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Event -
Weddings
- Wedding Theme Ideas
- Western Party Ideas
- Western Wedding Ideas
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The key to pulling off a coordinated
event: Evoke your theme throughout the affair. Whether
that theme is as general as a season or a feeling, or as
specific as a special flower, it should be the subtle
thread that ties everything together. Your location,
invitations, flowers, menu, cake, and favors should all
cleverly reflect one common concept. Then, get as
creative as you can!
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Location:
There are many perfect country-western
locations to have your boot-stompin' Western Wedding & Reception, my
daughter's Western Wedding (pictured above) was held in a western
dancehall. Some other ideas for venues might include: Party ranch,
Dude ranch, Country & Western Bar, Ghost Town, Old West Town,
Hacienda, Spanish Mission, Country Church, Garden, Victorian home,
Park, or Farm. All would be great places for you and your guests to
kick up your heels and celebrate your marriage.
Western venues in the Houston, TX. area.
Colors: Sun
kissed Orange, Mimosa (yellow), Apple Red, Black & White,
Naturals, Hunter Green, Frosted Aqua & others. See the decorating
ideas below to see how we have used some of these colors in our
decor.
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Invitations:
Look for Western theme invitations or
Victorian style invitations. Or use heavy rustic papers and burn the
edges to give it an old look. In our
Carlson Craft Invitation
Shop you will find both Western & Victorian Wedding Invitations.
Here are a few ideas:
Save the Date:
Invitations:
Casual Wedding Invitation -
Consider making your wedding invitations to look like an old west
telegrams or a pony express delivery.
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Western
Accessories: Our
bridal accessories section by
Carlson Craft has lots
of items such as: place cards, napkins, coasters, favor boxes &
etc. that can be imprinted with a western design like: FHA
-Western Bouquet with Hat design, HRS - Western Couple design,
RNP - Western Kids design, and many other designs. You will also
find:
Let the carefree beauty of
daisies bloom throughout your western wedding with daisy
accessories like:
pillow, basket and garter ensemble,
daisy accented white satin guest book,
and a
daisy patterned unity candle.
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Did You Know?
The tradition of the Lasso
is usually associated with Hispanic and Filipino families.
El lasso or Long Rosary is used
to wrap around the couple to bind them as husband and wife.
The lasso is twisted in a figure eight, the mathematical
symbol of infinity; to symbolize forever and eternity.
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Western
Attire:
Gingham, Denim, Brocade, lace & fringe,
Ladies' lace-up dress boots, Bandanas, Boots, Hats, Bolo Ties,
Western Belt Buckles, Western Tux.
 Ladies'
Attire:
Western wedding gowns can be formal or
informal and comes in a variety of styles made from satin, lace, or
brocade fabrics with or without trains. Sweetheart necklines are
often used. Vintage Gunne Sax-style Western gowns, dresses,
and skirts are popular for western weddings. Bustle style Victorian
gowns are another alternative. Use blouses, vests & skirts
made with lace & fringe.. There are also a variety of Ladies'
lace-up dress boots and western wedding hats. If you want casual, do
a denim skirt with a pretty white brocade or lace blouse & a pretty
vest with fringe. Carry Hand-tied wildflowers.
For the Flower girl & Ring bearer:
The flower basket is an
important focal point on the flower girl and completes her outfit,
many of which coordinate with the
ring bearer's pillow.
May we suggest the
Horseshoe,
a genuine horseshoe hanging from a pretty white satin handle,
engraved with the words "Lucky in Love".  Shop
for Flower Girl and Ring Bearer Attire and accessories at
SHEPLERS-The World's Largest Online Western Store
Men's & Boy's Attire:
 Check
for Cowboy tuxes at your local tux rental places. They may be harder
to find in some parts of the US. For a more casual look use a
western shirt, vest, bolo tie, a nice belt with a western buckle and
jeans. And don't forget the boots!
