Daly Mansion

The Daly Mansion turn-of-the century grandeur

Located in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley, The Daly Mansion is the Georgian Revival 1910 Mansion built for the Copper King, Marcus Daly. The sweeping grounds are exquisite boasting hundreds of majestic shade trees, lush green grass, a variety of flower gardens and beds, an abundance of lilacs, staircases, urns dripping with flora, an arbor, gazebo, fountain, and a lovely view of the Bitterroot Mountains.

Due to it's beauty, the Daly Mansion was recently voted as the Bitterroot's Best Place To Get Married and is one of the most photographed areas in the valley. Here at the Mansion, photos of your special day will reflect a romantic fairy tale wedding.

We can accommodate large or small ceremonies and receptions. Brides may choose to hold their wedding ceremony anywhere on the Mansion grounds. Each site offers a breathtaking view of the gorgeous Mansion grounds and house. We offer a 40x100 tent capable of accommodating up to 450 guests (if the reception is sit-down style, the tent can accommodate 240-320 guests). The tent can also be utilized for your ceremony. So that you may enjoy a nice cool setting for you to ready yourself and relax before your nuptials, we offer a bridal ready room for you and your attendants along with a room for the groom and his attendants. Public restrooms and parking are ample and available to your guests within easy walking distance to the tent.

Brides and grooms can make a grand entrance to their ceremony by way of carriages and vintage cars. A walk down our beautiful arbor is another wonderful way to meet your groom.

The Daly Mansion is located 42 miles south of Missoula, Montana between Corvallis and Hamilton at 251 Eastside Highway. The Bitterroot Valley offers a variety of lodging sites, restaurants, and outdoor and indoor activities for you and your guests. Early bookings are highly recommended as the Mansion calendar fills quickly. The grounds of the Daly Mansion are available for weddings beginning the last week of May to the end of September.

Courtesy of Spotlight Photo


Courtesy of Spotlight Photo


Courtesy of Spotlight Photo


Courtesy of Spotlight Photo


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