Gateway to the Hill Country – It All Starts Here!
Dripping Springs, is well-known as the “Gateway to the Hill Country.” Also recognized as the official “Wedding Capital of Texas,” Dripping Springs is a premiere destination location. It is also a great base for exploring the rest of the Texas Hill Country. Jump in that car and head this way! Dripping Springs….it all starts here.
Located just 20 minutes west of Austin and 14 miles north of Wimberley, Dripping Springs is home to spectacular natural wonders, historic treasures, unique shopping, and eclectic live music venues. If you fancy yourself a drink connoisseur, Dripping Springs has enough vineyards, craft breweries, and local distilleries to fill your days with endless amusement.
Boasting over 30 wedding venues within a 15-mile radius, from extremely elegant to down-right rustic, Dripping Springs is an ideal location for weddings of all shapes and sizes. Tucked into the natural beauty of the Texas Hill Country, you will find a relocated 19th century Vietnamese chapel, rustic barns, historic mansions, churches, chapels, and more.
In addition to discovering their perfect venue, a couple can find everything they need to make their dream nuptials a reality. Local wedding accoutrements include ministers, wedding planners, florists, bakeries, photographers, caterers, and of course, all kinds of romantic honeymoon possibilities.
With their hills hosting over 1000 weddings a year, even the Senate agreed, Dripping Springs is the official, “Wedding Capital of Texas.”
Brides and grooms from all over the country are creating their way to Dripping Springs
Enjoy a relaxing drive through the spectacular Texas Hill Country on wide-open roads lined with breath-taking flowers and trees. Relish views only available in the Hill Country. You’ll feel like you’re light years away from a crowded freeway…because you are.
And, you won’t have to pick up and move. No packing and unpacking. You can make yourself at home and still experience a multitude of adventures that are fun for the whole family.
Here are just a few of the possibilities:
