A Light and Airy Wedding at Galveston’s Historic Tremont House

The bride and groom wed with a light and airy wedding at Galveston's historic venue, The Tremont House.
Photo: Eric & Jenn Photography | Venue & Catering: The Tremont House

Sydney and Ross first crossed paths as undergrads at Texas Tech University. After graduating, Sydney moved to Nashville, while Ross relocated to Houston. When Sydney moved back to the Bayou City, Ross saw it as the perfect chance to catch up over dinner. Sparks flew, and the two had been inseparable ever since.  Click here to read the rest of this post »

A Glam Winter Wedding in Galveston by Erika Geier Photography

The bride and groom smiling on a balcony at the Grand Galvez.
Photo: Erika Geier Photography | Guest Accommodations: Grand Galvez

From junior high school sweethearts to newlyweds, Abigail and Ryan’s love story spans 12 years and counting.

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Vibrant Destination Wedding Weekend at The San Luis Resort

Bride smiles at groom in front of gazebo at The San Luis Resort, Spa and Conference Center.
Photo: Tiny Mum Photography | Venue: The San Luis Resort, Spa and Conference Center | Visit Galveston

It all started ten years ago at Texas A&M when Neal’s “ridiculous basketball shorts” stood out to Bhakti, so they started talking, became good friends and eventually, a couple. Then, one night when walking their dog, Archie, Neal put a dog tag on him that said, “Will you marry me?” and proposed. “Everyone that knows us knows how much we love our dog,” says Bhakti.

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Fun-Filled Wedding Weekend at The Tremont House in Galveston

LBGT couple gets married at The Tremont House Hotel in Galveston, TX.
Photography: Rhea’s Photographic Art | Venue: The Tremont House

Michael and Kevin met on Match.com and agreed to meet for drinks in Galveston. The date went surprisingly well, despite Kevin addressing Michael as “David” for the first 15 minutes, after which Michael said, “I have something to tell you – My name is not David, it’s Michael.” “I was quite embarrassed,” says Kevin. Click here to read the rest of this post »