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Timpanogos Cave National Monument

Managed by National Park Service

Timpanogos Cave allows weddings through a Special Use Permit with a $50 non-refundable administrative fee, and its locations cannot host more than 100 people including the photographer. No site can be reserved for exclusive use, and tents, amplifiers and tossed items are not allowed.

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01 The rules

Permit fact card

Permit
Required: Special Use Permit — weddings and large groups
Application fee
$50 non-refundable administrative fee per permit application
Group size
Depends on the location, but the park's locations preclude groups over 100; for weddings the count includes the wedding party, children, officiant and photographer
Caps & rules
No site can be reserved for exclusive use, and scheduled park programs may be taking place nearby. Weddings are generally not permitted in the visitor center, roadside turnouts, parking areas or the concession area. Carpooling or shuttling is strongly encouraged and may be required because parking is limited. No tents, floral displays, signs, banners, flags, generators or amplifiers; limited tables, chairs and carpets are considered case by case. The park has no facilities for receptions or parties. No throwing or scattering of rice, birdseed, petals or other materials, and no release of balloons or birds. Candles or open flames may be restricted depending on wildfire risk.

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  1. Weddings and Large Groups — Timpanogos Cave National Monument (National Park Service) ↗ Read on

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