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I can hear Wedding Bells!
January 22, 2008

For those of you who know Fredericksburg and have visited our pretty little town in late Spring, I need a vote for a wedding spot. I think I am going to choose May as the month. I need a date real soon before these places are booked. I am still thinking on this. Once I narrow down the location, I’ll choose the weekend in May.  Hopefully it will be available. These are my choices. Will you help me decide?

1)Beaux Hickey’s-Double B Ranch Resort 2)Becker Vineyards 3) Full Moon Inn 4) Hoffman Haus 5)Enchanted Chateau-290West 6) or a pretty little chapel. I am intrigued with the beautiful setting near LBJ State Park. Awww, I just thought of Settler’s Crossing!  I wish Rosehill Manor would have weddings again.  That would be ideal…..

O.k. locals, friends, family and visitors, please help me choose. Any ideas? I will gladly accept suggestions.

Thanks everyone.

3 Comments »

1. O.K.
   Becker sounds nice;-)
   I am sure Patty would have it in her yard:-)
   Cave Creek Church is adorable!!!
   But my first choise is THE BEACH;-)))))))

   Comment by Jamie — January 22, 2008 @ 4:59 pm

2. What about the Ranch? I say you have a true hill country wedding out on the ranch!

   Comment by rramsey — January 24, 2008 @ 1:11 am

3. How’s about Enchaneted Rock State Park???

   Comment by ckiehne — January 24, 2008 @ 2:12 pm

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