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Page 1: RESTAURANT HISTORY · RESTAURANT HISTORY Log Haven began its romantic appeal in 1920, when Mr. L. F. Rains, a Salt Lake businessman and member of the Metropolitan Opera Company, created

Business Packet

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LOG HAVEN RESTAURANT HISTORYLog Haven began its romantic appeal in 1920, when Mr. L. F. Rains, a Salt Lake businessman and member of the Metropolitan Opera Company, created this log hideaway as a wedding anniversary gift for his wife. Logs from Ore-gon were shipped via San Francisco to Salt Lake City and then hauled up Millcreek Canyon by horse-drawn wagon. Since the many fireplaces were Log Haven’s only source of heat, the structure was used as a summer home by the Rains family and became a gathering place for many local executives to explore the mountains, fish in the creek, and hatch plans for the future of Salt Lake City and Utah.

During the Depression an insurance executive, Mr. Gleed Miller, bought Log Haven and turned it into a year round residence, adding additional rooms, an ice-skating pond, and horse stables across the road. When the Miller chil-dren grew up and left their wilderness-near-the-city nest, Stanley Sprouse converted the log home to a restaurant, keeping its original name and sharing its beauty with all who wished to partake of its unique setting.

During the late 80s, Log Haven fell into disrepair and was slated to be destroyed. In March of 1994, Margo Provost purchased the property and completely refurbished and renovated this cherished historical gathering place.

AWARDS & acknowledgmentsLog Haven has been consistently honored with the most national and local awards in the industry including:• Best Utah Restaurant• Best Salt Lake Restaurant• Wine Spectator Award of Excellence• Four-Diamond Award• Official Best Wedding and Event Venue in Utah• DiRoNA (Distinguished Restaurants of North America)• Most Romantic Restaurant in Utah• Best Canyon Restaurant• Best Service• Small Business of the Year

W E L C O M ELog Haven, long synonymous with wildflowers, waterfalls and fine can-yon dining, is located in a historic log mansion in the Wasatch National Forest, just 20 minutes from down-town Salt Lake City. Established in 1994 by Margo Provost, nationally recognized Log Haven specializes in seasonal New America cuisine and romance.

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cherished, historical setting

Our Packages:

We recognize how important your event is to you. In addition to mountain splen-dor and spectacular gardens, we provide:

Seasoned Management Staff with over 25 years of experience. Available seven days a week to assist you in your planning details.

Custom Menus with Company’s Name and Logo

Option of ordering entrees on the night of the event with limited menus (groups of 50 or less) Water Station w/Freshly Sliced Lemons

Dance Floor Areas

Screen

Reception locations that include both indoor and outdoor areas (summer)

White linens (custom colors are available)

Candle centerpiece

Valet service (dependent on size of group) and outdoor Heated Walk-way

Canyon Voucher

Award-Winning Wine List with Sommelier As-sistance

Bartender (limited/full bar)

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Pricing and Policies

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SPECIAL EVENTS AT LOG HAVENLog Haven is an exceptional location for your event. Rental spaces are available from 5:30 - 10:30 p.m. To reserve space a Minimum Expenditure Requirement (MER) is met by groups for exclusive, all evening rental of private rooms. All food, beverage, tax and service charges apply to our Minimum Expen-diture Requirements (MER).

The Small and Large Rains RoomsThese rooms are named after the original Log Haven owner, L.F. Rains.The Small Rains room is a semi-private room with a cozy alcove and is perfect for smaller groups. The atmosphere is festive, with a wood burning fireplace. The Small Rains room seats groups of 8 to 24 guests. The Large Rains room is located just behind the Small Rains room and is an enchanting location with redwood bookshelves filled with antiques, artifacts and book collections. The Large Rains room is suited for groups of 25 to 50 guests.

