Southern Star is an 80-acre event venue in South Central Texas, perfect for unforgettable celebrations. Our newly built pavilion features an airy open-concept design with warm lighting and a versatile layout, ideal for both intimate gatherings and grand affairs. Surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, your event comes to life as the sun sets and the stars fill the sky. Whether you’re planning a timeless wedding, a black-tie soirée, or a bohemian celebration, Southern Star offers the perfect blend of elegance and natural beauty. We’re dedicated to crafting exceptional experiences and making every moment extraordinary. Escape the ordinary and celebrate where tranquility meets grandeur.

The sun slowly dips below the horizon, its last rays dimming away. The serene night sky that follows becomes alight with stars. A soft glow illuminates the landscape. Towering oak, rolling hills, waving grass, and a deep ocean sky are what make the Texas Hill Country beautiful. We provide guest accommodations for couples who are having wedding nearby. Infinity Ranch has built a strong clientele with repeat business. When entering the gated property, visitors enjoy a private and peaceful retreat in a rural setting with outstanding hill country views. Established and successful property in Dripping Springs. 4 custom tiny homes​ on 10+ gated acres that can accommodate up to 16 guests. Infinity Ranch also boasts a large open-air pavilion with tables for gathering with games and activities available with fire out just steps away. Serene Hill Country sunsets and star-filled skies await you at Infinity Ranch.

Windy Knoll is our family ranch. When my husband and I got engaged, we wanted nothing more than to get married at Windy Knoll. Rather than rent a tent for the occasion, my mom decided to build a wedding venue! The wood beams that make up the bones of the Wedding Barn were originally erected in the 1840s in Maryland. The original barn was the site of several battles during the Civil War, partially burned down, and rebuilt in the 1860s. A company called Heritage Restorations disassembled the beams and transported them all the way to Round Top, where they were reassembled and turned into the Wedding Barn.