A Romance to Remember, Makayla and River's Unforgettable Wedding at Bridal Cave and Thunder Mountain Park.



 



River and Makayla: A Romance to Remember 



River grew up around the lake area, working at Bridal Cave as his summer job from 14 years old through college. The couple share a love of art and nature, so it was no surprise to any of their friends that they would choose Beautiful and Romantic Bridal Cave to celebrate their wedding. 

Makayla wore a gorgeous mermaid gown, and River was handsome as ever in his white suit. Knowing Bridal Cave needed nothing but to be filled with friends and family to commemorate the day, their ceremony was nothing short of perfection.

The ceremony was followed by their reception at the Thunder Mountain Event Center. The space was filled with great food, laughter, and dancing the night away. Together they gathered all the most special and intentional items to decorate the Thunder Mountain Event Center for their celebration. The couple cut fresh greenery and flowers from River's grandmother's garden. The tables were decorated with beautiful natural elements and the most extraordinary showpieces of collected gemstones from the Bridal Cave gift shop, like Black Amethyst and giant Moroccan Geode centerpieces. Walking into this masterpiece that Makayla and her friends crafted for this special day was stunning. 

For more wedding inspiration @BridalCaveWeddings on Pinterest. For details about getting married at Bridal Cave and Thunder Mountain Park, Contact Lindsey@BridalCave.com or call 573.346.2676




Location: 526 Bridal Cave Rd, Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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