Log Haven’s Waterfall and Garden PatioLog Haven’s most popular outdoor dining spot is located at the base of a breathtaking waterfall. With 360 degree views of the Wasatch National Forest, the patio provides a memorable backdrop for a vari-ety of events. Accomodates groups of 80 to 125 and is rented with the Hillside Amphitheater and the Library Suite, increasing the seating capacity to 275. Hillside Amphitheater The Amphitheater sits gracefully on a hillside and affords unsurpassed views of serene Wasatch nation-al Forest. The setting is superb for outdoor events for parties up to 100. The Amphitheater is rented with the patio or Library Suite.Maximum seating capacity: 100

*Events more social in nature have greater seating capacity. Spaces are connected for larger groups.

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Wasatch Room, Foyer, and West DeckWarm and elegantly rustic, Log Haven’s main din-ing room sparkles beneath log beans and garland trim. Windows surround the room, providing endless views of the Wasatch National Forest. A lovely pass-through sandstone fireplace is shared by the dining area and foyer, which is outfitted with comfortably sophisticated chairs and couches. It accommodates groups of 80 to 150 guests. MER:

Lakeside Garden Meadow With a graceful gazebo overlooking Log Ha-ven’s very own private lake in the forest, the Lake side Garden meadow is a perfect setting for socials prior to dinner.

Winter ConservatoryThe conservatory is an elegant enclosure with six-teen foot-ceilings, tinkle lights and views to the icy waterfall and snowy mountainsides. This unique space accommodates 50 to 80 guests. Entire RestaurantMER & Surcharges:Seating capacity: Up to 425 guests

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LOG HAVEN BANQUET MENUS Log Haven’s restaurant and banquet operations have always been dedicated to existing in har-mony with nature. Located in the Wasatch National Forest, we are more closely aligned with the preciousness of our natural resources than many and have always purchased local/regional organic and natural ingredients whenever possible. Log Haven supports local producers who focus on quality as well as sustainability and conservation.

Executive Chef Jones Chef David Jones moved to the majestic Utah mountains from the hills of Northern California in 1994 to reopen Log Haven, Salt Lake’s most scenic and historic restaurant. While classi-cally trained in European cuisine, Dave has created his own globally inspired cuisine with a significant influence in American Regional and Pacific Rim.

It was in the kitchen with his mother and grandmother (who was one of the first graduates of the Boston School of Cooking), where he began cooking at age seven. After graduating top of his class from the California Culinary Academy, Dave was directly influenced by Wolf-gang Puck, Mark Peel and Nancy Silverton (original Spago), attending intense workshops on California cuisine. In the early 1990’s Dave’s style was further enhanced by the late Jean Louis Palladin. They cooked together, and as friends, traveled throughout the West. Dave’s culinary talent is exceeded only by his genuineness. These two components create the most memorable dining experience.

Log Haven has always purchased local/regional organic and natural ingredients whenever pos-sible. Log Haven supports local producers who focus on quality as well as sustainability and conservation. Chef Jones’ partners with several local purveyors in addition to providing fresh organic produce from his own garden.

Below is a sampling of the local purveyors we support:

Slide Ridge Honey, Certified Piedmontese Beef, Heirlooms and More, Worden Produce, Beehive Cheese, Creminili Fine Meats, Green River Produce, Mountain Land , Firebird Chilies, Mountain View Mushrooms, Oakdell Farms, Nature Indulgence, Pepperlane Products, Redmond Salt, Rimini Roasters, Uinta Brewery, Gold Creek Farms, Red Barn Cider Mill

Chef Jones’ menu display a reverence for quality ingredients and refined techniques. We are committed to providing products grown in keeping the environment as clean as pos-sible by selling food close to where it is grown.

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Our Cuisine

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Appetizer MenuAvailable for Daytime Events/10:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. and Evening Events/5:00 - 11:30 p.m.

Items below are available for socials, prior to the meal AND IN ADDITION TO the Luncheon Buffet Menu, Luncheon Plated Menu, Open House Menu, Evening Canyon Buffet Menu and Evening Plated Menu.

