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Topic: Oak Grove KY
The Viceroy Performing Arts Center is an ideal wedding spot
By Julie Suzanne Capouch | October 23, 2009 | 
The Viceroy Performing Arts Center in Oak Grove, KY
There’s a little-known gem nestled in the fields of Oak Grove, Ky. Right beside the War Memorial Walking Trail stands the Viceroy Performing Arts Center, a full-service entertainment complex offering the ambiance of an outdoor venue with the amenities of an indoor reception hall. But you want to know the best part?
You can get married at the Viceroy.
Clarksville Bride Ashley Parsons found the Viceroy after having complications with her original wedding location in Clarksville. “We were working on a small budget and didn’t have a huge guest list. Wanting something outdoors, yet intimate, we thought we found the perfect location,” says the September Bride. “After several hoops and hurdles we dropped the venue. We went and looked (at the Viceroy) and I fell in love.”
Matt and Ashley Parsons walk through the Military Arch of Sabers at their Sept. 4 wedding.
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