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8 Texas Wedding Venues with Country Views
Towering oak trees, baby blue skies and pastures dotted with wildflowers create an unforgettable backdrop for the big day. Luckily, Houston is a short jaunt to lush green pastures and charming Texas towns.
From alfresco ceremonies underneath twinkling lights to intimate chapel weddings complete with scenic views, these countryside and barn wedding venues in Texas offer modern amenities without sacrificing the serenity of the great outdoors.
Bloom-Filled Indian Fusion Wedding at Hyatt Lost Pines
Ashley and Ronak celebrated their love with a bloom-filled Indian fusion wedding at the Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa. Inspired by Indian traditions, a live dhol player, colorful Indian attire and cultural Indian wedding rituals, their wedding was nothing short of spectacular.
11 Spring Bridal Open Houses and Events in and Around Houston
Spring is finally here and it’s time to enjoy all the fun bridal open houses and events in and around Houston. Luckily, we’ve gathered a list of fun date ideas that you and your significant other will love. From glam bridal events to luxe cooking courses, your social calendar will be full in no time with these 11 fun-filled spring bridal open houses and events!
Dreamy Destination Wedding at Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort & Spa
Bryan Roth moved from Chicago to Houston for his ophthalmology residency at Baylor in 2015. A couple of months later, he swiped right on Houston native Leslie Goldberg’s profile on the Jewish dating app JSwipe, and their love story began. The couple’s life of togetherness, traveling, caring for their puppy and hiking, started from their first date over sushi and drinks. After four years together and a move to Ohio, Leslie was happily awaiting Bryan’s marriage proposal while Bryan made big plans to make it happen. The pandemic, however, threw a wrench in his plans forcing him to adapt.