THIS WEEKEND is our Free Vow Renewals at Bridal Cave!

It's finally here! Our annual vow renewals inside Bridal Cave will take place THIS weekend! On Sunday, February, 10th from 9am to 4pm, love will be in the air inside beautiful and romantic Bridal Cave! All married couples, including their family members, are invited to attend this event at our unique wedding venue at the Lake of the Ozarks. There is no need to make a reservation, simply show up between 9am and 4pm and say, "I Do" again!


Icy Weather in the Forecast... 

We are doing our very best to make sure we are not stopped by mother nature this year. So much so that members of the staff are actually going to camp out here at the park to be ready just in case there is inclement weather. We also have a plan B in case we cannot get down the hill Sunday morning and will start at 9am in the new mountain top event center until it warms up (they are calling for high temperatures of 40 degrees Sunday afternoon.)

Keep an eye on our Facebook page for the official details regarding our event on Sunday. We hope that the weather will hold off so we can see a record amount of couples attend our vow renewals! 

Please Bring a Non-Perishable Food Item 

Bridal Cave is always ecstatic to be able to offer this free event at the Lake of the Ozarks! We hope that through our vow renewals we can bring joy to an abundance of couples in the Lake Area and beyond. In lieu of this event being free to the public, we do ask that you please bring a non-perishable food item to benefit the local Lamb House of Camdenton. This our way and yours to give back to those in need in our community! 


Free Gifts From Bridal Cave and the Lake Area! 

In addition to our free renewals in our underground bridal chapel, many of our Lake of the Ozarks businesses have teamed up with us to make your experience that much more special by contributing to this event. When you participate in our vow renewals, each couple will receive:  

Sweet Treats from Funky Buffalo

Gift certificates from Tucker Shuckers

Fresh flowers for the Bride from Janine’s Flowers

A downloadable wedding portrait from Lindsey Webster Photography

Goodie Bag with gifts 

Lake Area discounts

Lifetime Pass to Bridal Cave


A BIG Thank You! 

A big thanks to all of the folks who made this possible: 

Kevin Burns and Laura Gahn from KRMS/Lake 94 Lindsey Webster Photography Janine’s Flowers Funky Buffalo Tucker Shuckers Red Head Yacht Club Dirty Girls Rock Shop The Butcher Shop

Wedding Officiants: Ms. Jamie Reid & JR Reiter 
And of course all of the park staff for all of their hard work in preparation for this event.


See You Sunday! 

We are looking forward to seeing new faces as well as the folks that come to get their vows renewed every year with us! This is truly a special day in the park for everyone including our wedding couples, their family members, and our staff! We look forward to this event every year and we hope to see hundreds of couples share their love for one another! Don't forget to keep an eye on our Facebook page Sunday morning to check for updates on the weather and if we will start down at Bridal Cave or at our new event center at the top of the hill. 

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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020
(573) 346-2676

Location: Linn Creek, MO 65052, USA

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