Annual Vow Renewal Set for 2021! 💍

Our Annual Wedding Vow Renewal is set for Sunday, February 14th, 2021! We are excited to welcome many couples to our unique wedding venue for a special Vow Renewal Ceremony inside Bridal Cave! Each year we welcome hundreds of couples to renew their vows. Read on to get all the details! 




Sunday, February 14th, 2021 

All Couples Are Welcome

Whether you've been married for 50 years or more, or if you just got married this month, all married couples are welcome to join us for the wedding vow renewals, and it is absolutely free! All you need to do is show up anytime from 9 am-4 pm. This is a wonderful yearly event that we truly enjoy hosting for the incredible people that come to our Lake of the Ozarks scenic attraction. 

It doesn't cost you anything to take part, but we are asking this year that everyone bring a non-perishable food item to benefit the local food banks in Camdenton for those who are less fortunate. The time of giving has passed, but the need is still there. It's a great way for all of us to share some of the love.

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: 

  • Fresh flowers for the Bride from Janine’s Flowers
  • A downloadable wedding portrait from Lindsey Webster Photography
  • Bacon Roses from The Butcher Shop
  • A Lifetime Pass for 2 to Bridal Cave
  • $10 gift certificate to Tucker’s Shuckers Oyster & Tap
  • $10 gift certificate to MaMa CiTa’s Mexican Restaurant
    • Sweet treats from Higher Grounds Coffee
  • One lucky couple will win:
    •  An overnight stay at Old Kinderhook and a $100 gift card for dinner at the Trophy Room.
    • One Night Stay at Margaritaville Lake Resort & a Couples Package at Driftwood Spa

Surprise Your Significant Other 

Almost everyone enjoys getting a surprise! Since our vow renewals take place right before Valentine's Day, renewing your vows is the perfect surprise gift to your significant other because they won't even be expecting it! 

If you think your significant other may get nervous or caught off guard when you show up to renew your vows, simply tell them beforehand that's where you are going and it will still feel like a surprise because you planned the whole thing! 

Celebrate a Significant Anniversary 

Are you celebrating a significant wedding anniversary this year? 5 years...10 years...20 years...or even 50? It's important to take time to celebrate such an accomplishment and what better way than to recommit yourself to each other?  

If you got married inside Bridal Cave, it's an even better reason to celebrate a significant anniversary! Bring your spouse back to where your marriage began and celebrate the love that you both have shared together over the years. Of course, you don't have to be celebrating a significant anniversary to attend but if you are, it's an extra special way to celebrate your marriage. 

See You on Valentine's Day! 

Our Free Vow renewals are held every February on the Sunday before Valentine's Day! We are so excited that Valentine's Day falls on a Sunday to make our ceremony even more special. What better way to celebrate Valentine's Day than to renew your vows. No reservations are required, simply show up between 9am and 4pm on Valentine's Day and enjoy the experience! 

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

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