Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Cliffside Acres, Springfield

A wedding at Cliffside Acres in Springfield is set on a private estate of limestone cliffs, a ravine with stone steps laid by hand, and a pair of maples that have grown together into one. Those twin maples and the stone steps give your photographer and videographer natural places for portraits that you won't find at a banquet hall, and your wedding photos will look like this land and nowhere else.

Your wedding ceremony can be outdoors on the grounds, or in The Glass House, a year-round ceremony space enclosed by floor-to-ceiling windows with glass doors along the sides. Open the doors and the breeze comes through; close them if the weather turns. It is used for ceremonies only and is an add-on to the Signature Package (the Premier Package includes it). Your reception follows on the estate, for up to 200 guests including the wedding party.

Catering and bartending come from the venue's exclusive services, and tables, chairs and linens are included. Rehearsals are held on the Thursday evening before the wedding, at a set time by wedding day. Small elopements are offered on Wednesday mornings. Out-of-town guests can stay at the Springfield Courtyard Marriott about two miles away or the Mills Park Hotel in Yellow Springs about seven miles away. For your wedding videographer, The Glass House means a quieter ceremony on a windy day.

• Check the availability calendar and book a tour through the website.
• Walk the ravine steps and the twin maples with your photographer and videographer.
• Ask about photo and video guidelines and the rain plan for your reception.

A little about Cliffside Acres

Cliffside Acres was built around the land that was already here, which the family keeps up. The twin maples have been growing together for more than a century.