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Wedding venues in Texas
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Wedding venues in Texas
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43 venues in Texas host weddings, ordered by renown and by how fully each is documented. Of those that publish a capacity, the largest, The Woodlands Resort, hosts up to 1,200 guests. 43 of them list their event spaces by name. Each page has the key facts and a request form for the events team.
Planning a wedding in Texas
Texas weddings tend to be big, generous and outdoors: ranches and barns in the Hill Country, historic hotels in San Antonio, grand ballrooms in Dallas and Houston. Large airports in every major city make it easy to bring guests in from across the US and abroad.
When to marry
Spring, from March to May, is the favourite season, with wildflowers along the Hill Country roads, and autumn from October is the other peak. Summer is very hot across most of the state. The Gulf Coast lies in the hurricane season from June to November.
Getting guests there
Dallas Fort Worth and Houston George Bush Intercontinental are major international hubs; Austin-Bergstrom and San Antonio International serve the Hill Country. Distances inside Texas are large, so choose the airport closest to the venue and plan shuttles for the last stretch.
Ranches, barns and ballrooms
Hill Country ranches and wineries around Fredericksburg, Wimberley and Dripping Springs, with barns, oak trees and limestone buildings. Historic hotels and old missions give San Antonio a Spanish colonial character, while Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston offer hotel ballrooms and gardens for larger guest lists.
The legal side
A marriage licence is issued by a county clerk and can be used anywhere in Texas. Out-of-state and foreign couples can generally marry there with valid identification. Rules on timing and documents are set by the state, so check them with the county clerk.
Questions and answers
Which venues in Texas can host 100 guests or more?
35 of the 43 venues publish a capacity of 100 guests or more: Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek, Hotel Settles, Hotel Emma, The Adolphus, Gage Hotel, The Joule, and 29 more.
Which venues in Texas have rooms for guests to stay?
16 of the 43 venues are hotels; the largest, The Adolphus, has 407 rooms. For the others, ask the events team about accommodation on site or nearby.
What kinds of venues are listed in Texas?
22 event spaces, 16 hotels, 2 wineries, 2 estates, and 1 historic house.
How are these venues chosen and ordered?
By documented renown first, then by how fully each venue is documented (photographs, rooms, capacities), never by payment: venues do not pay to appear and the guide takes no commission. How we select venues.
Can out-of-state couples get married in Texas?
Yes. Couples who do not live in Texas, including foreign couples, can generally obtain a licence from any county clerk and marry anywhere in the state. Check the documents and timing rules with the county clerk before you plan the date.
When is the best time for a wedding in the Texas Hill Country?
Spring, from March to May, is the most popular, with wildflowers in bloom and mild temperatures. October and November are the other good window. Summer is very hot, so outdoor ceremonies move to the evening.
Where are the best places to get married in Texas?
The Hill Country, around Austin, Fredericksburg and Wimberley, is the most popular for ranch, barn and vineyard weddings. San Antonio suits historic and Spanish colonial settings, and Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston suit large hotel weddings.































