Wander through, room by room

The hall is the reason The Wrenwood exists. Built in 1921 as a dance hall, its brick walls and pine beams have been kept, not covered, and the room still does what it was built to do: hold a crowd and make them glow.

It seats a hundred and fifty for dinner with room left for a band, and the warm string lights stay up all year. In winter it is candlelit and close; in summer the big doors open to the garden.

• Seats 150 at dinner
• Original brick & pine beams
• Tables & chairs included
• Climate controlled, year round

Two live oaks run the show out here. Ceremonies happen in their shade, cocktail hour drifts across the lawn, and when the sun drops, the lanterns and string lights take over.

Texas weather gets a vote, so every garden ceremony comes with a rain plan you will not hate: the hall, candlelit, twenty steps away.

• Ceremonies up to 150
• Oak shade & open lawn
• Lantern & string lighting
• Rain plan included, always

Upstairs, four rooms sleep the people who matter most. The largest opens at nine on event mornings as the getting-ready suite, all morning light and mirrors, and stays yours for the night after.

Between events, the inn takes slow weekend stays. Coffee on the landing, nowhere to be, and the garden to yourselves.

• Four rooms, sleeps eight
• Morning-of suite from 9 AM
• Yours the night of the event
• Slow Sunday checkout