Voted "Best Wedding Destination of Rural Missouri!

We're so excited and honored to announce that we've been voted the "Best Wedding Destination of Rural Missouri" for 2017 by Rural Missouri Magazine! Thank you to all who made this possible for us. We couldn't be where we are today without the love and support of our guests and community! To date, we have had 3,548 weddings so far. This year is starting out on a record pace with six weddings planned for the first week of April alone! If you've recently got engaged and are looking for a wedding venue at the Lake of the Ozarks, we'd be happy to accommodate your needs.


Here are some things we do that you can expect to help to make your special day as smooth and seamless as possible so that you can have a stress free experience:

Number of Guests

The chapel inside the cave can accommodate up to 50 guests standing room and the outdoor pavilion overlooking the Lake of the Ozarks holds up to 80 guests seated.

Licenses

A valid Missouri marriage license will be required for all weddings with the exception of renewal of vows in which your existing marriage license should be shown to the wedding officiant. For more information on Missouri marriage licenses please contact the Camden County Court House, Recorder's Office at 573-346-4440

Dress

For weddings performed in the cave chapel, we suggest appropriate dress. The Cave’s temperature is always a pleasant 60 degrees. During certain times of the year the concrete walks inside the Cave may be damp. A private dressing area is provided for the immediate wedding party for those wishing to dress upon arrival at the park.

Publicity

All weddings at Bridal Cave are open to the general public. Wedding couples should arrive at least 45 minutes prior to fill out necessary forms including a release form granting Bridal Cave rights to publicity and photographs.

Florist

We retain the services of a full service florist in Camdenton. Special requests for additional flowers, candelabras, etc. should be made directly with the florist. For more information please call Janine’s Flowers at 573-346-3388, www.janinesflowers.com

Photographer

The house photographer has years of experience in photographing in our chapel. Extra photographs may be ordered prior to your ceremony. For further information please contact Lindsey Webster Photography at 573-286-4561, www.lindseywebsterphotography.zenfolio.com

Wedding Party Discount

If any of your guests would like to tour the entire cave prior to the wedding we extend a 25% discount on all admissions. Please allow 90 minutes prior to the wedding to complete the tour.

Reservations 

Reservations are accepted with a minimum of 7 days' notice. A MasterCard, Visa or Discover is required to guarantee your reservation and must be paid in full when making your reservation. A cancellation fee of $300.00 will be assessed on wedding cancellations with less than 24 hours' notice. To make reservations or for more information please contact our wedding reservations department at 573-346-2676 or visit bridalcave.com

We also offer two very special wedding packages for you to choose from for your special day. When you choose Bridal Cave for your wedding venue at the Lake of the Ozarks, you can rest assured that your wedding day will be an unforgettable experience for all attendees. Again, we want to thank everyone who made it possible for us to be awarded the "Best Wedding Destination of Rural Missouri"!
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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020
(573) 346-2676
Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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