The Orchard at Caney Creek is located on a 36 acre pecan orchard. This allows options for a beautiful outdoor or indoor ceremony. The venue can accommodate 46 guests overnight as there are 4 separate houses on-site providing ample space and privacy. Let's plan your wedding weekend!

Whether you are imagining an intimate ceremony with your closest family and friends or an extravagant reception to celebrate with everyone you know, you’ll find everything you are looking for at The Springs in Angleton Texas. At The Springs, we understand the importance of a stress-free planning process, which is why we offer our NEW Service Package. It includes a range of services including catering, linens, bar service, day-of coordination, and DJ! Booking The Springs Service Package offers an array of benefits that make wedding planning less stressful and more enjoyable. With our experienced team overseeing these crucial components, you can focus on cherishing the special moments as you embark on your journey of love and commitment. To learn more about The Springs Service Package, check out our Services Page!

At the George Ranch, service is one of the most notable features of our venue. We understand that your love story is as unique and special as our historical grounds. We want you to enjoy every moment of your wedding, so we take care of every detail, and you get to focus on what truly matters most: your special day. The George Ranch is over 100 years old, making it one of Texas’ oldest ranches. It sits on 22,000 picturesque acres of pristine Texas countryside located just 30 miles south of downtown Houston.

Your event just got more sophisticated. When you book with Brandt 1910 you are adding historical style and class to your wedding, party, or private event. Built in 1910 by F.D. Brandt, the "Coca-Cola" building was originally constructed as a general store. Later, the building was split in two to make room for a pharmacy which complimented the nearby local doctor's office which was run by Dr. J.T. Mize, Physician, and Surgeon from 1920 - 1944. The general store, pharmacy, and doctor's office played an integral role in supporting the local commerce that was brought in by the Gulf, Colorado, and Santa Fe Railroad. In the 1960s the general store was sold and over the years played host to a number of restaurants and an antique store which was owned by Cal Ray Schluter who believed in preserving the old building for future generations. In 2022, Mr. Schluter sold the building to Joshua and Natalie DeJong with the purpose of restoring and preserving the building for its historic beauty.