S.C.

M.B.

06.13.

2026

You're Invited

We’re excited to invite you to join us on June thirteenth, twenty twenty-six. We hope to see you there celebrating with us. You mean a lot to the both of us and we look forward to seeing you on our special day.

Our Story

It was a match made in Heaven…or rather, on Hinge. Across stars and pixels, our love knew no bounds. It was fate that day in early 2022 when we matched. Our first date was at Zilker park - a quaint picnic and a little casual volleyball. From there it was a slow build, where we got to know each other deeply and eventually, meet each other’s loved ones. Three years later, on a warm summer day in Central Park, Stephen asked Meghan to marry him. The light rain stopped and the clouds parted, for us to take our engagement photos (stunners) and to make a reservation at Dante’s.

We love the little things. Coffee and pastry runs, dog walks, and watching New Girl, Schitt’s Creek, or Ted Lasso, among other shows. We enjoy making an artsy little cocktail sometimes and to try new restaurants, or start new creative projects.

We look forward to a future together. And that begins this Summer, on June Thirteenth. You’re a big part of it.

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FURTHER INFORMATION

Dress Code: Formal Summer Garden Party

We kindly ask that you dress in a semiformal cocktail attire. Wear what you feel amazing in! This is an opportunity to get dressed up.

For women: Long dresses preferred, sequins and bright colors encouraged.

For Men: Suits can be patterned, brown, green, gray, or classic black.

Where to Stay

Scroll down to the bottom for a list of our recommended stays in the city. We’ve grouped them by neighborhood, so once you peruse the recommended itineraries, you can pick a hotel or bnb that suits your perfect weekend in Austin.

Registry

Your presence and celebrating with us means more to us than we could ask for. Please don’t feel obligated to give anything, but we are grateful for any gift from you to start our next chapter together.

View the registry here.

THE VENUE

15915 Jacobson Rd, Del Valle, TX 78617

There is onsite gravel parking. If you plan to enjoy drinks with us, please schedule an Uber ahead of time. Fetti is a great alternative for groups, and usually your first ride is free. Everyone in any given ride must have a Fetti account.

MORE DETAILS

Friday

Zilker Park field day

Enjoy a casual 5k race, a picnic, and casual volleyball at the spot we had our first date! We love Zilker and would love to have a fun day in the sun. We plan to meet at the park around 9 am as it gets hot quickly. Light bites will be provided!

Saturday

Arrive at Maha ATX by 4 pm for the

Ceremony, which is promptly at 4:30

Full details coming soon!

Sunday

Barton Springs fun day! Meet us at the springs for a warm summer day. We’ll likely meet there around 11 am. Barton Springs does not allow food or drinks (beyond water), so we recommend that you get coffee and breakfast beforehand. There are kiosks in the parking lot to buy tickets, non-residents pay $7 per ticket.

More details coming soon

See you there?

(RSVP below by April 6th, 2025)

Ideas For Your Itinerary:

(How We’d Spend a Day in Austin)

Start Your Day

1. Grab a coffee and a breakfast taco at Noble Joe Coffee Co.) If you're feeling like a breakfast sandwich or french toast, Brunch Brunch Baby is right next door. Head down the hike and bike trail towards the lake and then west towards The The Boardwalk at Lady Bird Lake for stunning views of downtown (10 min. walk). If you want to keep walking, you can go west towards the Congress Avenue Bridge which has sweeping views of the lake and a view of the Capitol Building to the north (35 min. walk). From here you can walk down South Congress Ave for some shopping or you can go north to hang around Downtown.

2. Grab a coffee and a pastry at Rockman Coffee + Bakeshop. (FYI: La Barbecue is right across the street if you want to come back at any point on your trip for some good bbq.) Walk south down Pedernales Street towards the lake. You can walk east towards Wishbone Bridge for views of the dam (10 min. walk) or you can walk west towards The Pointe. (20 min. walk) You can keep walking south past Wishbone Bridge or west past The Pointe, views on both sides of the lake are beautiful.

3. (Similar to Option 2): Grab a coffee and breakfast at Mercado Sin Nombre. Walk south on Pleasant Valley Road to Wishbone Bridge (10 min. walk). Walk west towards The Pointe for views of the lake (20 min. walk). If you want to keep walking along the lake, the Congress Avenue Bridge is a 40 min. walk from The Pointe.

