Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Seven Springs

A wedding at Seven Springs Mountain Resort is a mountain wedding in the Laurel Highlands, and the resort's ceremony site in the pines is the place most couples picture first. At Meadowoods, guests sit on natural wooden benches among towering trees, and a stone aisle leads up to a carved stage, a long, even walk that makes a beautiful processional for your videographer and a striking frame for your wedding photos.

The resort has spaces for weddings of many sizes, all available year-round. Meadowoods is the open-air spot for your wedding ceremony, with benches for up to 250 guests and extra seating for larger groups. For the reception, Winterberry, the newest venue, holds up to 250 guests with natural wood and stone accents, Chiavari chairs and a marble-stained floor. The Alpine Room in the main lodge, steps from the hotel, seats up to 165 under exposed wood beams, with slope views and a private deck through French doors for an easy indoor-outdoor flow. For the biggest celebrations, the Exhibit Hall fits up to 350 guests among tall stone columns.

Because it's a resort, the rest of the weekend is close at hand. Guests can stay throughout the resort, wedding groups receive a discount on online lodging rates, and the team also plans rehearsal dinners and farewell brunches. Between events on your wedding day weekend there's the Trillium Spa, plus paddle boarding and hiking in the warmer months.

• Contact the resort's wedding team or send the request for proposal to plan your date.
• Walk the Meadowoods aisle and your reception room with your photographer and videographer.
• Ask about photo and video guidelines and the backup plan for an outdoor ceremony.

A little about Seven Springs Mountain Resort

This year-round mountain resort in Somerset County is best known for skiing and snowboarding in winter. Winterberry is its newest wedding venue.