Most Romantic Wedding Spots in the Ozarks

Beautiful and Romantic Places to Get Married in the Ozarks

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Whether the bride to be lives in the Ozark region or the groom grew up vacationing in the region, the Ozarks abound with beautiful locations where weddings can be held. Choosing a romantic Ozark location for a wedding can help make any couple's special day a dream come true.

Although theme park Silver Dollar City is known for old-fashioned fun and high tech thrill rides, the amusement park in Branson, MO is also the scene for many weddings. The Wilderness Church on the Silver Dollar City town square is an authentic pioneer church hewn from logs. Although the church was moved to become part of the pioneer themed park, it still serves as an actual church with weekly services and hymn sings. Weddings are another feature found at the Wilderness Church. It is a unique and beautiful setting. A full wall window behind the pulpit displays the natural beauty of the region. The vintage 1800's pioneer church has space for sixty five guests and is air conditioned. Couples interested in using the Wilderness Church for their wedding can contact the park or call 1-800-869-8962.

In the small town of Neosho, Missouri, Big Spring Park offers a beautiful spot for weddings. During the spring and summer seasons, many weddings are held in the lovely setting. Almost every weekend finds the park prepared for a wedding. Big Spring Park is the crown jewel of Neosho's park system. With a Grecian ampitheater, rose garden, free flowing spring, and beautiful flower beds, Big Spring Park is the ideal spot for an outdoor wedding. Arrangements can be made to set up chairs for guests and receptions are also allowed in the park. Couples who are interested in a Big Spring Park Wedding can call the city of Neosho at 417-451-8050.

Reputed to be haunted, the Crescent Hotel in picturesque Eureka Springs, Arkansas is another popular site for weddings. The hotel dates to the 1880's and is known as "The Grand Lady of the Ozarks". The Crescent crowns a mountain that overlooks the Victorian village of Eureka Springs, a city filled with beautiful old homes and winding streets lined with flowers. Gardens outside the hotel are popular for weddings as are some of the beautiful reception rooms. Couples can even honeymoon in the fabulous old hotel which is listed as a historic hotel of America. For more information about weddings at the Crescent, call the hotel at 1-888-891-9766 or visit the website at Crescent-Hotel.com.

The Victorian Wedding Island at the Precious Moments Inspiration Park near Carthage, Missouri is another wonderful spot for a romantic wedding. Sam Butcher's classic Precious Moments creations are everywhere at the park and can inspire wedding couples for a life of faith based love. The Victorian Wedding Island is in the center of a forty acre lake and offers every ammentity to couples. Visit the Precious Moments website or call 1-800-543-7975 for more information.

Since the Ozark region extends into the northeastern corner of Oklahoma, another Ozark spot for lovely weddings can be found at Har-Ber Village on the shores of the Grand Lake of the Cherokees near Grove, Oklahoma. The reconstructed 19th century frontier town has log cabins, exhibit buildings, recreated businesses and a small brick church on the shores of Grand Lake. Built with vintage brick, the tiny church sits surrounded by flowers and beside the Christ of Grand Lake, a statue with outstretched arms. Weddings can be held here and for more information brides to be can call Har-Ber Village at 918-786-6446.

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  • Couples can wed in the historic Wilderness Church at Silver Dollar City near Branson
  • The haunted Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs is a lovely site for weddings
  • Precious Moments Park near Carthage features a Victorian Wedding Island on a 40-acre lake
Neosho's Big Spring Park is the scene for weddings through the spring and summer months

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  • Mike Oberg1/8/2010

    The Ozarks is a special place for honeymoons! My wife and I went to Branson and Eureka Springs for ours 35 years ago. We still go to Eureka regularly and at I recently posted a several slideshows, including this one: http://www.associatedcontent.com/slideshow/42715/gardens_of_the_crescent_hotel.html?cat=32

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