Step back into Texas history with daily cattle drives, rodeo events, live music, and plenty of western charm. The district is filled with shops, saloons, and restaurants that capture the cowboy spirit. Whether you want to catch a show at Billy Bob’s Texas, see a rodeo, or just stroll the brick-lined streets, it’s a must-see Fort Worth destination.
One of the largest sports stadiums in the U.S., Texas Motor Speedway hosts major NASCAR and IndyCar events along with year-round experiences. Even if there isn’t a race the weekend of the wedding, the Speedway offers tours where guests can go behind the scenes, see the garages, and even take a lap around the track in a racecar experience.
An upscale indoor range offering everything from handguns to full-auto rentals, plus a showroom with high-end hunting rifles and tactical gear. It’s designed as both an experience and a destination, with knowledgeable staff and options for beginners to experts.
Looking for a true Texas adventure during your trip? Pork Police in Sanger offers fully guided wild hog hunts and is about an hour and a half north of the venue. With experienced guides and access to prime hunting land, it’s an adrenaline-filled way to experience the outdoors while you’re here.
Just 30 minutes from the venue, Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington is a classic theme park packed with roller coasters, water rides, live shows, and family fun. Whether you’re chasing thrills or looking for a day of entertainment, it’s a great way to add excitement to your Texas visit.
Made famous by Chip and Joanna Gaines of Fixer Upper, Magnolia Market has become a Texas destination in its own right. Browse curated home goods, stroll through the garden, and grab a bite from one of the many on-site food trucks. The grounds also feature a bakery and plenty of outdoor space to relax.
A charming local winery set among rolling hills and walking trails, Lost Oak is known for its award-winning Texas wines and relaxed atmosphere. The tasting room and outdoor patio make it a great spot to unwind, and they often host live music or events on weekends.
A lively downtown district filled with boutique shops, restaurants, theaters, and entertainment. It’s walkable, charming, and perfect for an afternoon of shopping or a fun night out. About 30 minutes from the venue—great for a girls’ outing or couples looking to explore Fort Worth’s nightlife.
Home to one of the largest collections of post-World War II art in the country, “The Modern” is as much about the striking architecture and reflecting pool as it is about the exhibits. Inside, you’ll find works by artists like Warhol, Pollock, and Kahlo, plus rotating installations that keep things fresh. The museum café also offers a scenic spot for lunch overlooking the water.