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nice article
Weddings at the Kennedy Mansion in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Published May 12, 2009 by:
Jesse Schmitt
If you are looking for a dreamy spot for your wedding then you should take the time to head on over to the Kennedy Mansion in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Kennedy Mansion is a picture perfect spot just north of Tulsa proper where you, your love and up to 120 guests can join in the union of love. There are many outdoor and indoor options at the Kennedy Mansion in Tulsa, Oklahoma that will leave you breathless for your perfect day.
When you are looking to have an outdoor wedding then you should head over to see the grounds at the Kennedy Mansion in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The grounds at the Kennedy Mansion are full of rose bushes, grapes and perfect brick walkways for an outdoor wedding ceremony. You can have your outdoor wedding reception and ceremony at the Kennedy Mansion in the back sunken garden with reflecting pool or side yard with lovely wrap around porch. When the outdoor wedding ceremony has taken place there are many great spots to catch a photo of the bride and groom at the Kennedy Mansion in Tulsa, Oklahoma such as the swing in the side yard, deck adjacent to the second floor bed rooms, under the columns by the side entrance or looking into the reflecting pool.
If you are looking to have an indoor wedding and reception the Kennedy Mansion is perfect for that as well. The Kennedy Mansion in Tulsa, Oklahoma is an early 1900's mansion but decorated in a very modern and simplistic European style that lets the house and the architecture speak to its beauty. For an indoor wedding at the Kennedy Mansion you can have a small ceremony in the parlor or a large more formal ceremony around the grand staircase or in the ball room. There are five bedrooms at the Kennedy Mansion for getting ready, taking pictures or spending the night as man and wife.
Written by Jesse Schmitt - Featured Business & Finance, Arts & Entertainment and Travel Contributor
Published May 12, 2009 by:
Jesse Schmitt
If you are looking for a dreamy spot for your wedding then you should take the time to head on over to the Kennedy Mansion in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Kennedy Mansion is a picture perfect spot just north of Tulsa proper where you, your love and up to 120 guests can join in the union of love. There are many outdoor and indoor options at the Kennedy Mansion in Tulsa, Oklahoma that will leave you breathless for your perfect day.
When you are looking to have an outdoor wedding then you should head over to see the grounds at the Kennedy Mansion in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The grounds at the Kennedy Mansion are full of rose bushes, grapes and perfect brick walkways for an outdoor wedding ceremony. You can have your outdoor wedding reception and ceremony at the Kennedy Mansion in the back sunken garden with reflecting pool or side yard with lovely wrap around porch. When the outdoor wedding ceremony has taken place there are many great spots to catch a photo of the bride and groom at the Kennedy Mansion in Tulsa, Oklahoma such as the swing in the side yard, deck adjacent to the second floor bed rooms, under the columns by the side entrance or looking into the reflecting pool.
If you are looking to have an indoor wedding and reception the Kennedy Mansion is perfect for that as well. The Kennedy Mansion in Tulsa, Oklahoma is an early 1900's mansion but decorated in a very modern and simplistic European style that lets the house and the architecture speak to its beauty. For an indoor wedding at the Kennedy Mansion you can have a small ceremony in the parlor or a large more formal ceremony around the grand staircase or in the ball room. There are five bedrooms at the Kennedy Mansion for getting ready, taking pictures or spending the night as man and wife.
Written by Jesse Schmitt - Featured Business & Finance, Arts & Entertainment and Travel Contributor
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