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Galveston Destination Weddings
A popular Texas coastal city for weddings, Galveston is a charming location for your destination wedding. Galveston is actually an island in the Gulf of Mexico, and offers the best of both worlds: it is both city and seaside resort.
You’ll find all the beach
activities, such as swimming and sunbathing, along
with historical and
cultural attractions, comfortable accommodations, and endless
dining choices. For a wedding destination with Southern
charm
and a beach resort atmosphere, go to Galveston.
A unique
242-acre garden is a beautiful spot for your ceremony. After
the wedding, garden reception rooms hold from 50 to 500 guests
for dining and dancing. Many of Galveston’s historic
mansions have been restored and offer an elegant venue to
exchange vows. For a glamorous event, get married on the stage
of the official opera house of Texas, and afterwards hold
your sophisticated reception in this restored late 1800’s
building. For a small, intimate celebration, the oldest home
on the island, built by the founder of Galveston, has beautifully
landscaped grounds complete with a wedding gazebo.
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If you’re
imagining a wedding near water, how about on the water? An
authentic recreation of an 1800’s paddle wheeler is a
quaint place to say "I Do".
Galveston is a wonderful spot for a relaxing honeymoon. With
a temperate climate and 32 miles of Gulf Coast beaches, it’s
the perfect year-round resort location. Explore the island
by trolley, with stops at museums and one-of-a-kind shops.
One of the most historic cities in Texas, you can tour restored
homes and government buildings, as well as visit The Strand
National Historical District.
After
you’ve worn yourselves out with all the sightseeing,
take a break on a gorgeous beach, watching the sun sparkle
on your new wedding bands. Your Galveston wedding and honeymoon
will the best time of your life!
No matter
what your wedding dreams may be, we can arrange a perfect
event you’ll always remember.
Click
here for information on the legal
marriage requirements in Galveston.
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