Shop for Men's & Ring
Bearer Western Wedding Attire at
SHEPLERS-The World's Largest Online Western Store
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Decorating Tips:
Since many country or western weddings
are held in quaint, rural locations, in the middle of nowhere,
without landmarks, you might want to start your decorating by
posting signs along the road. Old barn wood or rough-hewn pine works
well for making directional signs. Make signs to look like arrows.
Make signs 30 inches long and the width of four 1 x 4 inch planks.
Distress wood by applying a solution of 1 part white paint to 1 part
water over wood. Use a cotton rag to rub it on. Use paint brush to
write "The Wedding" in black paint. Attach to 5 ft long pine post.
Plant post in a 18" deep hole.
Motif:
Motif
is the visual representation of your theme. The following list of
items can be displayed to create an "Old West" atmosphere. Many of
these items can be borrowed from friends, family, neighbors or a
friendly rancher. Inexpensive western decorations are available in
our
Western Section. You can rent items from prop shops and
party rental companies. Some places to look for props include: feed
stores & antique shops.
Other Items that can add charm to your western motif include:
- Stalks of wheat
- tumbleweed
- wild flowers
- daisies
- sunflowers
- wild greenery
- lattice trellis
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- cowhide fabric
- calico fabric & ribbon
- old boots
- mason jars
- jugs
- whiskey barrels
- washtubs
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- pitchforks
- rakes
- water pumps
- saws & other farm implements
- small lanterns
- kerosene lamps
- red hurricane lamps
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- cow bells
- buckets
- tin containers
- wicker or rattan baskets &
furniture
- wash tubs
- old washboards
- deer antlers
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- watering cans
- bullwhips
- furs
- rifles
- pistols & holsters
- whiskey bottles
- saddles
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- saddlebags
- bridles
- weathered, rustic tack ( leather
horse collars, halters, harness, hitch & etc.).
- animal hide rugs
- antique luggage
- trunks or steamers
- knives
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- tomahawks
- rustic benches
- boulders
- split rail fencing
- burlap sacks
- flour sacks
- grain sacks
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- horseshoes
- canteens
-
cactus
- straw scarecrows
- cast iron pots
- rocking chairs
- old wooden chairs
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- antique cigarette tins
- crates
- rustic cooking utensils (include
a frying pan, coffee pot and pans)
- gold mining items
- gold pans
- gold
panning trough
- gold mining hopper
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- wooden pails
- meat grinder
- milk cans
- watering cans
- antique camp stove
- pot belly stove
- antique telephones
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- sleds
- burlap money *$* bags
- rustic metal tractor seats
- weather vanes
- windmill
- branding iron
- covered wagon
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- buckboard
- luggage wagon
- chuck wagon
- buggy
- wagon wheels
- wood wheelbarrow
-
cowboy hats
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The
Flowers:
For a western wedding
structured flower arrangements would look out of place. If
you want a total old west motif, you will want to have your flowers
look simple and hand done. Remember in the old west they would not
have had a florist and hot house flowers.
Types of flowers: Wildflowers, Gerbera Daisies,
Asters, Snap Dragons, Spray Roses, Marigolds, Black-eyed Susan,
Sunflowers, Wax Flowers, Crocusmia (Mt. Bresia), Limonium Misty,
Solidago, Delphinium and shafts of Wheat.
Use soft rope or raffia to hand tie
wildflower bouquets and add wild weed looking accents. Florist are
doing more and more of these unusual fillers.
Simple wildflower looking boutonnieres
for the men.
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The Ceremony:
Tie the knot under a lattice trellis
woven with pieces of wheat, tumbleweed, wild flowers, daisies,
sunflowers or other wild greenery.
Rent wrought-iron
floor candelabras, decorate with ivy and garden roses. Again
remember don't get to structured, you want it to look like
wild roses are climbing up and around the candelabras stem. Place
one each side of the alter, these can also be used at the reception
too. Wrought-iron
candelabras will add to the festive, outdoorsy atmosphere, a
fitting scene for a western wedding.
