Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Charleston Falls Preserve, Tipp City
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- 2535 Ross Road, Tipp City, OH
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A photo of Charleston Falls Preserve is on its way
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Charleston Falls Preserve 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 Charleston Falls Preserve
Water is the star of a wedding at Charleston Falls Preserve near Tipp City. The falls drop 37 feet into a limestone gorge, and the park district calls this preserve its most popular spot for weddings. For wedding photos and video, you have the falls, the boardwalk that overlooks them, and 216 acres of prairie and forest around you.
This is a place for a small, simple wedding ceremony. The limit is 30 people, counting the wedding party and guests, and chairs aren't allowed at Charleston Falls, so everyone stands. The falls are about a third of a mile from the parking area, which makes the walk in part of your wedding day. A permit is required for every ceremony, and it doesn't give you exclusive use: the public can't be kept out and areas can't be roped off.
Your photographer will find more than the falls. The preserve has a limestone cave, a wildlife pond with a viewing deck, Redbud Valley and a tall grass prairie with a covered viewing platform. Amplified music isn't permitted and sound systems need approval, so talk with your wedding videographer about how to record your vows clearly. There is no reception space here; couples plan the celebration elsewhere. Alcohol isn't permitted, and rice and balloon releases aren't allowed, though birdseed is.
- Apply for the wedding permit at least three weeks ahead and plan an onsite meeting with park staff two weeks before.
- Your professional photographer and videographer need their own park permit.
- Pick a quieter time of day, since the falls are open to visitors from 8 a.m. to sunset.
A little about Charleston Falls Preserve
The falls are sometimes called a miniature Niagara because their rock layers match those of Niagara Falls. The water starts at small springs several miles east and flows about a mile west to the Great Miami River.
Check the location's own photo and video rules
Locations set their own rules about where photographers and videographers can stand, when they can take photos or film, and whether vendors need approval. We don't state those rules here.
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