Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Heritage Village Museum, Sharonville

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11500 Lebanon Road, Sharonville, OH

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Heritage Village Museum is a little camera-shy (for now).

Our local photographers haven't added photos from here yet. If you're getting married here, say the word and we'll round them up. Nothing gets a photographer moving like a couple who has already booked the place.

About Heritage Village Museum

Wedding photos at Heritage Village Museum look like they belong to another century, because the setting does. The museum is a village of 19th century buildings inside Sharon Woods in Sharonville, each one moved here from somewhere in Southwest Ohio or Northern Kentucky, so your photographer and videographer work among old porches, a country church and a train station instead of a modern hall. A wedding here can be small and indoors, or out on the grounds with up to 200 guests.

For an indoor wedding ceremony, Somerset Church holds up to 100 guests. It comes with a pulpit, a unity candle table, electric candles in the windows, lanterns outside and a keyboard, and it has heat and air conditioning, so it works in any season. In a church that size everyone sits close to the front, and your wedding videographer can catch the vows without a long room in between. If you'd rather be outside, the Hayner House porch, the Chester Park Train Station and other spots around the village are available, with 100 white folding chairs included.

Each ceremony rental includes a one-hour rehearsal and two hours of event time (more time can be added), so plan the wedding day timeline with your photographer, leaving room for pictures around the village. A small wedding reception can stay here too: Hayner House has a ballroom, a dining room and a kitchen for up to 40 guests, with tables, chairs and buffet tables included.

Call or email the village's wedding contact to check your date and set up a visit.
The village is inside a Great Parks of Hamilton County park, so a park parking pass may be needed; there's plenty of parking in the Sharon Centre lot.
The museum has its own rules and fees for professional photography and video, so ask how they apply to your photographer and videographer.

A little about Heritage Village Museum

Heritage Village Museum is run by Historic Southwest Ohio, a nonprofit that is not part of the park district. Elk Lick House was the first building brought here, opening in 1971, and the village has grown to thirteen buildings, most of them saved from demolition.

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