Butler passed hors d’oeuvre - Individually priced

Minimum 25 servings of each. Chef recommends 1 piece per person. ARTICHOKE – BOURSIN BEIGNET Quartered artichoke heart, boursin cheese, Parmesan cheese breading. SPINACH AND CHEESE SPANIKOPITA Fresh spinach, crunchy nuts, cheeses, herbs and spices inside a puff pastry crust VEG SPRING ROLLS Bean thread, carrots, cabbages, onions, peas and bamboo shoots are seasoned with Asian spices and hand wrapped in a spring roll skin.

Minimum 50 servings of each. Chef recommends 1 piece per person. TANDOORI CHICKEN - the exotic flavors of roasted garlic, ginger, cayenne pepper, cumin & real lime juice are combined for a robust rub for our chicken satay. MUSHROOM TART shiitake, oyster, portobello, cremini and button mushrooms, fresh herbs and Swiss cheese fill a flaky handmade chive tart shellCHILLED SHRIMP WITH COCKTAIL SAUCE POT STICKERS – Ponzu Sauce

COCONUT SHRIMP seasoned butterflied shrimp battered with sweet coconut flakes and panko bread crumbs.

BEEF EMPANADA A mouth-watering mixture of shredded beef, cheddar cheese, jalapenos and exotic spiced wrapped in corn masa pastry.BEEF WELLINGTON Beef tenderloin wrapped in pastry , mushroom duxelle, demi glace PETITE CRAB CAKE Petite crab cakes, with aioli

Minimum 100 servings of each. Chef recommends 1 piece per person. ChilledWATERMELON, GOAT CHEESE, BALSAMIC SYRUP SMOKED PROSCIUTTO GRASINNIS – Truffle Aioli BLACKENED SHRIMP CHILLED - Citrus Dipping Sauce OYSTERS – Apple Mignonette Warm ROASTED ROMA TOMATOES and Fontina

ChilledCALIFORNIA ROLLS TOMATO AND FRESH MOZZARELLA SKEWERS – Garlic Balsamic Dip TUNA TARTAR, wasabi Mayonnaise, English Cucumber CHILLED CARROT – GINGER SOUP SHOOTERS WarmBAKED CHEESE CROSTINIS with Warmed Mushroom Salad GRILLED SKIRT STEAK BROCHETTE – Onion Marmalade GRILLED ANDOUILLE SAUSAGE LINKS – Smoked Chile Sweet Vinegar Sauce ARANCINI (risotto ball), Garlic Cream

SEARED RARE BEEF (chilled), Garlic Crostini, Onion Marmalade JALAPENO CRAB CAKE (warm) ChilledCHICKEN CURRY SALAD in Bibb Lettuce Cups CRAB SALAD in Piquillo Pepper

ALL PRICING IS EXCLUSIVE OF TAX AND SERVICE CHARGES. All menus and pricing are based upon current market conditions and are subject to change based upon changes in the market.

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Plated Dinner Seasonal Menu Log Haven prides itself on helping you tailor your menu to your individual needs. Pricing is based upon the menu you

create by selecting from options listed below. Dinners include three courses; salad, entree and dessert. For groups greater than 50 guests PRE-COUNTS ARE REQUIRED.1) Event contact can provide Custom Place Cards with guests’ name and their Entrée order.2) For groups who are unable to establish a pre count for their guests, Log Haven’s chef will establish counts for en-trees based on industry standards: 60% beef / 25% fish / 13% chicken / 2% vegetarian. Log Haven will provide Entrée Cards based upon the final count established 7 days in advance and these industry standards will be applied. Guests will choose their Entrée Card upon arrival and place it in front of their seat. The chef will prepare entrees based upon these standards which may result in some of the guests not being able to select their preferred entree. For groups less than 50 guests a limited menu is available and guests can order their entrees on the night of the event. No sur charge applies. For groups over 50 guests without a pre-count of entrees – the following surcharges apply:

SEASONAL MENU Chef David Jones changes his menu twice a year. The Seasonal Menu includes seasonal ingredients, trends

and current influences of Chef David JonesWinter Menu is available November through AprilSummer Menu is available May through October

