Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Valley Forge National Historical Park, King of Prussia

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1400 N. Outer Line Dr, King of Prussia, PA

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About Valley Forge National Historical Park

A wedding at Valley Forge National Historical Park in King of Prussia trades walls for wide meadows, woods and monuments. Most couples who want the National Memorial Arch in their wedding photos hold the ceremony in the Waynes Woods picnic area, setting up on the hillside overlooking the arch so it stands in the background, which also gives a videographer a clear view of the processional with the arch behind you.

Every wedding ceremony in the park needs a special use permit from the National Park Service. Permits are not issued for ceremonies at the National Memorial Arch itself, Washington's Headquarters or Muhlenberg's Brigade, and the Headquarters and Muhlenberg's Brigade areas are closed to special uses from 9 am to 5 pm. The park has no pavilions or covered areas and no park buildings for private events, so plan your ceremony with the weather in mind and your reception at another venue.

Plan a simple setup. Small canopies need approval and nothing may be hung from monuments or trees. Signs and chalk aren't allowed. There is no electricity, though a generator can be requested in your application. Events stay in designated areas or on trails. Wind and open space affect sound, so ask your videographer about microphones for the vows. The Washington Memorial Chapel sits inside the park but on private property, so the park's permits do not cover it.

Apply for a special use permit well before your wedding day.
Visit your ceremony spot with your photographer at the time of day you plan to get married.
Check the park's permit pages for photography and filming rules as well.

A little about Valley Forge National Historical Park

Valley Forge National Historical Park is run by the National Park Service, and its open land and monuments, including the National Memorial Arch, are open to visitors. The Philander Chase Knox Estate inside the park is leased and booked as a separate event venue.

Check the location's own photo and video rules

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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