Love Is In The Air (Again) at Bridal Cave & Thunder Mountain Park

Bridal Cave is getting ready to once again host our most anticipated Lake of the Ozarks annual event. Every year, right around Valentine's Day, we provide FREE wedding vow renewals, and couples flock from all over to participate in this romantic celebration of love. (Yes, you read that right ... IT'S FREE!) 
Renew Your Vows For FREE!
On Sunday, February 12, 2017, celebrate Valentine's Day a couple of day's early with your spouse by renewing your wedding vows inside our beautiful, stalactite adorned, underground wedding chapel. We will have an officiant on hand to take care of the words, and all you have to bring is the love (and your spouse, of course!) No reservations are needed to renew your wedding vows. Simply show up and we will get you in with the next ceremony. 

 Over the years, this has been one of the most popular events at the park. Couples have joined us from 24 different states, and ranged in years married from as many as 60 to less than one. One bride & groom had only been married for one week! 

 We had 240 couples join us last year. As a matter of fact, we even had a brand new wedding that day once the event was over! Love was definitely in the air. Here is what one guest had to say;     

 "My husband and I came and renewed our vows yesterday (last year, 2016) with you. Ed and I Want to thank you so much for inviting us and making our 25th the a most special Valentine's day . The staff made me feel like a young bride all over again. The ceremony was perfect!! As we said our vows, I felt like I did 25 years ago saying them for the first time full of love and joy. Thank God for this beautiful cave and thank you the staff of Bridal Cave, for using Gods gift in such a special way on Valentines. Thanks!"  
~Donna Madewell

 FREE Goodies, Plus a Chance to Win Big!
In addition to getting the chance to promise your love to your spouse once again, many lake area businesses have joined us to make your vow renewal extra special. All participating couples will receive:   

  • Fresh flowers for the bride from Janine's Flowers
  • A downloadable wedding portrait from Lindsey Webster Photography
  • A goodie bag filled with gifts and lake area discounts
  • A lifetime pass to Bridal Cave


 This year we have also added a grand prize for one lucky couple. Everyone joining us for this special event will be entered to win:

  • 2 tickets to a concert of your choice at Ozarks Amphitheater 
  • Overnight accommodations at Old Kinderhook Lodge 
  • Limo service to and from the concert 

Mark Your Calendars Now!
Make sure that you do not miss this year's FREE renewal of vows at Bridal Cave & Thunder Mountain Park. It's only a short trip from home if you live in the lake area, and it can be a perfect romantic weekend trip if you don't live here but would like to spend Valentine's Day at the Lake of the Ozarks.

You will also be some of the first people to see new things that we have in store for our 2017 season. The Rock Shop and the Sportswear Shop will both be open, and all of the wonderful new items that we've picked out will be on display. We'll see you soon for vow renewals, and we expect to see you often after that. (You are getting a lifetime pass, after all!)   


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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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