National park · Utah

Bryce Canyon National Park

Managed by National Park Service

Bryce Canyon's $100 permit covers two spots at Sunset Point for up to 30 guests, with no chairs, music or props and no reception. Plan on two to four weeks of processing; the couple and officiant enter free but guests pay.

Verified 1 official source

Official permit page ↗ Eloping in Utah

01 The rules

Permit fact card

Permit
Required: Special Use Permit — wedding
Application fee
$100 permit fee (only payable online at Pay.gov; all fees non-refundable)
Entrance & parking
Entrance fee is waived for the couple and the officiant only; wedding guests pay the park entrance fee unless they hold a pass.
Lead time
Requests take two to four weeks to process
Group size
30 people (guests)
Caps & rules
No music, chairs or other props. Nothing may be thrown. No balloons or decorations, no event or directional signs. Receptions are not permitted in the park.

02 Where

2 designated ceremony sites

As listed by the agency. Numbers in brackets are the group caps it gives.

  1. Sunset Point: overlooking the Main Amphitheater
  2. Sunset Point: overlooking Silent City

03 Re-check log

Compared with our June 2026 guides

No change: $100, two Sunset Point sites, 30 guests, 2–4 week processing, couple and officiant enter free, no chairs, music or props.

Sources

Where each value comes from

  1. Getting Married at Bryce Canyon (NPS), last updated June 9, 2026 ↗ Read on

Confirm with the agency before you book. Fees, calendars and site lists change, sometimes without notice. This page records what the official pages said on the date above; it is not legal advice.

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