FIRST COURSE

Young Mixed Greensheirloom tomato, sourdough croutons, honey balsamic vinaigrette

freshly baked artisan breads and butter

ENTREÉS: CHOICE OF FOUR:Pre-counts needed 7 days before the event

PEPPER SEARED FILET GFpotatoes with aged gouda, maket vegetable,

shiitake mushroom-cabernet reduction -or-

GRILLED NATURAL CHICKEN BREAST stir fried grains with pistachios, dried cherries, smoked bacon,

roasted broccolini, pickled mustard seed, roast chicken broth

-or-CHIPOTLE-HONEY GLAZED SALMON GF

blistered shishito peppers, jalapeno-tomato confit,hominy puree, salsa verde, tortilla straws -or-

TOASTED CORN PASTA, ARRABIATA GF, VBeyond Beef Italian “sausage”, hazelnut

gremolata, calabrian chili oil

DESSERT: New York Style Cheesecake

Unlimited soda/coffee/tea station.

MENUS SUBJECT TO CHANGE, MENU WILL CHANGE SEASONALLY.

ALL PRICING IS EXCLUSIVE OF TAX AND SERVICE CHARGES

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Evening Canyon Buffet Business (Available for 50 people or more)

Includes:

Mixed Field Greens with Choice of two dressingsBalsamic Vinaigrette and Creamy Gorgonzola

Display of Seasonal Fruits Unlimited soda/coffee/tea stationChef’s selection of accompanying starch

Grilled Vegetable PlatterAssorted Rolls and Butter

Dessert Station (1 piece/person): Vanilla Bean Cheesecake, Chocolate Flourless Cake, Fresh Seasonal Fruit Tart

MAIN COURSE OPTIONS

CHICKEN ENTREERosemary Chicken with Garlic Aioli

Grilled Chicken Breast with Lemon Herb ButterSoy Ginger Grilled Chicken with Wasabi Butter

Sauteed Chicken Breast with Lemon Caper Garlic Butter Roasted Chicken Breast with Oven-Roasted Garlic Tomato Sauce

Sesame Chicken with Honey Apricot Glaze

VEGETARIAN ENTREE Fresh Vegetable Lasagna

Grilled Eggplant Layered with Tomato, Mushrooms, Olives and Mozzarella Cheese Grilled Portobella Mushroom Steak on Wilted Field Greens with Madeira Wine Reduction

Entree options continued on the next page

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Evening Canyon Buffet continued

OTHER MEATSMarinated New York Strip with Bearnaise

Top Sirloin Steak with Garlic Seared MushroomsRoast Leg of Lamb with Garlic - Dried Tomato Jus

Marinated Flank Steak with BernaiseGrilled Pork Chops with Grilled Stone Fruit, Balsamic Syrup (seasonal) Medallions of Pork with Sauteed Apples and Pommery Mustard Sauce

SEAFOOD Grilled Salmon, Raspberry Vinaigrette, Creme Fraiche

Medallions of Swordfish with Rosemary Tomato MayonnaiseGrilled Salmon with Sesame Orange Soy Glaze

Mahi Mahi with Mango - Pineapple Salsa, Lime Buerre Blanc

ALL PRICING IS EXCLUSIVE OF TAX AND SERVICE CHARGES. *All menus and pricing are based upon current market conditions and are

subject to change based upon changes in the market.

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BEVERAGES Log Haven provides natural spring water for all of our events from our own fountain.NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESUnlimited soda (Coca-Cola products - Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite), Iced Tea and Coffee Station Log Haven Tropical Mango/Orange Punch Log Haven Wassail (hot apple cider) Log Haven Hot Chocolate Log Haven Holiday Eggnog Each bowl serves approximately 25 people.

