Generous Vow Renewal Couples Donate Food Items to Hope House!

This past weekend we held our Annual Wedding Vow Renewal Ceremonies inside Bridal Cave and we had a fabulous turnout! It was a wonderful day filled with happy couples and wedding bells! Our hard work paid off, and thanks to our generous couples, we were able to donate an entire truckload of food donations to the Hope House! Read on to find out how many couples renewed their vows inside our unique wedding venue at the Lake of the Ozarks, and learn more about the Hope House of Miller County!



Our Free Vow Renewal Ceremonies is our favorite annual event we host! We love interacting with couples and the smile on their face after their ceremony makes it worth all of the hard work our staff puts into the event. Check out a few fun facts from the couples who renewed their vows with us!

 Longest Married: 59 Years
Shortest Married: 1 Year
Farthest Away: Seattle Washington
Total Renewals: 172 Couples

(By Summer, we will have over 4,000 couples get married inside Bridal Cave!)



Food Donations to Hope House 

Our vow renewal ceremonies are free, but we did ask that our couples bring a non-perishable food item to donate to a local food bank! This year, our charity of choice was Hope House of Miller County, and our couples were very generous this year!  We were able to donate an entire truckload of food!


About Hope House 

Mission

“To Offer Hope and Short Term Help to Those in Need Within Our Community as an expression of God’s Love and Care!”​

Following nearly seven years of planning by a group of dedicated area ministers and laypersons, Hope House opened in August of 2002 in a rented 2,500 sq. ft. facility. With the generous donations of area merchants and individuals, we stocked the Hope House Thrift store with clothing and small household items for resale to the general public. 100% of the income generated by the Thrift Store is used to support the food pantry and the needs of our clients.

THANK YOU to Our Sponsors! 

Our sponsors help tremendously in making this event possible! A HUGE thank you to them!

  • Janie's Flowers 
  • Lindsey Webster's Photography 
  • Baking Me Happy 
  • The Butcher Shop 
  • 93.5 Rocks the Lake 
  • KRMS 

Make Plans to Attend Our Vow Renewals Next Year! 

If you didn't get to attend our vow renewals this year, you will have another opportunity next year! We host our vow renewal ceremonies every year on the Sunday before Valentine's Day! Next year, Valentine's Day falls on a Sunday, so our ceremonies will take place on Valentine's Day. You won't want to miss this spectacular event and if you attended our ceremony this year, we encourage you to come back next year too. We have plenty of couples that come back year after year and we love seeing familiar faces.

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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020

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Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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