A destination for couples across the south! Bring your guests to a real Texas ranch with a beautifully detailed barn built for weddings. Elegant modern farmhouse interior touches with full bride and groom suites. A fun backyard with patio, firepit, cornhole, string lights. Great views of rolling hills. Fabulous rain plan. Event staff that feel like family by the end of your great day! A quick 30 minute drive to Bryan/College Station. A sought after destination wedding venue for couples from across the country.

Built in 1884, located in Downtown Cameron, Texas, The Venue at Railfan bring an elegant chic ambiance with exposed brick, elegant chandeliers and grand staircase. It is fully climate controlled, with a commercial kitchen, ample onsite parking and seating for up to 350. The Venue hosts Weddings, Corporate Parties, Quinceaneras, Celebration of Life and other large events.

The Lonestar Manor is a vintage bank building in the heart of central Texas. Conveniently located and easy to find. Great parking and lots of space to customize to your event preferences. This beautiful building offers indoor and outside charm for your wedding.

Gallery 904 is an old brick building in Downtown Buffalo, Texas. It has a rich history of being a bank, a chicken hatchery, a five and dime store and a pizza parlor to name a few. It is now a beautiful art gallery and Inn. Come and see what awaits you at Gallery 904.

Our entire venue establishment was hand built by my husband and myself. Imagine exchanging vows in our enchanting black chapel, where love's promises are framed against a backdrop of timeless elegance. Our white barn reception hall awaits, radiating a sense of modern minimalism while providing the perfect canvas for your unique vision.

The Venue at Bonita Canyon stands out because it was designed to host you, your family and friends for the entire weekend. From rehearsal dinner on Friday to check out on Sunday, we have you covered! Our lodging options allow for a “destination” gathering place! You’ll find a beautiful and inviting space for rehearsal dinner and cocktail hour separate from our large capacity venue building. The venue will be able to accommodate any size wedding; large or small. A beautiful outdoor ceremony surrounded by gorgeous trees will make for a stunning and intimate location for your vows. We have day rates as well. And you're welcome to add on lodging as well. We are here to make your day perfect!

Little River Event Center is nestled alongside the running waters of the Little River & Sandy Creek on a privately-owned working cattle ranch just outside of Cameron, Texas. This venue is home to all it takes to have an amazing event. Our warm, rustic, elegant and intimate vibe is sure to make your next celebration everything that you dreamed it of being.

It is our pleasure and privilege to have you consider our venue for your event. Cultivate 7Twelve offers multiple spaces and packages to accommodate your needs. Rental rates depend on the space, size of the group, and day/time of the event.

We are a Cajun fusion restaurant and craft cocktail bar located in the historic LaSalle Hotel in Downtown Bryan. Our spacious courtyard is perfect for an indoor/outdoor wedding. We also have a hidden speakeasy, 5 Knocks, that is an ideal small wedding venue.

Deerfield Estates is a premiere wedding and special events venue in Waco, Texas. Originally an 1840's timber frame barn from Newton, Pennsylvania, this antique legacy has been restored into a beautiful, unique special event space, surrounded by a a ceremony rose garden and situated in a park-like setting of native Texas trees.

Summers Mill Retreat and Conference center has been built on a rich history. When it was founded in 1998 by Paul and Jane Meyer, they wanted "this place to be a ministry and to lead with a servant’s heart based on Christian values and principles." The name of our retreat center goes back to the grist mill built by John Myers in the spring of 1866. Business was good and within a year, he added a saw mill and a cotton gin. When John Myers died, it passed in rapid succession through the hands of Robert A. Myers, Douglas McKenzie, and D.C. Summers. Summers installed a crossroads store and secured a post office under the name of Summers Mill.