BAR BEVERAGES: WINE, BEER, COCKTAILSWINESLARGE BOTTLE BANQUET WINES: Our large bottle banquet wines are provided as an economic op-tion for our events. White (chardonnay), red (merlot or cabernet sauvignon) and blush (white zinfandel) are represented. Wines are served in a clear carafe and serve approximately 4 to 6 glasses per carafe. OTHER WINES (no minimums apply): White: Anselmi San Vincenzo, J. Lohr Chardonnay, Chehalem Pinot Gris, Dog Point Sauvignon Blanc, Landmark Chardonnay Red: Sagelands Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Crest H3 Merlot, Elderton Shiraz, Colome Malbet, Longoria “Lovely Rita” Pinot Noir, Obsidian Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon White Zinfandel: Montevina, Sparkling: Gruet Brut ($49/750ml)Wines are served in the Riedel Restaurant Series stem ware. Other selections are available at minimum case quantities. Contact the Banquet Department for more information.

BRIDAL/CHAMPAGNE TOAST: Log Haven provides a symbolic hand-passed champagne toast for $3.50 / person. Both Champagne (Andre) and house sparkling cider are available to guests and hand-passed on lined trays. There are more eclectic champagnes available by the bottle on Log Haven’s wine list that can be provided throughout the event or as a passed toast. Please ask for a quote if you have a preference in cham-pagne.

BEER (up to 3 selections): Bud Light, Baba Black Lager, Fat Tire Amber Ale, Epic Escape to Colorado IPA, Spaten Lager, Bass AleM Anderson Valley Brewing Company Oatmeal Stout Other selections are available at minimum case quantities. Contact the Banquet Department for more information.

DISTILLED SELECTIONS (up to 8 selections) price includes mixer (soda, juice, etc.): Recommended List:Gilbey’s Gin, 5 Wives Vodka, Dewar’s Scotch, Jameson’s Irish Whiskey, Dented Brick Antelope Island Rum Crown Royal, Maker’s Mark, Jose Cuervo Tequila The following selections can be exchanged for the above Recommended List:Grey Goose Vodka, Hendrick’s Gin, Bacardi Rum, Seagram’s 7, Jack Daniels Whiskey, Knob Creek, High West Double Rye, Johnny Walker Black Label, Balvenie Double Wood Scotch,Vida Blanco Tequila

Other distilled offerings not on the list above can be special ordered. Minimum of 25 servings.

ALL PRICING IS EXCLUSIVE OF TAX AND SERVICE CHARGES

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TYPES OF BAR SERVICESIGNATURE COCKTAILSSignature cocktails can be used with the base from the distilled list. Contact the banquet department for more information and pricing.Please contact the banquet department to receive a copy of our distilled beverage list.

TYPES OF BAR SERVICE:FULL HOST BAR A full host bar requires that the host of the event pay the entire beverage bill at the close of the event. A run-ning tab will be kept until the host communicates the decision to close bar service. At that time, all bar service will be inventoried and your bill will be prepared. This bill will include applicable sales tax and a 22% service charge.

LIMITED HOST BAR: Our most popular option, a limited host bar allows the host to limit what is available to his/her guests and have control over beverage cost. Log Haven can accommodate any combination of offerings. Bar beverages are charged by consumption. When the estimate has been reached, the lead server / event coordinator will contact the event host and discuss the option of extending the bar limit or serving bar beverages on a cash basis. If the bar is extended an overage estimate must be signed by the event contact. If the cash bar option is selected, guests will pay for their own beverages coordinated with Log Haven’s bartender.

CASH BAR SERVICE: Full bar service is available on a cash basis. Each guest is responsible for their own beverages and will be billed by the server / bartender. For groups under 100 guests, the cost to host/hostess is $150.00 before tax. For groups over 100 guests, additional service fees are applicable. Please contact the banquet department for more information.

DAYTIME BAR FEE: For daytime events a minimum bar beverage expenditure of $300.00 before service charges and tax is required. A passed bridal/champagne toast and/or a cash bar fee does not apply towards the $300.00 minimum bar expenditure.

