Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Alms Park, Cincinnati

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710 Tusculum Ave, Cincinnati, OH

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Alms Park is a little camera-shy (for now).

Our local photographers haven't added photos from here yet. If you're getting married here, say the word and we'll round them up. Nothing gets a photographer moving like a couple who has already booked the place.

About Alms Park

From the overlook at Alms Park, your wedding comes with the Ohio River at your feet. The park sits on top of Mt. Tusculum above Mt. Lookout in Cincinnati, and from the overlook you can follow the great bend of the river, the spot where the Little Miami joins it, the hills of Kentucky and the valleys beyond. That long view is what your photographer and videographer will want behind you, and it changes with the light from midday haze to a warm evening glow.

The pavilion and the overlook are rented together for weddings and private events through Premier Park Events, the group that books the city's park venues, so your wedding ceremony and your reception can happen on the same hilltop. Stately oak trees shade the lawns around the picnic area, and paved walkways make it easy to slip away with your photographer for wedding photos while guests settle in. Soaring hawks and vultures often ride the air off the river, a small detail a videographer can catch between the vows and the first toast. Outdoors, a breeze across the hilltop is common, so a microphone for the officiant helps your wedding video.

Plan for about 120 guests in the pavilion. A rental includes six hours of event time plus two hours to set up, and a police officer and an event specialist stay on site for the evening. Food comes from Premier's list of exclusive caterers (your wedding cake can come from anyone), and alcohol is purchased through Premier. Tables and chairs are rented separately at Alms Park. Parking is available in the park.

Call Premier Park Events to hold your date, then visit on your own or with an event specialist.
Walk the overlook at the hour of your wedding day so you know where the sun will be.
Ask about photo and video guidelines and whether your photographer needs a city photography permit.

A little about Alms Park

Long ago this hilltop was called Bald Hill, and before the Civil War its slopes grew grapes for Catawba wine. The 99-acre park was given to the Park Board in 1916 as the Frederick H. Alms Memorial Park, and it also holds a memorial to the songwriter of many American classics.

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Locations set their own rules about where photographers and videographers can stand, when they can take photos or film, and whether vendors need approval. We don't state those rules here.

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