Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Deeds Point MetroPark, Dayton

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510 Webster St, Dayton, OH

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About Deeds Point MetroPark

A wedding at Deeds Point MetroPark in Dayton comes with the best view of the downtown skyline. The City View Lawn sits where the Great Miami and Mad Rivers meet, and it looks across the water toward the city from the west and southwest. For your photographer and videographer, that means the skyline right behind you, and sunsets over the city that make lovely wedding photos. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, the giant RiverScape Fountains of Light rise from the river too.

You reserve the City View Lawn for a wedding ceremony with a MetroParks special use permit for a private event, for up to 50 guests. Temporary seating may be requested. After the vows, the park's floral displays, swings and benches, the riverbank and the life-size Wright Brothers statues at Legacy Plaza are all close by for pictures. Afterward, couples plan the reception at another location.

This is a small park, so plan the practical side. There are no restrooms at the lawn, though a portable toilet and an electrical connection are available on request, which helps if your musician or wedding videographer needs power. The paved river trails run along the park, so runners and cyclists will pass by, and a breeze off the rivers can carry sound away, so a small microphone for the officiant is worth asking about. Permits must be requested at least 60 days ahead and can be booked up to a year out.

Apply for the private event permit at least 60 days before your wedding day.
Check the sunset time and the fountain season for your date.
Ask about the MetroParks photography permit and park guidelines.

A little about Deeds Point MetroPark

The park is named for a Dayton inventor and businessman who helped rebuild the city after the 1913 flood. Its Peace Pole marks the Bosnia peace agreement reached in Dayton in 1995.

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