4. Grab a coffee at Mañana (Seaholm). Walk south towards the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge (5 min. walk). Once you cross the bridge, you can walk west on the hike and bike trail along the lake towards Lou Neff Point (15 min. walk). From here the trail connects to Zilker Park, one of our favorite places in Austin. If you feel like a swim, head over to Barton Springs Pool (FYI: We're planning to swim at the pool with everyone on Sunday, but definitely check it out if Sunday doesn't work for your schedule).

5. If you feel like doing some shopping, start with some coffee from Two Hands and then stroll down South Congress Avenue to find yourself a pair of cowboy boots. You can also start at Mañana in the South Congress Hotel, or if you feel like sitting down for breakfast, go to June's All Day. And if you're feeling like a sweet treat - The Salty Donut is right down the road.

6. If you're staying in East Austin, you have lots of other coffee and breakfast options: Coffee at Cosmic Saltillo and breakfast tacos at Granny's Tacos. Coffee at Desnudo and breakfast tacos at Veracruz. Paperboy East if you want to sit down and have a mimosa.

Daytime Activities

1. Shopping on South Congress Avenue. A lot of Austin's famous murals are also painted on several buildings along this street - see if you can spot them. After you've gotten yourself a pair of Tecovas, we highly recommend Home Slice Pizza. Their pizza is good, but their Italian sub is even better. Maybe get both. You also need to order their cannolis. While you’re on SoCo, check out the Yellow Rose by Kendra Scott store - Meghan did their brand design!

2. Check out the Zilker Botanical Garden or hike the Violet Crown Trail. Afterwards walk east on Barton Springs Road for a bite. We love Chuy's and Lou's. If you're looking for a nicer dinner, we really like Carpenters Hall and Juliet Italian Kitchen.

3. Also on Barton Springs Road - Barton Springs Bike Rental & Tours if you feel like riding a bike around the city.

4. One of our favorite activities - paddleboarding on Lady Bird Lake. Rent a paddleboard or kayak at Texas Rowing Center. Afterwards follow the hike and bike trail too Pool Burger (15 min. walk). Be sure to try the Frozen Hurricane. If you feel like a swim afterwards, Deep Eddy Pool is right next door.

5. If you're on Congress Ave, check out the Capitol Building. You can also walk east to Waterloo Park, and the Blanton Museum of Art is a few blocks north. Head back downtown for a bite at Veracruz (Line Hotel), Taqueria de Diez, or Local Foods (2nd St). Then grab a treat at Voodoo Doughnut.

6. See if you can find the Austin Troll at Pease District Park. Afterwards grab a grilled cheese and tomato soup from Soup Peddler, or get the chicken flautas from Fresas (9th St).

7. Lunch and dinner spots if you're staying in East Austin: Cuantos Tacos, NADC Burger, Ramen Tatsu-Ya, Suerte, Canje, Nasha, Jewboy Sliders, Spicy Boys Fried Chicken (Zilker Brewing), Uptown, Oko.

A little further east: De Nada Cantina, Central Machine Works, Kinda Tropical, Smalls Pizza7. Lunch and dinner spots if you're staying in the Zilker/Bouldin Creek area: Loro, Uchi, Lenoir, Fresa's (S 1st), Dovetail Pizza.

How to end a perfect day in Austin:

Nighttime Activities

1. If you're coming from dinner on Barton Springs Road, head north on South Lamar Boulevard towards the lake. Take the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge across into downtown. Head over to Codependent or Roosevelt Room for a cocktail. Afterwards head over to Halcyon - order the tableside s'mores. There's also Garage Bar - a speakeasy located inside of a parking garage. Grab a lite night bite at Taqueria de Diez.

2. If you're already downtown, definitely check out the places above. If you feel like walking down West 6th Street, there's also Devil May Care, Key Bar, and Dirty Bill's.

3. If you're on the East Side, you have Domo Alley-Gato, Daydreamer, Whisler's/Mezcaleria, High Noon, Mama Dearest, Kitty Cohen's, Cosmic Saltillo, Nickel City.

Where to Stay:

Hotel Recommendations

Downtown: CitizenM, $134/night
Downtown: Courtyard by Marriott, $135/night
Downtown: Hampton Inn, $140/night
Downtown: Line Hotel, $215/night
East Austin: East Austin Hotel, $110/night
East Austin: Arrive, $254/night
South Congress: Hotel Magdalena, $245/night
Barton Springs: Carpenter Hotel, $250/night
South Congress: Hotel San Jose, $288/night
South Congress: South Congress Hotel, $290/night
Airport: Hilton Garden Inn, $125/night
Airport: Aloft, $120/night

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