Place altar arrangements in white rattan pedestal baskets (these
can be rented from party rentals companies & florist).
Use whiskey barrels to hold alter
arrangements. Tie bunches of
wildflowers or weave wheat to wooden fence posts.
Hang
Hurricane Lanterns
 from
rustic wood posts around the perimeter of the ceremony of
reception areas.
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The Reception:
Use an old-fashioned "dinner bell"
to get guests' attention for the
wedding toast, first dance, cake
cutting, garter tossing & departure
of the bride & groom.
Tabletop
Designs:
Table linens need to be a color that
coordinates with your reception room, not your wedding colors.
Nothing looks tackier than linens that clash with the walls.
Fill odd containers with flowers and set
on the tables (buckets, watering cans, galvanized pails, boots,
baskets, tin cans & etc.). Save
soup-sized tin cans, spray paint silver, and use as flower
containers. Add coils of rope, raffia, ribbon or pearls to
containers for additional accent. Don't forget the get-a-way
car. Drill a hole in sealed end of cans and attach 1 yard of 2"
wide ribbon to each can. Tie cans into bunches of five or
six cans. Use six-inch strips of duct tape to attach each bunch
to the inside lip of the trunk.
Float a candle in a quart size Mason
jar, place a floral ring around the jar with ivy trailing out of
the ring. Use small
Straw Bales and add a bouquet of real daisies or wildflowers
to the top of each one. Add some hurricane lamps with some ivy
trim.
Want to be different, you can
even add colorful lilies to the top of straw bales.
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Instead of
traditional white linens cover tables with gingham table linens
if the color coordinates with your room.
Table design
idea #1:
Cover
tables with red tablecloths and use black & white cowhide pattern
overlays. Centerpiece bouquets of yellow & white daisies.
Mason jars with red votive candles dotting the length of the long
picnic style quest tables.
Chairs
covered with red chair covers and accented with black chair ties.
Silver flatware, black plates, red classic napkins with a raffia
tie, and clear wine glasses with black stems to accent the tables.
Table design idea #2:
Blue & white checked tablecloths with Red
Hurricane Lanterns as centerpieces. Around the base of the lanterns
add a
garland of yellow, orange & blue flowers. Yellow napkins are lovely
with this design.
Table design idea #3:
Red Bandanna table
covers with denim overlays. Use
navy blue chair covers & tie raffia
around the chair and tuck in a
red bandana
for accent.
Table design idea #4:
Place a
bandanas (available in Turquoise, Navy, White,
Green, Black, Yellow, Purple, Royal Blue, Pink & Red) in center of
each table with the centerpiece on top or use bandanas for
placemats. Bandanas can also be used in place of cloth napkins. For
a cute and easy napkin ring, tie a raffia bow around a bandana,
leave plain or add some small chilies or wild flowers.
Create a real hoedown
table for an engagement party, bridal shower, rehearsal dinner or
your wedding reception with cowboy table
decorations .
Give your tables some kick by using mini cowboy hats as place card
holders for each guest. Attach latex cowhide patterned balloons to
Straw Bales
for centerpieces. Tie gingham ribbon and berries to straw
bales. Your tables will look like they are straight from the
country.
Table design idea #5:
Burlap or Lace table
linens provide a neutral color that can be used in any room.
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Rent a
cactus or use an inflatable
cactus
on a buffet table. Turn bushel baskets
on their side, drape them in tulle and twinkle lights. Place
colorful metallic fabrics inside and let chips and other snack spill
out of the baskets. Place appetizers in tiered serving trays and set
between the baskets.
More Western
Wedding Ideas
If your wedding is being held outside
with a great view, The bride and her father could arrive in a
horse-drawn wagon, or the groomsmen and bridesmaids could come in
one load, hayride-style. Have your flower girl come down the aisle
pulling a mini wagon filled with flowers and satin pillows. For an
outdoor wedding use straw bales for sitting.
