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480 E Town St, Columbus, OH

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About Topiary Garden at Deaf School Park (Topiary Park)

A wedding at the Topiary Garden at Deaf School Park means getting married beside a painting you can walk through. The nearly seven-acre park in downtown Columbus has 54 life-sized topiaries that recreate a famous post-impressionist painting, with ladies under parasols and figures resting by the water, plus more than 200 trees, a walking trail and a pond. Few places give your photographer and videographer anything like it for wedding photos.

The city rents the park for the wedding ceremony itself, year-round, in two time blocks a day: morning to mid-afternoon or late afternoon into the evening. You can use any green space in the park, though the ceremony can't be set up inside the topiaries themselves, so your photographer will place you with the figures in the background. Receptions aren't held in the park, but the Topiary Gatehouse on its southeast corner can be rented separately for a very small gathering, about 32 guests at tables or 40 with chairs only, with a patio and a kitchenette.

Because the park stays open to the public, expect visitors strolling past during your vows, and plan a small microphone for your officiant so your wedding video has clean sound. Chairs aren't provided, no utilities are available, and a tent can be no larger than 10 by 10 feet. Public parking is on Washington Street and Town Street, with payment possibly required before 6 p.m. and free parking on Sundays, and the main library is a few steps away.

Reserve the wedding site through Columbus Recreation and Parks, and book the Gatehouse separately if you want it.
Visit at your ceremony hour with your photographer to choose a spot with the topiaries behind you.
Ask the parks office about photo and video guidelines and plan the rest of your wedding day at a reception venue.

A little about Topiary Garden at Deaf School Park

Its topiaries were shaped in 1989 by a local artist and his wife, recreating the painting A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte. The garden has been a downtown landmark ever since.

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