Get Married in Bridal Cave!

Bridal Cave, Camdenton MO, Lake of the Ozarks, weddingsGetting married is one of the most important things that you will do in your lifetime.  Making the experience fun and unique will make it even more special. One of the most incredible places to get married at the Lake of the Ozarks at Bridal Cave.  

 If you are planning a small wedding of under 100 people and you are a couple with a flair for adventure, then Bridal Cave may be the perfect wedding venue for you.  It is an absolutely breathtaking backdrop for your nuptials with a lot of history.  Over 3,000 couples from around the world have exchanged vows here with us.      


Get Married Any Time of the Year



 Bridal Cave is a perfect place to get married, no matter what time of year it is. Our stalactite adorned chapel inside of the cave is available year round and can fit up to 50 people.  The temperature remains at a constant, comfortable 60 degrees, so you know exactly what to expect on your wedding day, no matter what the temperature is outside.  

 If you would prefer to get married with the beautiful Lake of the Ozarks for the backdrop, we also have an outdoor pavilion that has seating for up to 80 guests. A new waterfall and botanical garden are being prepared for the 2016 spring wedding season.  Even more gorgeous atmosphere to add to what is already here.    

Bridal Cave, Camdenton MO, Lake of the Ozarks, weddings

Award-winning Wedding Venue

You don't just have to take our word for it.  We have been given a few spectacular titles and awards over the years for our weddings at Bridal Cave.  
Bridal Cave, Camdenton MO, Lake of the Ozarks, weddings

Wedding Packages


We offer a couple of different packages to fit your wedding day needs. Reservations are taken with a minimum of 7 days notice.  If anyof your guests would like to take a cave tour before the wedding, we are happy to extend them a 25% discount discount on all admissions.     

Bridal Cave, Camdenton MO, Lake of the Ozarks, weddings


Bridal Cave, Camdenton MO, Lake of the Ozarks, weddings
Our wedding prices will be increasing slightly in 2016 (for the first time in a decade), but there is still time to lock in the 2015 prices for your ceremony.  If you book your wedding by December 31, 2015, we will honor this year's pricing, which is a savings of $95.00.  If you know for sure that you would like to say "I do" at Bridal Cave, give us a call and get your date booked.   

Getting married at the Lake of the Ozarks is a beautiful way to start your new life together as man and wife.  Having the ceremony at Bridal Cave is the perfect way to make the experience even more unique and special.  If you would like more information about weddings at Bridal Cave, please visit our website to view our brochure or give us a call at 573-346-2676.  




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

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