The Venue
Located in central Missouri, Alpine Park and Gardens is one of Mid- Missouri’s hidden gems. The grounds has hosted over 900 weddings and contains a wedding ceremony amphitheater, covered enclosed reception facility, shaded patio area, bride and groom dressing quarters, modern restrooms, photo cabin, water features, gardens, bonfire pit, trails, lights thru out. 15 minutes or so away from Columbia or Moberly, Missouri. Please remember, this is an outdoor venue, and appropriate shoe wear is advised.
Infrastructure & Amenities:
- Park (40 acres total) 10 acre park ; 23 acre Forest Preserve; 7 acre Japanese Garden
- Gardens (multiple garden rooms with themes)
- Forest Preserve (upland wooded tract with Reeder's Creek transverse)
- Pavilion (partially enclosed, covered shelter [3,200 sq feet] with white sailboat canvas curtains), electric, lights, fans, heaters, tables, chairs, sound system, beverage center, decor, stage
- Pavilion yard with furniture (sits 50 or so) - 30foot BBQ grill
- Amphitheater (shaded three-tiered seating, estimated capacity 200 or so) electric service
- Bonfire Pit
- Waterfall and Koi Ponds
- Modern restrooms
- Benches and picnic tables
- Arbors and potted plants
- parking (60+ vehicles) and Auxiliary Parking
Alpine Park and Gardens accommodates groups of various sizes with a multitude of activities such as feeding the koi fish, walking about, cornhole, washers, etc., a designated playground area (young children should be supervised to some degree by their parent/guardian), a bridal suite with hair and makeup Station (perks) and the groom have their very own dressing cabin.
Additionally, Alpine features one of a kind 30 foot grill, a smoking cool bon fire pit, smore fire pit, beer hut.
Nearly 500 feet of over lighting to make the evening come alive!
A separate "Tiny House" used as a photo booth, has a 8' x 14' 3-D Mural map of the park by famed artist Fa'tima !
Appropriate shoe wear is advised for walking about. Most areas are pea rock surface till you head to the woods.
To truly take in what Alpine is all about one needs to tour and ask questions toward how to make this the best day ever for all those who come to enjoy the day with you. Bringing all the elements of the day: the guest, music, food & drink, sweets and most of all the memories you can imprint upon one's senses and for those who could not make it the photos/ videos that make your day truly a day to remember.
Please consider a tour part of the journey toward this special day to take in what you will feel that day. A packet gives you details a walk about gives you texture and content.
The first step is what counts: First beginnings are the hardest to make and as small and inconspicuous as they are potent in influence, but once they made, it is easy to add to the rest..... A