Weddings, Special Events, Company Events, & Celebrations - The Heritage Society makes it easy to plan a delightful celebration with our historic outdoor and indoor venues with wide-open spaces with breathtaking skyline views. Our grounds boast majestic oak trees, well-kept ample lawns, vibrant gardens, and scenic pathways that weave their way throughout the park. Our indoor venues boast years of tradition filled with classic antiques and with displays that showcase Houston history. Our venues offer the convenience of being centrally located in Downtown Houston.

We believe each wedding deserves our full atteintion so we book only one wedding per weekend. whether the wedding is large (up to 250 guests) or small (as few as 24), we promise to give you and your guests the five-star hospitality and service we are known for. Because of this undivided attention, all our packages include guaranteed rehearsal time the day before, all day set up the day of, clean up the day after and on-site management for the duration of your event. As a small boutique hotel, overnight guest rooms can be added to any package! This makes day of preparations a breeze when everyone is in one place - no can be late or get lost! A private breakfast is included each morning for everyone staying and our Grand Hall makes the perfect gathering spot for your famly and friends to get aquainted over the weekend!

The beautiful trees drew us in and the history of The Peach Orchard intrigued us. The love story captivated us in such a way that it solidified the desire for this historic venue to be preserved. Whether it’s an outdoor ceremony you envision, a traditional chapel service, or the most avant-garde ballroom bash to have ever been—this stunning historical wedding and event venue in The Woodlands, conveniently located just outside of Houston, offers an extraordinary space for every preference and all occasions. The Peach Orchard’s alchemy enables each wedding or event to have its own distinctive ambiance and feeling. The only constant? A legendary setting.

The town of Navasota was founded in 1854 and the tracks brought the railroad by 1859. One of the first buildings built here was a hotel, built by Ms. Louisa Loftin. She was quite the ambitious widow for a woman during the late nineteenth century. Conflicting research shows the hotel was either built as early as 1860 or as late as 1876. She soon met and married P. A. Smith and the hotel bore his name. At first, the railroad brought a great number of patrons, but, unfortunately, the Civil War brought the economy of Navasota as well as the success of the hotel, down, after only a few years.