BAR BEVERAGE POLICIES: Log Haven is governed by UDABC regulations. We are responsible for monitoring the age and condition of our guests and we reserve the right to terminate bar service. We allow for a buffer period between closure and departure. Cars left overnight are not subject to any additional charges. All guests must present valid identification and be over 21 years of age to be served an alcoholic beverage.No outside alcoholic beverages may be consumed on Log Haven property by any event guests. We may not sell or furnish alcohol at an event at which a minor is present unless food is available at all times when alcohol is sold, furnished or consumed at the event.ALL DISTILLED ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, WINE AND BEER MUST BE PURCHASED THROUGH LOG HAVEN. OUTSIDE BAR BEVERAGES BROUGHT ONTO PROPERTY ARE SUBJECT TO A $500.00 FINE. LOG HAVEN RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CONFISCATE ALL ALCOHOL THAT HAS NOT BEEN PROVIDED THROUGH LOG HAVEN AND TO TERMINATE THE EVENT.

ALL PRICING IS EXCLUSIVE OF TAX AND SERVICE CHARGES

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GENERAL POLICIES (cont.)

PAYMENT SCHEDULE A non-refundable, non-transferable deposit equal to 50% of the Minimum Expenditure Requirement is required to hold your date. This deposit will apply toward your final bill which is payable in full at the conclusion of your event. At the conclusion of your event, Log Haven personnel will reconcile payments with the final bill and the minimum expenditure requirement for the event. Only cash, local check or major credit card are ac-cepted for payment. We do not accept out-of-state checks as final payment. Log Haven reserves the right to cancel your event if any of the above Payment Schedule payments are not made at the time due and all payments and deposits received to that point will be forfeited.

FINAL GUEST COUNTSThe Banquet Office must be notified seven (7) days prior to your event of the exact number of guests. You will then be charged for this number even if there are fewer in attendance. Payment is required for additional guests over the number guaranteed. For plated meals, you will be charged for the exact number of guests seated for dinner -or- your final advance count whichever is greater. A final count for each entree selected is required.For buffet or pen house events, you will be charged for the number of plates used on the buffet line -or- your final advance count whichever is greater.

ROOM AVAILABILITYYour event contract clearly identifies the time your room is available and the time your event ends. Your room will not be available for deliver-ies or set up prior to your SET UP time and your must vacate the area you have reserved within 15 minutes following your EVENT ENDS time. Additional time may be contracted for an additional charge. If you do not adhere to either the SET UPtime or the EVENT ENDS time, you will be liable for these additional usage fees.

DECORATIONSLog Haven is reserved “as is”. Due to their value and irreplaceability, no Log Haven furnishings may be moved nor should the furniture be rearranged or moved from any room. If your dining or banquet area needs to be readjusted, please inform the Manager or your Banquet Cap-tain. Any changes in decor, damage to the facility or movement of furniture will incur a charge to the host. The amount of the charge will be determined by Log Haven restaurant. Nothing may be affixed to the walls or windows without prior approval. Fresh flowers, centerpieces and special decorations are acceptable with prior written approval from Log Haven and should be brought in leak proof containers. All decorations must be delivered during your set-up time and then removed from the premises at the end of your event. The host/hostess is responsible for the actions and damages of all subcontractors hired and/or paid separately by the host/hostess.

AMBIANCELog Haven is an elegant mountain setting devoted to providing the ultimate dining experience to all of our guests. As such, Log Haven retains the right to review and approve all activities which could be determined as interruptive or disruptive to other guests on the premises. All details of any announcements, toasts, awards, speeches, musical performances (including any recorded material or audio/visual display, for example) or entertainment of any kind will need to be discussed with and approved in writing by the Banquet Manager. All equipment delivery must occur during your set-up time and then removed from the premises at the end of your event. If these requests are approved, they will become a part of the contract and must be orchestrated only as stated in the contract. Otherwise, they may be discontinued by the Manager on Duty if he/she determines them to be disruptive to other guests.

