Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Mound Grove Golf Course, Waterford

A wedding at Mound Grove Golf Course in Waterford gives you choices most golf clubs can't: an old three-story barn, a historic homestead with gardens, and a rolling course with ponds and wooded hillsides. Your photographer and wedding videographer can move between all three, so your wedding photos range from hand-hewn beams inside to open country views outside.

For your wedding ceremony, you can stand by the course's Scenic Ponds or at its Hillside Tree location, and a tractor-pulled wagon carries guests out and back. Or choose the homestead grounds, a garden setting with a country view, which comes with day use of the Italianate homestead, where you and your wedding party can get ready. A barn ceremony is the third option and the rain plan for the others, with the bridal suite included. The wagon ride makes a fun bit of footage for your videographer, and the open course means a breeze can affect sound at the ponds.

Your wedding reception is upstairs in the barn, with a dance floor and room for up to 225 guests, while a downstairs banquet room seats about 100 for a smaller party. Packages include a five-hour reception with bar service, an event lead with staff, and access from late morning for decorating, so your wedding day has room to breathe. Ceremonies on the course are scheduled after 3:30 p.m. on Saturdays because of golf.

• Request the current wedding packet and check your date.
• Ride out to the ceremony spots with your photographer before the day.
• Ask about photo and video guidelines and when you can rehearse.

A little about Mound Grove Golf Course

The Mound Grove name comes from the mid-1800s homestead, built on a mound in a grove of hemlock trees. The barn followed in the 1860s, with hemlock beams pinned together with wooden pegs on a fieldstone foundation, and the farm became a public golf course in 1993.