Wedding searches for Wimberley jumped 900 percent in a single quarter, and the draw is water: the Blanco River and Cypress Creek meet here, and the square sits within strolling distance of both. Bald cypresses do the rest.
6 venues, in no particular order of affection
Where the Blanco River meets Cypress Creek: 34 acres within walking distance of the square, a riverside ceremony site for 300 plus, venue from $8,500, and a $24 per person bar.
Old Glory Ranch keeps an in-house floral studio on its 2,200 Blanco River acres; the stained glass chapel seats 320 indoors, and venue pricing starts at $3,000.
A 225 acre working ranch with a 9 acre organic farm takes one wedding per weekend; rental covers the full weekend with 150 guests included, then $10 a head beyond.
Seventy-five guests at most, creekside beside the Cypress Falls swimming hole; the Dark Skies Tavern sits on site, and 22 hotel rooms come with a complimentary wedding block.
For rehearsal dinners and small receptions of 24 to 60 guests, this Driftwood winery pours its own wine and beer while the house chef handles the food.
Wimberley's city park rents the cypress lined swimming hole for ceremonies from October through April at hourly rates of $75 to $275; a weekend pavilion ceremony runs roughly $800 to $900.
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