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Out where the land goes on

June&Wyatt

· Silver Creek Ranch · Bandera, Texas

— days until we say I do

Our story

A borrowed truck and a flat tire.

We met on the side of a ranch road with one spare between us. Four falls later we are getting married in the barn at the end of it, with the people who have towed us home since.

Four falls in

In pictures

Big sky, long tables, the two of us.

The creek in October
Where he asked
The road to the barn

The day

Vows under the live oak, dinner in the barn, a bonfire until the last log.

  • 4:00 pmGuests arrive - sweet tea and something stronger
  • 4:30 pmCeremony under the live oak
  • 5:15 pmCocktails on the porch
  • 6:30 pmDinner in the barn
  • 8:30 pmBonfire and a two-step until the last log

Ceremony

The Live Oak

4:30 in the afternoon

Grass and gravel; boots welcome

Reception

The Big Barn

5:15 until the fire burns down

Dinner, toasts and a very long dance

With full hearts

Thank you.

The sky did what Texas skies do. Thank you for driving out to the ranch for us.

Photos are coming — check back soon.

RSVP

Tell us you're coming out to the ranch.

Kindly reply by September 10 - the brisket count is serious business.

Registry

Your presence is the whole point.

If you would like to give more, we have gathered a few things for the house - and a fund for the porch we are finally building.

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Good to know

Good to know

What should I wear?

Ranch cocktail - denim is fine, boots are better, and anything you would wear to a good dinner outdoors. It cools quickly after sunset.

Is it outdoors?

The ceremony is; the barn has a roof, fans and heaters. Rain moves the ceremony inside.

Where should we stay?

We have a block at the inn in town under our names; the details are in your invitation.

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