Oklahoma Wedding Venues

Why is Oklahoma perfect for my wedding?

Oklahoma is what you make it – an authentic gateway to the west. From rolling black buffalo plains, where oil rigs pump riches and cowboys ride alongside them on horses. In fact, Oklahoma is a land of contrasts, where you can find something to suit every taste and interest. Which made it even better by the various options that it offer for your wedding celebrations. You can choose between luxurious indoor venues or simply enjoy the natural beauty of an outdoor ceremony – once again, it’s all up to you!

Oklahoma’s Route 66 is a road that takes you on an unforgettable journey through the heart of America. The tradition continues today with many modern museums, galleries and luxurious gardens giving this state more cosmopolitan flair. While tourists still come for its simple pleasures like taking in nature at roadside stops. Route 66 is a magical road that takes you through numerous towns and communities. You can learn about its history at the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum in Clinton, where there are immersive experiences like an old-fashioned diner or changing exhibits celebrating this iconic American experience!

The exquisite art collection at the Philbrook Museum of Art will leave you feeling like an international celebrity. The museum houses works from Africa, Asia and Europe in a variety media, as well as American artists and craftspeople – all on 23 acres that’s worth visiting for its picturesque formal gardens alone. Additionally, visitors to the Oklahoma City Zoo can explore a variety of ecosystems. From African plains, to tropical jungles and more! The zoo has been around for over a century with 500 animal species being nurtured in that time period alone – some even endangered ones.

The Oklahoma Aquarium is home to the world’s largest bullhead sharks. You can see them in their Shark Adventure exhibit, where they swim gracefully from behind glass walls and let you watch as these beautiful animals glide smoothly past each other. In addition to exotic species, the aquarium presents a diverse array of local marine life in Aquatic Oklahoma. A 120-year old alligator snapping turtle can be found here too!

In fact, the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City began as a way to preserve America’s heritage of cowboy history, but quickly grew into more than that with its trove for all things western. On the contrary, Oklahoma City is home to the Myriad Botanical Gardens, a 15 acre oasis in Oklahoma’s downtown. The space and facilities are free for residents or tourists with small donations accepted at their visitor center! The lush botanical gardens are a haven for plant lovers. They offer visitors the chance of seeing more than 750 species that have been carefully cultivated in their natural habitats, including one with an awe-inspiring waterfall and bridge over tropical rainforests from which you can get views up close to several types of birds flying high above.