Nicolette Celiceo and William Kilgore celebrated their wedding in Bridal Cave, a unique limestone cavern, showcasing a trend towards unconventional wedding venues. Over 4,500 couples have wed there since 1949, drawn by its otherworldly atmosphere. Ms. Celiceo found the location during her search for distinctive places, describing the cave's earthy ambiance and history through engravings. The pandemic has encouraged couples to seek personalized experiences for their weddings, with many opting for nature-centric settings, according to industry experts, indicating a preference for more adventurous and intimate ceremonies.
Our officiant was off to one side, our guests were on the other, said Ms. Celiceo, reflecting on the unique ceremony held in Bridal Cave.
Every nook and crevice had carvings and marking, she said. It smelled wet and earthy, and was peaceful and cocooning.
Covid taught couples to ask for anything they wanted, said Lindsey Shaktman, highlighting the shift in wedding planning preferences post-pandemic.
The couple's wedding venue was Bridal Cave, a mile-long limestone cavity under Thunder Mountain, demonstrating a growing trend toward unusual wedding locations.
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