The Best Museum & Gallery Wedding Venues in Giddings, TX

Columbus Historical Preservation Trust would be honored to be part of your special event! The historic 1886 Stafford Opera House offers two distinctive event spaces in the heart of the Columbus town square. We want your celebration to reflect YOU! You are welcome to choose your own planner, florist, caterer, bartender, entertainment, and other vendors. Every reservation includes tables (uncovered) and our gold upholstered chairs (pictured). The Grand Hall | $3,000 | 15-hour reservation: Located on the second floor, the Grand Hall offers timeless historic elegance and comfortably seats up to 300 guests and can flex for dancing. The Buddy Rau Room | $500 | 12-hour reservation: Located on the first floor, this charming and versatile space accommodates up to 97 guests. Please reach out with any questions or to schedule a tour. We’d love to assist you as you plan for your special day!

Classy, Industrial, clean space. Guests can bring in own food, alcohol and vendors. We can provide a vendor list if requested. Tables, chairs, PA and projectors available. Lots of free parking and multiple, spacious restrooms.

Be inspired and find productivity in this stunning refurbished 1930's church with14 ft. ceilings, natural light throughout, finished cement floors, conference room, private phone booths, studios, fully equipped kitchen, ample parking and more!

The Texas Science & Natural History Museum in Austin, TX, offers an unparalleled setting for weddings, rehearsal dinners, galas, receptions, and parties, promising an extraordinary experience for all attendees. Nestled in the heart of Austin on the northern edge of The University of Texas campus, the museum showcases breathtaking 1930s Art Deco architecture, both indoor and outdoor event spaces, and exclusive access to museum exhibits for guests.

Round Top Festival Institute is the sole project of The James Dick Foundastion for the Performing Arts. The Edythe Bates Old Chapel was built in 1883 in La Grange, Texas as the Travis Street Methodist Church. It was moved to Round Top in 1994 and completely restored. The chapel is home to the 1835 Henry Erben Organ that Festival Hill was gifted in 1993 by the late Ted W. Blankenship, Jr of Albany, Texas. The Albert and Ethel Herzstein Memorial Plaza was created in July 2001 and features include the dramatic stone columned entrance to the Lower Chapel, an underground stone room beneath the Edythe Bates Old Chapel, flanked by two rushing waterfalls. An abundance of wrought iron and marble details embellish the Plaza. We offer a one-stop destination experience with overnight accommodations available for your guests so they don't have to drive when the festivities and celebrations are over. We can't wait to show you our beautiful venue and breathtaking grounds!

The Neill-Cochran House Museum is located in the heart of Austin, TX, just a few minutes walk from the UT-Austin campus. We steward the city’s 10th oldest historic site (1856). We share our site, Austin, and Texas history from the city’s birth in 1839 up to 1930 through historically furnished spaces as well as numerous rotating art and history exhibitions. We’re within minutes of the University of Texas campus, Downtown Austin, and MoPac. We offer guests and hosts alike unmatched convenience as a historic and centrally located venue. We offer complimentary furnishings and linens for events up to 85 guests and onsite parking available for 40 vehicles. Design your day around a contemporary, urban take on timeless style. As an indoor venue for intimate weddings up to 50 or an outdoor venue for larger receptions and ceremonies up to 150, no other location in Austin can offer the same depth and historical charm.