Timeless Wedding at Cold Springs Events in Paron, Arkansas

Weddings like this will never go out of style. One can look back on these photos 20 years from now and it will still be a classic, beautiful, timeless wedding. We love a timeless wedding – and this one at Cold Springs Events is no exception.

About Cold Springs Events Center

Cold Springs Events is in Paron, Arkansas. The venue is in a beautiful, secluded location while surrounded by beautiful trees and a pond.

Many couples book this venue because of the Chapel and on site reception space. Both spaces offer plenty of windows and natural light. This means your photos are going to shine!

Alongside the chapel and reception space, brides also have the option to rent the house on the property. The house is great for couples who need an additional area for getting ready or want to stay the night after the wedding!

One of the advantages to getting ready at Cold Springs is their bridal suite. The large space and beauty lighting makes it easy for parties to prepare for the day.

The team at Cold Springs has made it easy for couples to prep the space for a wedding. They offer rentals for tableware, flatware, glasses, linens, chargers, dance floor, and more.

With an amazing venue team and beautiful space, weddings here are always amazing.

About Caroline and Luke

Caroline (the bride) had a classic vision and it came together so perfectly. The florals, designed by Tipton Hurst, were timeless. However, Caroline also wanted to add in some trending styles. Things that come to mind are bows on the place settings.

The florist nailed it! As did Cold Springs Events, who not only supplied the venue, but also hung the greenery and florals from the ceiling.

“I just remember watching the wedding and reception and thinking, this is a group of truly happy, joyous people.” – Bethany Patrick of B. Jane Events (Coordinator)

Memorable Moments

The bride has a blended family. She has her Mom and Stepdad, along with her Dad and Stepmom. Admittedly, blended families can be a tricky thing to navigate. It’s great to hear of blended families who make it work.

“I was blown away by how they were all so close and got a long so well,” says Bethany.

“The bride’s dad actually included the stepdad in his speech. It’s just something that really stuck out to me. Most of the time, as wedding planners, we deal with the opposite.”

Clearly from the photos captured by Melly Jones (the photographer), this event was enjoyable.

From the black dresses worn by the bridesmaids to the black and white checkered dance floor, this wedding is one for the collection.

Oh, and this wouldn’t be a wedding in Arkansas if they didn’t have a truck for their getaway vehicle.