Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Camelback Resort, Tannersville

A wedding at Camelback Resort in Tannersville can start at the very top of Camelback Mountain. The ceremony site there has a rustic pergola altar and long views over the Poconos, the kind of setting that gives your wedding photos and video a wide sky behind you. Couples can hold the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception up on the mountain at the Summit House, or come down to the resort's ballroom.

For the wedding ceremony you have an outdoor choice and an indoor one. Outside, the pergola sits on the summit. Inside, a ceremony space with floor-to-ceiling windows keeps the mountain in view, a good backup if the weather turns and easier for clean sound on your wedding video. The deck outside the Summit House's lower level is a natural place for pictures of the two of you during cocktail hour.

Your wedding reception can be in the Camelback Ballroom, or at the Summit House, whose main floor hosts up to 100 guests with a dance floor (120 without). Its lower level suits cocktail hour, with deck access in good weather, and both levels have built-in bars. Alta Vida, with a main floor, loft and wine cellar, works for a rehearsal dinner or an after party. The wedding party can get ready in a double queen suite of 420 square feet that sleeps up to six. Catering is done in house, guests get a discounted room rate and free self-parking, and a courtesy block starts at ten rooms a night.

• Ask which spaces are open on your date and how guests reach the Summit House.
• Go up to the ceremony site with your photographer at the hour your wedding day will start.
• Ask about photo and video guidelines and the rain plan.

A little about Camelback Resort

Camelback is a four-season resort built around a ski mountain, with an indoor waterpark, an outdoor waterpark, a mountain coaster and ziplines. Many wedding guests make a weekend of it, with breakfast at the resort the next morning.