 Transform
a room into a large scene using photo murals. They make an excellent
photo background. If your budget is low, but your dreams are grand,
consider the depth of a giant photo mural. They fill an entire wall,
and better yet, they provide guests with the most realistic setting
imaginable.
Western Murals are perfect for a Wild West Theme Reception
try something like a
Cactus of the Wild West Mural
(shown), or
Desert Evening Mural,
Old West Mural, or a
Country at Sunset Mural.
Use white
gossamer or tulle, twist white
bridal lights inside and drape it around the room. Twist it
around the railing of the dance floor to create a romantic
atmosphere. At each corner of the dance floor railing place a
bouquet of wildflowers, daisies or sunflowers.
 Traditional
Western hats get everyone in the mood to kick up their
heels! Have your DJ gave these out as dance floor giveaways! You
could also use square cotton
bandanas
for favors.
A rural route mailbox, mounted on a post and painted white with a
daisy floral or wildflower bouquet on top and a bow with ribbon
streamers can be used to hold the cards received by guests.
Use Mason jars or jelly jars for
votive candle holders to accent the table.
Use galvanized pails & watering
cans for flower arrangements. Tie a bow around the pail using
raffia or rope instead of ribbon. You can also float candles in
pails.
Cowbells make great accent pieces
for tables, tie stems of wheat to the handles and accent with
ribbon or strips of bandana or denim fabric.
Burn edges of card stock for a
"branded" look and use for invitations, respond cards, programs,
place cards, or menu cards.
Use corrugated split rail fencing
to make the atmosphere real. Add some calico, checked & denim bows
for accents. Place a
western border roll
along the walls or use as a table runner.
Shape barb wire into hearts and attached to
a wood base, they made a great table accents.
Use kid size boots with wild flowers
inside for centerpieces.
Antique jugs and washboards are great to
use as accent pieces.
Use real or plastic
Wagon Wheels
accented with wildflowers, daisies or sunflowers and set them around
the room or hang a wagon wheel on the entry door.
For a unique gift table, use an antique
brass bed covered with a Wedding Ring Design Quilt.
Use real
Straw Bales
around the outside of the dance floor for seating and stacked
straw bales to form serving tables for your Barbecue buffet.
Grand Entrances:
No horsin' around here! Create an amazing
entrance to your reception with a
Silverado Horseshoe Arch.
Use
Realistic-looking Straw Bales
to provide a great touch for your decor.
Add the look of the Wild West with a
Cowboy Hat Column or Longhorn Steer Columns..
Make a prairie scene with a realistic
Longhorn Skull and Wagon Wheel.
Attach skull or wagon wheel to a wall or door.
You can’t have a western theme without a
saloon! Create that old west feel for your reception with a
western saloon entrance.
It is constructed of heavy corrugated and even has doors that
swing!
Kick up your heels at your reception
with a
Western Boot Arch!
Includes the wagon wheels and rope.
This
OK Corral Entrance is the perfect welcome for your
reception guests. Add a 3 ½’ free-standing coyote with bandanna.
Would you like to have more a
Southwestern feel to your wedding decor, then
Head south of the border
with a
Cactus Archway! It includes a letter kit to spell out
your names or any message. There is also a 5' tall x 3' wide
corrugated Sheriff's Star that would add a Western flair to your
décor. Kick up some Southwestern fun when you place a lighted Cowboy
Boot at your reception! It could be used at the entrance or placed
next to a stack of hay bales in the corner of a room.
Buggies, Covered wagons or chuck wagons
can add to the atmosphere. Take 'em back to the old west at your
reception with this
magnificent covered wagon.
It measures 7' tall x 9' long x 4' wide and will surely impress your
Old West guests.
Add a touch of the wilderness when you
attached a paper
Badlands Silhouette to a wall, great for a photo
backdrop.
Add a Southwestern flair to your
reception by hanging these
Santa Fe Lights!
Each strand of lights features boot and cactus light covers.
