Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Blue Creek Metropark, Whitehouse

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7035 Providence St, Whitehouse, OH

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About Blue Creek Metropark

A wedding at Blue Creek Metropark in Whitehouse centers on a big old gambrel-roof barn, listed by Metroparks as the Blue Creek Conservation Area White Barn wedding site. It's a quiet country setting with a quarry pond, prairie and wetland around it, and it gives your photographer and videographer rural, open views for wedding photos and film.

The White Barn site holds up to 100 guests for your wedding ceremony and is available daily from 9 a.m. until dark. There are no permanent restrooms at this location, so plan portable ones or point guests to the nearest facilities. This is a simple, outdoor kind of wedding: you bring the chairs, the flowers and the people, and the barn and fields do the rest.

Most couples will want the barn itself in their pictures. It covers more than 20,000 square feet, with a gambrel roof and plank frame, and the prairie along the Quarry Pond Trail fills with tall native flowers and grasses in season. For your wedding video, an open-air ceremony means wind and birdsong, so ask your videographer how they'll mic your vows. Then head to your wedding reception elsewhere, with a set of rural portraits already done on your wedding day.

Call Metroparks reservations to book the White Barn site and confirm where the ceremony is set up.
Plan restrooms and chairs for your guests.
Walk the barn and prairie with your photographer and videographer, and ask about photo and video guidelines.

A little about Blue Creek Metropark

Blue Creek was the site of limestone quarries in the 1800s, and in 1917 the city of Toledo bought the land for a prison farm. The barn, built in the late 1920s, was part of the Toledo House of Corrections, where inmates tended the farm.

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