Modern Woodmen Park's unique setting and accommodations have made it an increasingly popular venue for weddings and receptions in recent years. Now the ballpark will give couples planning their weddings a unique opportunity to see and experience what its staff and year-round event areas have to offer during a free Bridal Open House July 26.

From 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, July 26, guests at the Bridal Open House can enjoy door prizes, preferred vendors, appetizer samples, table displays, tours and more. Admission is complimentary, but a special treat is offered to brides who R.S.V.P. by calling 563-324-3000 or emailing stevie@riverbandits.com.

"Each year, Modern Woodmen Park accommodates dozens of couples' entire wedding day and celebration, and the outstanding hospitality of our special events staff ensures it is a memorable day for all of our guests," said River Bandits owner Dave Heller. "With the Bridal Open House next month, our staff will prove that once you find the right person, we can deliver you the right venue!"

Among the preferred vendors who will be at the Sunday, July 26, event are: Sas DJs, I DO Events- Quad Cities, Lovejunk Photography, Pink Haze Designs, ShutterBooth Eastern Iowa, Michelle Quinn Studios, Best Days Photography, Ducky's Formal Wear Moline, Hope's Bridal Boutique and Johannes Bus Service Inc.

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