MENUS AND PRICINGAll menus and pricing are based upon current market conditions and are subject to change based upon changes in the market.

PARKING

In order to preserve its wilderness setting, Log Haven has limited parking facilities. Log Haven is not responsible for cars receiving tickets for parking on the street or in non-authorized areas. Ask about our valet service options.

CHILDREN

Children attending any event must stay in the reserved area with their parents and should not be permitted to run through the property. The host of the event will be held responsible for all damage or injury due to disruptive children.

PERSONAL PROPERTY

Log Haven assumes no liability for you or your guests’ personal property. We recommend you station a member of your party to accept gifts and to be responsible for any valuables you may have present.

SALES TAX AND SERVICE CHARGES A 22% service charge and applicable state sales tax will be added to all functions.The service charge covers all staffing for your event. The 22% service charge is applicable to all event charges. An additional tip for excep-tional service is not expected, but always appreciated.Sales tax is applied to all event charges, except for the Usage Fee in accordance with Utah Sales Tax code.

CANYON EXIT VOUCHERSLog Haven provides complimentary canyon exit vouchers to all guests. ALL PRICING IS EXCLUSIVE OF TAX AND SERVICE CHARGE

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LOG HAVEN REFERRAL LIST Log Haven’s event coordinator, Faith Sweeten, has coordinated events at Log Haven for over 15 years. She is ready to help you handle all the details, from transportation, entertainment, lodging or any desires you have to make your event special. Below is a list of references that will aid in creating a memorable event for you and your guests. Because we believe each wedding is unique, Log Haven accepts other vendors not listed on our referral list without additional charges to the host/hostess. Linens and Rentals (colored linens and napkins, table runners, chivari chairs, tents): 801-869-3347 Brooke Ware with Diamond Rental, [email protected] Show room: 4518 South 500 West, Salt Lake City.

Outdoor Lighting: Moonlight / Nephi weddings.moonlightutah.com 801-255-0198

Florists: Pamela Olson, Native - email: [email protected] 801-364-4606 Pam/ Robert with Every Blooming Thing, www.everybloomingthing.cc 801-521-4773 Rachael MacLaughlin, rootsflowers.net, [email protected] 801-363-7668 Melissa with Blossom Sweet [email protected], blossomsweet.com 801-669-4646 Natalie with LaFleur, lafleurdesign.com 801-673-8758 Jerry with Hillside Floral 801-943-8427 Sarah with Honey of a Thousand Flowers, sarahwinward.com 801-231-3088

Photographers: Chad Braithwaite with Faces / faces-photo.om 801-748-2283 Erin Kate Photography, www.erinkatephoto.com 801-467-2468 Justin Hackworth [email protected] 801-916-6993 Pepper Nix, www.peppernix.com 801-661-1106 Jacque Lynn, jacquelynnphoto.com 801-597-8955 Alixann Loosle, alixannlooslephotography.com 801-369-0284 Rebekah Westover, rebekahwestover.com 801-655-3406

Videographer: Ryan Hinman, [email protected], ryanhinmanfilms.com 801-671-2760 Deejays: DJ Pauly, Paul Helms, Owner, djpaulyweddings.com 801-554-8647 Squawk Box [email protected] 801-968-1890 Behren’s Entertainment / [email protected] 801-560-9986 Park City Wedding DJ - Josh / parkcityweddingdj.com 801-949-9438 Bands: Michelle Moonshine Trio /michellemoonshine.com, 801-662-9427 Joe Muscolino [email protected], joemuscolinoband.com 801-583-6361 Deejay and Jazz Band: Rob Bennion jazz band 801-636-8640 Pianist: K.Wayne Egan, [email protected] 801-864-8158 Mister R / MisterDuo.com / Missy & Remy Hansen 801-694-5541 Photo Booth: All Occasions Photo Booths, alloccassionsphotobooths.com 801-255-7786 Utah Wedding Photobooth, utahsbooth.com 801-230-0447

The above services are contracted by the host/hostess of the event and we cannot guarantee their services.

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