A HUGE Thank You to Our Vow Renewal Sponsors!

Our annual wedding vow renewal ceremony is quickly approaching! This year, our free vow renewals will take place on February 9th, 2020 from 9am to 4pm. We look forward to this event every year and our sponsors help us make this event possible! This year, we have several sponsors that have helped make this free event possible year after year as well as a few new ones! Read on to learn more about this fun event and our sponsors!


Vow Renewal Details 

Celebrate Valentine's Day a couple of days 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.

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

Janine's Flowers 

Janine's Flowers is located in Camdenton, Mo and they have been a BIG part of our free vow renewal ceremony since we started this yearly event. Thanks to Janine's Flowers, each Bride gets a free wedding bouquet to make them feel extra special during their renewal ceremony.  

Lindsey Webster's Photography 

Lindsey Webster's Photography is a big part of not only our wedding vow renewals but also our weddings held at Bridal Cave! She is our in-house photographer for all of our weddings. A big thank you to her for taking pictures of each couple and making a digital download available at no cost! 

Baking Me Happy 

What's a wedding ceremony without some cake? Baking Me Happy is a new sponsor this year, and we couldn't be more thrilled to have them! After the vow renewal ceremony, enjoy some delicious wedding cupcakes from Baking Me Happy!

The Butcher Shop 

We can't brag enough on how much we love using the Butcher Shop for our events! The Butcher Shop caters many of our events throughout the year and they are one of our vendors for Thunder Mountain Event Center. This year, The Butcher Shop is getting creative and providing each of our couples with bacon roses for our vow renewal ceremony. 

Tucker Shuckers and Redhead Lakeside Grill 

Both Tucker Shuckers and Redhead Lakeside Grill are great places to grab a bite to eat or drink at the Lake of the Ozarks. They are generously providing our couples with a couple free gifts but you'll have to attend our ceremony to find out what those are! 

93.5 Rocks the Lake and KRMS

A HUGE thank you to 93.5 Rocks the Lake and KRMS for being great advertising sponsors! They help get the word out for this great event and 93.5 will be LIVE at Bridal Cave part of the day and we are excited to have them! 


See You on February 9th, 2020! 

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.

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Camdenton, MO 65020
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Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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