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If you live in Cypress, TX or N. W. Houston, TX and need a
wedding consultant & floral designer to plan your western
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complete & partial wedding planning services.
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Favor Ideas
& Gifts
Light up your Wedding
Party with blinking
Cowboy Boots and Hats Beads.
Top off your western
theme with our magnetic
LED cowboy hats. The magnet is strong enough
for your hair, clothes or ear.
Howdee Partner! Add some
glitz to the Wild Wild West with
sequin cowboy hats.
Fill
Glass Boot Mug with Jordan almonds or other favor candy or add
wild flowers for a cute table accent!
Everyone can be an
honorary Sheriff for the day with shiny plastic
sheriff's badges, or use them in
centerpieces, attach to napkins or just scatter them on
your tables. Great favor for the kids that attend your
wedding reception too. Add some
child size cowboy hats and
bandanas,
your little quests will be all set.
Shop for Western Wedding
Attire & more at
SHEPLERS-The World's Largest Online Western Store
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Choosing a Cake:
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Basketweave
Wedding Cakes are often used for western weddings.
A traditional
round wedding cake in a basket weave pattern adorned with
daisies or wildflowers with a western bride & groom cake
topper is lovely, or Wilton.com has a
Country & Western Union Wedding Cake in a square
basket weave pattern.
For a non
traditional look use a specialty shaped cake (ex.
Stagecoach, sombrero or adobe house).
There are instructions for a
Happy Trails Stagecoach Wedding Cake at
Wilton.com
A horseshoe shape
makes for a cute groom's cake.
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The Food:
The old west or modern cowboy loves his Barbecue! Cook
as much as you can outside. There are people that have
rolling pits that can come to your site and cater
barbecue. Cook simple dishes and see if you can find
recipes that they would have really been used in the Old
West. There are a lot of books printed telling how food
were cooked in that time. Also you might find a chuck
wagon cookbook.
Serve from
enameled ware (blue or black speckled ware) and drink
from Mason jars. (in Texas, you can usually rent the
speckled ware from party rental places. It may be more
difficult to get in other areas of the country). Eat on
picnic tables covered with gingham table covers and use
straw bales to sit on.
Tex Mex (have available some milder, less spicy food for
guests with special diets or milder tastes), Chip and
Dip, Sliced Quesadillas, Appropriate shaped (ex. cactus,
burro, chili pepper) iced sugar cookies.
Beverages:
Beer, Margaritas, Soda and
Punch.
Use large
galvanized wash tubs to hold beer and bottles of soda.
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Fun Ideas
Ride to the wedding or
reception on a horse. Have the bride arrive in a horse drawn
carriage. Have attendants arrive in a hay wagon. Provide a hayride
to the reception.
Point your
posse in the right direction with witty western signs.
A
Western Pinata
is a fun way to provide entertainment for the
kids attending your wedding.
Old time story tellers in authentic western garb can
weave the magic around a campfire or on stage. They are
also great at interacting and joking with your guests.
Readings, of "cowboy
wisdom" could be included in your ceremony, and you
will find lots of romantic ones.
Don't forget the Singing
Cowboy or Cowgirl. Tons of of old-time cowboy songs.
Good for a hay ride with your guests.
While your wedding photos are being
taken provide an instructor at your reception location to teach line
dancing to your guests while they wait your arrival.
Provide games of
horseshoes.
Hire some Gunfighters to
do mock gunfights.
An Old Time Medicine Man can provide a wonderful stage
show. Lots of oldtimey tricks. Great for kids big and
small.
A very clever magician can do awesome card tricks and
dress as a Card Shark. Great for a strolling act too.
Find a talented trick roper, very interactive
entertainment for your reception.
How about some Can Can Girls, sassy and bold they can
flirt with the guys, mix and mingle, and dance with the
crowd. Adds lots of color and atmosphere.
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Ceremony
Music
Music is going to be an essential
mood-setter at your western style wedding. Whether you're hiring a
live country band or playing prerecorded music, make a list of your
favorite artists and country songs. Include a mix of old and new
music.
