5:00 pm
Cocktail or Semi-Formal Attire: vibrant, celebratory colors welcome!
We’re delighted to invite you to join us in celebrating our marriage! Join us for an outdoor ceremony followed by cocktails, a BBQ dinner, and dancing. The ceremony and cocktail hour will be held on the lawn; please choose your footwear with this in mind. Please note that this is an adult-only event and we politely request no children attend the ceremony and reception. Thank you in advance for understanding.
Please note that all wedding festivities will be ADULTS-ONLY. Thank you for your understanding!
Our ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception will all take place outdoors, with the reception under an air-conditioned tent. The grounds are primarily turf lawn, and the tent has brick paver flooring. The terrain is very manageable, though stilettos may be ambitious!
Due to limited capacity, we are only able to accommodate the guests named on your invitation. If a plus-one has been extended to you, your invitation will read “[Your Name] & Guest.”
You’ll be prompted to note any allergies or dietary restrictions when submitting your RSVP. County Line has many options — the vegetarian bride can personally confirm!
Travel Note
We encourage you to book hotels and Airbnbs early, as UT is playing a home game on Saturday. While we do not have an official hotel block, we recommend the following places to hang your hat while in town! We suggest staying downtown south of 11th Street—close to all the fun, but just far enough from the football crowds, or in central East Austin. We’ll also designate a downtown bar as the unofficial after-party spot for anyone who wants to keep the celebration going!
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Travel Note
We highly recommend skipping the rental car and relying on rideshares instead. Downtown parking is expensive, and navigating the city during a UT football weekend is not a fun way to experience Austin. Bonus: use this as an excuse to try out a Waymo on Uber!
An Austin institution hosted at the city’s best honky tonk! Wander over to Little Longhorn Saloon on Sunday afternoon for the legendary Chicken Sh*t Bingo. It’s exactly what it sounds like: a chicken, a bingo board, and a prayer. Sunday 4-8pm. Bring small bills.
We got engaged at The Victorian inside The Driskill! Historic Austin hotel that feels like a step back in time and is 100% haunted.
One of our favorite restaurants! Modern Mexican - don’t miss the Suadero tacos!
Easily accessible BBQ - expect a reasonable line, but no camping out required and open all-day. *BBQ will be served at the wedding, so plan accordingly!
Our favorite pizza by the slice! Both locations are great, but Tarrytown is our favorite with Flo’s wine bar next door.
Great downtown patio for any time of day - shares a lot with Hold Out Brewing. One stop shop and home to the best salad ever.
Where we dined after getting engaged! Delicious old-school Italian.
Upscale Mexican on a downtown rooftop - AMAZING fajita spreads
Patio seating is worth the wait and you MUST try the avocado marg!
One of our favorite casual restaurants - unexpected cajun food and outrageous cocktails.
The grand-daddy of local and live music since 1955
Our favorite part of town for bar-hopping! Try Whistler’s, Lefty’s, Liberty, High Noon, or Long Play Lounge.
Quintessential Austin breakfast tacos - don’t miss the Migas or Migas Poblanos! Many locations.
Our other favorite breakfast tacos!
Yummy breakfast biscuit sandwiches. Pencil in a nap afterward…
The ultimate spot to wander between iconic murals, daytime shops, and legendary live music venues. Don't miss the chance to try on a pair of boots at Allens while you’re exploring!
Outdoor pool with water fed from the nearby natural springs
A botanical garden dedicated to native Texas plants, just on the edge of Austin. Expect easy walking trails, seasonal wildflowers, and a quiet break from the city.
A museum on the UT campus covering the life and presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson. Interactive exhibits, historical archives, and a slice of 1960s America.
A scenic trail that loops around Lady Bird Lake in the heart of Austin. Popular for walking, running, and biking, with skyline views, shaded sections, and easy access from downtown.