Wednesday, May 26, 2010

The Hummingbird Inn Bed and Breakfast --- AND Romantic Weddings


Once you turn off Hwy 160 onto Hampton Road, you quickly find yourself on a winding country road, canopied by a forest of trees so thick it is often difficult to see the sky. Nearly completely hidden by these trees is an old milking shed near a watering hole visited by all sorts of wildlife. Then you come to a three-tined fork in the road; taking the middle tine straight ahead brings you to a view not unlike hundreds in the Branson Ozarks. The trees part to reveal a breathtaking panorama of tree covered hills, accented by the Shepherd of the Hills Inspiration Tower. Perched on a high ridge overlooking the hills north of Branson is The Hummingbird Inn Bed and Breakfast.

When you are guests at the Inn, whether for a day or a week, for a vacation or for a family reunion, for a wedding or an anniversary, you are treated like royalty by your hosts Ron and Sherry. Luxurious suites, delicious home-made breakfasts, as well as dinners available made-to-order, gardens, country air, and down-home hospitality are just a few of the amenities that will have you promising to return soon!

If you are looking for the perfect place for a perfect wedding, The Hummingbird Inn will make your special day, well --- perfect! Wedding ceremonies are performed in the gazebo, in the garden, in front of the fireplace, under the grape-covered arbor, in the country barn, or in the meadow under a flowered trellis. Everything you need for an intimate wedding party for 2 to 40 can be provided.

It is my honor and pleasure to be the wedding photographer at the Inn. We have so much fun getting to know the bride and groom as well as their guests. To see some of the wedding photos you can visit Hampton Road Photography or The Hummingbird Inn website. For a wedding photographer the Hummingbird Inn is a paradise. For that matter, it's a paradise for guests, too!

For you next --- or first --- visit to Branson Ron and Sherry are ready to welcome you to their B&B for a different point of view of Branson!

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