Consider songs of Tammy Wynette, Randy Travis, Lyle Lovett, Emmylou
Harris, The Dixie Chicks, Patsy Cline and Johnny Cash. If you're
hiring a DJ or live band, give them a list of songs.
For more modern country sound, try the love ballads of Randy Travis,
Mary Chapin Carpenter, or Lyle Lovett, they will make-you-swoon. For
dreamy, romantic sounds try singers like Emmylou Harris, Alison
Kraus, or other bluegrass sounds, old or new, you will find some
haunting melodies. Below is a list of some wedding favorites.
Popular County & Western
Wedding Music
The Way You Love Me
................................................... Faith Hill
Friends In Low Places
.................................................... Garth Brooks
That Don’t Impress Me Much ........................................
Shania Twain
To Make You Feel My Love ...........................................
Garth Brooks
I Like It I Love It
............................................................ Tim
Mcgraw
Boot Scootin’
Boogie...................................................... Brooks
And Dunn
Any Man Of Mine
.......................................................... Shania
Twain
Baby Likes To Rock It
.................................................... The Tractors
Down At The Twist And Shout .......................................
Mary Chapin Carpenter
I Swear
............................................................................
John Michael Montgomery
Mountain
Music..............................................................
Alabama
Chattahoochee
................................................................
Alan Jackson
Man, I Feel Like A
Woman............................................. Shania Twain
Thank God I’m A Country Boy ......................................
John Denver
Cotton Eyed Joe
.............................................................. Bayou
City Beats
Something That We
Do................................................... Clint Black
You Never Even Called Me By My Name ..................... David
Allen Coe
Watermelon Crawl
.......................................................... Tracy
Byrd
All My Rowdy Friends
................................................... Hank Williams
Jr.
Achy Breaky Heart
......................................................... Billy Ray
Cyrus
Valentine
.........................................................................
J. Brickman/Martina Mcbride
Love Can Build A Bridge
............................................... The Judds
Rocky
Top.......................................................................
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Crazy...............................................................................
Patsy Cline
Don’t Rock The Jukebox
................................................ Alan Jackson
You’re Still The One
....................................................... Shania Twain
Elvira
..............................................................................
Oak Ridge Boys
Forever And Amen
......................................................... Randy
Travis
Devil Went Down To Georgia ........................................
Charlie Daniels Band
Wide Open Spaces
.......................................................... Dixie
Chicks
Bop
.................................................................................
Dan Seals
Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under ..................... Shania
Twain
Trashy Women
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Confederate Railroad
On The Road Again
........................................................ Willie
Nelson
I Cross My Heart
............................................................ George
Strait
From This Moment
......................................................... Shania
Twain
Single White Female
...................................................... Chely Wright
Family Tradition
............................................................. Hank
Williams Jr.
Take This Job And Shove It
............................................ Johnny Paycheck
Honey, I’m Home
........................................................... Shania
Twain
There’s Your Trouble
...................................................... Dixie Chicks
I’m From The Country
................................................... Tracy Byrd
Swingin’
.........................................................................
John Anderson
If You Have Forever
....................................................... Vince Gill
All My Ex’s Live In
Texas.............................................. George Strait
Born To
Boogie...............................................................
Hank Williams Jr.
Closer You
Get................................................................
Alabama
I Feel Lucky
....................................................................
Mary Chapin Carpenter
You Were Mine
...............................................................
Dixie Chicks
Two Of A Kind
...............................................................
Garth Brooks
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Western
Wedding Venues in Houston
Many venues are booked months in
advance. The most popular day of the week for weddings is Saturday,
therefore you will pay a higher rate for a wedding taking place on
Saturday. If you are more flexible and can hold your wedding on
Friday or Sunday, these dates are usually open and prices may be
reduced. You will get even better rates for mid-week dates.
NEVER SIGN A CONTRACT until
everything you have ask for is written into the contract. If it is
not in the contract, Don't Expect to see it on your wedding day!
