Jamie and George met unconventionally; through their siblings, who were also in love. After just one weekend, George knew Jamie was special, and the rest was history.
Fairytale Ballroom Wedding at Omni Houston Hotel
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An Elegant Wedding in the San Antonio Hill Country
Kristina and Clayton’s love story started at a Sky High for Kids event, where Kristina was the event lead, and Clayton volunteered. Although they didn’t interact much, fate brought them together a few months later when Kristina decided to try a dating app. It only took 24 hours for the couple to match, and they went on a date soon after. The bride says, “He was my very first and last Bumble date. The rest, as they say, is history.”
An Extravagant Ballroom Wedding at The Post Oak Hotel at Uptown Houston
Max was Caitlin’s best friend’s brother, and they began dating in 2019. The couple soon became inseparable and got engaged at Tony’s restaurant, followed by dinner with 60 of their closest friends and family.
Light Blue, Pink and Cream Spring Wedding at Royal Oaks Country Club
When Kyle and Ali met through a mutual friend in 2018, they shared an instant connection. Later in June 2021, Kyle surprised Ali on her birthday with a beautiful floral arrangement and a romantic proposal. The evening continued with a special celebration with the couple’s friends and loved ones.
Blush and Ivory Autumn Wedding
Amy, a native Houstonian, moved to Washington D.C. for a job in 2018, where she met Chad the first weekend she lived there. The couple took their relationship slowly but fell in love and got engaged two years later at the Houstonian Hotel Club and Spa. Amy says, “We walked into the lobby to admire the decorations when Chad walked out from behind their massive 20-foot Christmas tree. Amid my shock, he managed to walk me outside beneath the Houstonian’s famous hundreds-year-old, light-wrapped oak tree and popped the question! He didn’t so much make it down to one knee before I took his face in my hands and squealed, ‘yes!'” Click here to read the rest of this post »