Wedding Photographers & Videographers at The Timberhouse at Rolling Acres, Beaver Falls

Wedding photos at The Timberhouse at Rolling Acres in Beaver Falls can start at the front door. The entry doors are stained glass with a birch tree design, and just inside, the entryway rises to a high ceiling where the timber frame is on full display, with antique chandeliers hanging overhead. It's a warm, woodsy setting for portraits of the two of you, and a good opening scene for your wedding videographer before guests arrive.

Your wedding reception takes place in the ballroom and the adjoining Oakroom, which together seat about 300 guests. Windows in both rooms look out over the 27-hole golf course, which spreads across 250 acres of rolling countryside, so dinner comes with green views and plenty of daylight. An expansive wooden deck sits right off the space. Guests can carry a drink outside and watch golfers finish on the ninth green, and the deck gives your photographer an open-air spot for wedding party pictures while the light is still good.

The Timberhouse presents itself as a banquet facility for wedding receptions. If you'd also like your wedding ceremony here, ask when you call, along with catering, the bar and where you can get ready on your wedding day. In the same building, the Antler Lounge is a casual dining room with elk antler chandeliers and space for small group functions, so it's worth asking whether it could host a rehearsal dinner or a smaller gathering.

For film, the timber-framed entry and the ballroom chandeliers make easy cutaways between the toasts and the first dance, and the deck adds a little outdoor sound and movement to your wedding video.

• Request wedding information through the venue's website or call to check your date.
• Visit at the hour of your reception to see the light through the ballroom windows and on the deck.
• Ask about ceremony options, photo and video guidelines, and parking.

A little about The Timberhouse at Rolling Acres

Fire destroyed the original Rolling Acres clubhouse on June 6, 1992. Craftsmen cut and fitted the new timber frame over the winter of 1995 and 1996, raised it beginning June 6, 1996, and The Timberhouse opened on June 7, 1997. The golf course itself first opened in 1964.