Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Twin Creek MetroPark, Germantown

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9688 Eby Rd, Germantown, OH

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About Twin Creek MetroPark

A wedding at Twin Creek MetroPark suits a very small group. The High View Shelter, on a hilltop near Germantown, looks out over the tree-covered Twin Valley for miles, and Five Rivers MetroParks recommends it for weddings of up to 16 guests. For wedding photos, that view is the backdrop: the two of you, your closest people, and layers of forest falling away behind you. Your wedding videographer can capture the whole valley in one slow pan.

The wedding ceremony happens at the shelter and picnic area on the overlook. For pictures afterward, the park covers about 1,000 acres of mature forest in steep ravines, tall-grass prairie and meadows, and Twin Creek itself, known for fishing and paddling. Dogwood Pond and Lake George are in the park too. With a group this size, it's easy to wander a little with your photographer while guests enjoy the view.

Plan it like any MetroParks wedding. Shelters are reserved from four days to a year ahead, for six hours. Paid photographers and videographers need a MetroParks photography permit, and amplified sound or tents larger than 10 by 10 need a Special Use Permit at least 60 days in advance. Acoustic music doesn't need a permit, which fits a hilltop like this. The park stays open to visitors and there's no rain backup, so plan around the forecast and talk with your videographer about wind on the hill.

Reserve High View Shelter and keep the guest list to 16.
Make sure your photographer and videographer have a MetroParks photography permit.
Read the MetroParks wedding guidelines, and visit the overlook at the hour you plan for your wedding day.

A little about Twin Creek MetroPark

Camp Hook, a Boy Scout summer camp for about 70 years, filled the south end of the park until it was sold to MetroParks in 1996. The park also protects earthen walls built roughly 2,000 years ago, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

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