The Secret to WOWING Your Spouse this Valentine's Day On a Budget!

Valentine's Day is just around the corner and if you are looking for the perfect way to WOW your spouse this year without having to spend a lot of money, Bridal Cave has you covered! Let's face it, making Valentine's Day special for your spouse can get costly between flowers, candy, and dinner. Skip the expense this year and let us take on the cost and provide the perfect romantic gesture for your spouse! Our Annual Vow Renewals inside Bridal Cave will take place on February 13th and the best part is it's completely FREE! Read on to learn more! 

Vow Renewals at Bridal Cave

Sunday, February 13th, 2022

9am-4pm

Surprise your spouse with a romantic gesture and say I DO again! Plus, when you come you'll get all kinds of freebies when you come! 

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

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.


See You On February 13th at Bridal Cave! 

Recommit your love this February at Bridal Cave and let us handle the flowers, photography, and so much more! No need to make a reservation, just show up between 9am-4pm. Dress casual or dress up - there is no dress to attend! We hope to see you on February 13th! 
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