Located one hour outside of Austin, the small town of Johnson City was the home of President Lyndon B. Johnson. Today its landscape contains miles and miles of rocky, grassy, and wildflower spotted Texas hills, and its shops offer some of the best vintage items I've seen in a while.
I traveled out there today with Emily and Bethany, owner of Loxodonta Events. Mary Pat, a middle aged bride, hired Emily for event design and Bethany for event planning. Her "ranch-a-rita" wedding is set for October 2013. We went out to her ranch, Rancho de Vida, to take a tour and get some inspiration for decor.
The ranch house is exactly the kind of house I want to live in someday. It was colorful, simple, clean, vintage, unique, and cute. The house is actually available to rent out for vacations which is something I might actually considering doing. The peaceful surroundings of miles of land covered with wildflowers sets the stage for what is sure to be an amazing wedding venue.
Mary Pat showed us all around the ranch and explained what he son would be tearing down, fixing up, and building prior to the wedding. I appreciated her love of vintage details and the color turquoise and continuously found myself taking pictures of everything around me.
After pinning over 100 inspiration pictures for Mary Pat's wedding, I can't wait to see how it all comes together over the next few months. Adios for now!
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