Free Vow Renewals inside Bridal Cave on February 13th!

Our staff here at Bridal Cave & Thunder Mountain Park are gearing up for another romantic day in the park this coming February! Our unique wedding venue at the Lake of the Ozarks is hosting another day of FREE Wedding Vow Renewals this year inspired by the holiday of love, Valentine's Day! Our Annual Wedding Vow Renewals will take place on Sunday, February 13th, 2022 from 9am to 4pm. Get all the details for our Vow Renewal event below! 




Bridal Cave is hosting Valentines Vow Renewal on SUNDAY FEBRUARY 13, 2022

We can’t wait to see you and your spouse for this one-of-a-kind vow renewal ceremony we will be hosting ALL day long, from 9am- 4pm.
 
No reservations are required and they’ll be offered throughout the entire day. We will be giving away goodie bags, professionally taking your portrait, and LIFETIME passes for our couples.
Questions call 573.346.2676 or visit.



Attend Our FREE Vow Renewal and Recieve Free Gifts! 

Bacon Roses from The Butcher Shop 
Gift certificates from Tucker Shuckers
Gift certificates from MaMa Cita's Mexican Restaurant
Fresh flowers for the Bride from Janine’s Flowers
A downloadable wedding portrait from Lindsey Webster Photography
Lifetime Pass to Bridal Cave
A chance to win a $100 gift card at the Trophy Room and 1 Night Stay at Old Kinderhook 

We hope to see you on February 13th, 2021 between 9am and 4pm for our vow renewals! Whether you are a local in the area or a few hours away, this is the perfect way to make Valentine’s Day special for your spouse this year! Plus, when you renew your vows with us, you get a lifetime pass to come back and see our beautiful Lake of the Ozarks cave anytime! 

One of America's most scenic 
cave tours.

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