Wedding Planning Services &
Floral Design
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Western Weddings in Cypress, Texas or Northwest Houston,
Texas? Just give us a call.
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- Our AAWP Certified
Wedding Consultant offers Complete & Partial Wedding
Planning Services.
- Our Floral Designer will
work with you to design the perfect floral designs for
your special day.
Getting Started Package:
If
you just got engaged and don't know where to start - this is
for you! We'll help you set-up your budget and
recommend venues & vendors that will meet your wedding style
and budget so that you can do all the planning on your own.
Day of Wedding
Coordination:
This is for
the bride that has done all the planning herself and just
wants help on her wedding day so she can relax, have fun and
be the star of her own wedding!
Complete Wedding
Package:
You will
love this package if you just don't have time to plan, live
in another city, or really want the help of a professional
every step of the way to create your dream wedding.
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Telge Road Hall - Rent the hall only or the hall
with decorations for your wedding or event. The facilities
include: an indoor hall that can accommodate up to 300 people
banquet style, dance floor, stage, and support facilities
(bathrooms, dressing room for bride, and parking). Located in
Cypress, TX
Northwest Forest Conference Center is a wonderful
location. They have a number Reception & Banquet rooms to meet
your needs from the small intimate wedding to a larger formal
affair. Their facilities include: The Settlement House, La
Hacienda, The Log Inn, a Replica of the Alamo, The Town Hall, &
The Gazebo. The grounds are beautiful for outdoor photo shoots.
They even have facilities where your out of town guests can stay
right there on the grounds!
They are located at 12715 Telge Road, Cypress, TX., just 30
minutes from downtown, 200 years from Houston. Do give them a
call at 800.256.3548 , they will be happy to show you their
facilities.
Tin Hall - Steeped in western tradition, Tin Hall is
the ideal rental hall in Houston for your wedding day. Situated on
40 acres of wooded land in Cypress, TX (30 minutes from the
Galleria) northwest of Houston. Can accommodate up to 1,200 guests.
Cole's Country
-12702 Cypress Valley, Cypress, Texas 77429
Liendo Plantation - was built in 1853, originally
a Spanish land grant of 67,000 acres assigned to Justo Liendo,
the plantation's namesake, Liendo was one of Texas' earliest
cotton plantations. It was considered the social center of Texas
receiving and lavishly entertaining early Texas dignitaries and
notorieties. Located off Hwy 290 near Hempstead, TX
Ashelynn Manor - North Houston's facility for
weddings & receptions, located at 25276 Nichols Sawmill Rd.
Magnolia, Texas.
Blisswood @ Lehman Legacy Ranch. BlissWood is
more than just a bed and breakfast...it's also an enchanting
setting for outdoor weddings. Located just 50 miles west of
Houston in Cat Spring, Texas.
Oakland Farm & Ranch - you will want to see our
incredible and beautiful ranch before deciding on a place for
your special day. Our Ranch provides first class dining and
reception halls for your wedding. Our Farm and Ranch overlooks a
beautiful landscape. Located at 11035 Spell Road, Tomball, TX
H & H Ranch - 4000 Greens Rd, Houston, TX, (281)
449-8381
Magnolia Complex - 2725 Wilson Rd., Humble, TX,
281-540-3150
Heather's Glen offers a private, unique location
for your wedding, reception or private party. Step back in time.
This grand historic three story mansion will transport your
visitors back to turn of the century charm, with its verandas
and porches. Located in Conroe, Texas
Hidden Oaks offers you the opportunity to
experience the old southern atmosphere within a modern bustling
city. A large plantation style home set on 1-1/2 acres in the
city of Houston, built in 1927 by Samuel Ezekiel and Bessie
Allen. Allen's parents, Samuel Ezekiel Allen and Rosa Christie
Lum, were among the most prominent Texas ranchers at the turn of
the century. Their cattle ranch expanded to a 13,000 acre
operation. This property was part of that ranch.
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