Nestled in the heart of the Coachella Valley, Bermuda Dunes at Bermuda Dunes Country Club is where desert luxury meets living history. Since 1959, this iconic golf course and residential community has defined what it means to celebrate in style beneath the California sun — and now, through a partnership with Wedgewood Weddings, its legendary grounds are open for the wedding of your dreams.
Designed by the acclaimed William F. Bell, the course was sculpted with rolling dunes and palm-lined fairways inspired by the great coastal and British courses of the world. This is the very course where Arnold Palmer claimed his first PGA Tour win in 1960 and his last in 1973, where the Bob Hope Desert Classic drew the world's finest players, and where Hollywood legends like Clark Gable and Cary Grant came to unwind.
Your wedding at Bermuda Dunes unfolds across spaces that feel both timeless and refreshingly distinct. Exchange your vows at Waterfall Cove, a serene lakeside ceremony site framed by cascading water, lush hedges, and a private gate that keeps the magic entirely your own. As the afternoon light shifts, guests gather in The Lounge — a stylish, bar-forward cocktail space with mid-century modern character that sets a warm, social tone before the reception begins. The Bermuda Dunes reception hall sets the stage for dinner, dancing, and all the moments you've been dreaming about, with refined mid-century modern design and updated lighting that honors the property's storied heritage.
Prepare for your big day in spaces designed with the same thoughtful character. The Rosa Suite offers the bridal party a dedicated retreat, while the Desert Den — a richly appointed converted wine room — gives the wedding party a relaxed, intimate space to mark the morning.
With on-site catering with buffet and plated options, ample parking, and wheelchair accessibility, Bermuda Dunes is equipped to bring your vision to life. Rooted in golf prestige, shaped by desert beauty, and infused with mid-century modern character, this is a one-of-a-kind setting where history, landscape, and celebration come together in a way that cannot be replicated.
