7F LODGE IS A WEDDING CEREMONY & EVENT VENUE NESTLED IN THE MIDST OF 14 ACRES, WITH A BED & BREAKFAST THAT OFFERS TIMELESS ARCHITECTURE AND ROMANTIC ELEGANCE. A timeless sanctuary located in the heart of Aggieland, 7F Lodge is a dynamic, full-service Wedding Venue and a Bed & Breakfast steeped in history and charm. This Aggie owned & operated property embraces the energy of Texas hospitality in our comfortable lodgings, natural event spaces and culinary offerings. Couples and their guests can enjoy a full weekend of events while staying in one of the many on site cabins. Including the original cabin that started it all; Hill Country Lodge! We have eight uniquely themed and decorated cabins scattered throughout the wooded 14 acre property. All with a private porch and a Jacuzzi tub for two with a romantic elegance that just can’t be recreated anywhere else.

​ The venue was built with an artistic flair and the intent to bring romance to the soul. It was born out of desire to create a place people could gather and explore the goodness of God's beauty as a man and woman celebrate their love in marriage. The bluebird as a sign from heaven; a kiss from God. May each person feel the blessings of love, joy and peace while at Bluebird Haven Estates. Loving our couples like family.

At Moon River Ranch, your wedding is important to us. That’s why we specialize in creating romantic, timeless moments and family togetherness on a private and secluded ranch with breathtaking views. You’ll find the ranch a peaceful place for your wedding, while enjoying the hospitality of our staff and lovely accommodations. You choose where to have your ceremony, from the charming country chapel to the waterfall grape-lined arbor, from rolling pastures painted with pecan trees to the shimmering natural rock pool, it’s a perfect place for you, your family and guests to enjoy memorable moments to be cherished forever.

Summers Mill Retreat and Conference center has been built on a rich history. When it was founded in 1998 by Paul and Jane Meyer, they wanted "this place to be a ministry and to lead with a servant’s heart based on Christian values and principles." The name of our retreat center goes back to the grist mill built by John Myers in the spring of 1866. Business was good and within a year, he added a saw mill and a cotton gin. When John Myers died, it passed in rapid succession through the hands of Robert A. Myers, Douglas McKenzie, and D.C. Summers. Summers installed a crossroads store and secured a post office under the name of Summers Mill.