Annual Vow Renewals at Bridal Cave - For FREE!

Over 3, 000 couples have exchanged vows at Bridal Cave, and this Valentine's Day we are getting ready to increase that number.  The annual Free Wedding Vow Renewals at Bridal Cave happen every February inside of our stalactite adorned underground wedding chapel.  Not only do you get to renew your marriage vows at the Lake of the Ozarks, but you will also receive a few great bonus gifts.  


On Sunday, February 14, 2016 from 9 am - 4 pm, we will have a wedding officiant at the cave to assist our couples in renewing their marriage vows on the most romantic day of the year.  There is no charge to participate in this event.  Along with this momentous and special opportunity, each couple will receive the following items.
  • Fresh flowers for the bride from Janine's Flowers
  • A wedding portrait available for download online by Lindsey Webster Photography         
  • A goody bag with gifts such as movie tickets, concert tickets, lake area discount coupons, and more!
  • A lifetime pass to Bridal Cave


 Last year at our 2015 annual renewal of vows, we were joined by a record 209 couples!  Seven different states were represented, the furthest of which came all the way from North Pole, Alaska.  One of our couples had only been married for 1 year, and another couple had been married for 57 years.  Altogether, between our 209 couples, 4,367 years of marriage were represented. Love was definitely in the air!  

Our bridal chapel recently received both state and national recognition as a premier venue for weddings and vow renewal ceremonies.  About.com named Bridal Cave in "Five Spectacular Destination Wedding Venues."  The Sierra Club mentioned us in "Five Romantic Outdoor Spots for Valentine's Day."  We were rated in the "Top 10 Most Unique Wedding Venues in America" by Glamour Magazine.  Bridal Cave was given the Editor's Choice Award from Rural Electric Missouri, and we will be featured in the Best of Midwest Living Magazine this March.    

 A special thanks goes out to all of our 2016 sponsors for helping to make our annual renewal of vows the amazing day that it always is.  

  • KRMS/93.5 Rocks the Lake
  • Lindsey Webster Photography
  • Merry Jones Photography
  • Janine's Flowers
  • Funky Buffalo
  • Hero's Sports Saloon
  • Ozarks Amphitheater
  • Wehrenberg Theater


 This is an excellent way to spend Valentine's Day with your spouse.  We'll do all of the work, you just show up and say "I do...again!"  Please make plans to join us at the Lake of the Ozarks favorite year-round attraction this February 14. There is no need to make a reservation.  Simply show up between 9 am - 4 pm and join all of our other couples.  Bridal Cave hopes to break last year's record and help even more loving couples renew their wedding vows in 2016.  

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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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