You might not have guessed it, but San Antonio has a wealth of stunning garden wedding venues perfectly suited to add a splash of natural elegance to your big day! Guests will feel transported in these lush green havens that will set the tone for the day and an incredible backdrop to wedding photos.
The Japanese Tea Garden
The Japanese Tea Garden, with its lush landscaping, stunning stone bridges, and serene water features, offers timeless elegance and a tranquil wedding environment. This historic site has been beautifully restored to provide a peaceful and picturesque setting full of exotic plants and koi ponds. Combined with the iconic pagoda, the Japanese Tea Garden is a truly unique venue for a memorable outdoor ceremony. This enchanting garden is an ideal location for small wedding parties.
Address: 3853 N St Mary’s St, San Antonio, TX 78212
San Antonio Botanical Garden
Minutes from Downtown San Antonio, the San Antonio Botanical Garden is a true hidden sanctuary that demonstrates the immense variety of the Texas landscape. Choose from a variety of indoor or outdoor venues set among 38-acres of natural beauty. From the lush, tropical Lucile Halsell Conservatory to the expansive Greehey Lawn to the rustic Auld House & Patio, there is truly something for everyone in this colorful and fragrant setting. The venue’s diverse landscapes offer endless possibilities for ceremonies and receptions, allowing couples to create a customized experience in an urban oasis.
Address: 555 Funston Pl, San Antonio, TX 78209
The Gardens at West Green
The Gardens at West Green is an intimate and secluded venue offering an elegant garden setting for weddings. This venue is perfect for couples seeking a more private celebration slightly outside of the city limits. Nestled under old oak trees and romantic bistro lighting, the Gardens at West Green create a magical ambiance with its beautifully manicured lawns and charming pavilion. The venue’s dedicated staff work hard to create a stress-free experience for every couple, and help them find options that fit their budget and style. Bringing your own food and beverage caterer is also welcomed!
Address: 21650 Milsa Dr, San Antonio, TX 78256
Ivy Hall
Located in central San Antonio in the heart of the trendy King William District, Ivy Hall offers an eclectic and vibrant garden setting for weddings. This venue combines urban charm with natural highlights, featuring stunning gardens, ancient agaves, and unique gathering spaces. Ivy Hall’s flexible indoor and outdoor areas allow couples to create a bespoke wedding experience for parties of all sizes, whether it’s a casual garden party or a sophisticated soiree. The venue’s in-house catering and dedicated team ensure a seamless and delightful event.
Address: 1127 S St Mary’s St, San Antonio, TX 78210
The Veranda
Set on the grounds of a historic mansion in the Castle Hills Neighborhood, The Veranda offers tree-lined lawns, ivy-covered walls, a taste of the charm of old San Antonio. With vibrant landscapes and spacious lawns, this is an ideal setting for both ceremonies and receptions, offering a versatile and picturesque venue for your garden wedding. In addition to its truly elegant outdoor space and modern amenities, the venue offers catering by the distinguished Chef Mike Bomberg.
Address: 1746 Lockhill Selma Rd, San Antonio, TX 78213
Jack Guenther Pavillion at McNutt Sculpture Garden
The Jack Guenther Pavilion is located in the McNutt Sculpture Garden in Downtown San Antonio and offers a unique combination of contemporary and historical architecture. The three-story Pavilion is adjacent to the Briscoe Western Art Museum, and offers a tasteful blending of history and art that brings the essence of San Antonio to life. With stunning views of the city and the famous River Walk, the Pavilion showcases old Texas oak trees, a grand pergola, and sculptures by renowned artists.
Address: 210 W. Market Street, San Antonio, TX 78205
These garden wedding venues offer a uniquely beautiful setting for your nuptials, surrounded by natural beauty, elegant art features, and historic architecture!
