The patio & outdoor furniture

Right outside the chapel is the patio: open air, shaded by sails, looking out over the Hill Country. After your ceremony, guests can head out here to mingle and enjoy the view. You can have your music lead play your after-ceremony playlist over the patio speakers.

What's on the patio

Piece	How many	Size
High-top cocktail tables (round teak top, black base)	6	24" round, about 42" tall (bar height)
Wood benches	5
Limestone block seats	6
Patio table (wood top, white legs)	1	72" long × 24" deep, 30" tall

The high-tops are for standing, cocktail-style. The benches and limestone blocks are the seats. There are no dining tables or place settings out here.

Tap any photo to open the gallery and swipe through. These are sample photos; the exact arrangement on your day may vary.

The patio from the walkway: concrete pavers and turf under three tan shade sails, high-top tables and wood benches spread out, limestone seats along the edge, and the Hill Country beyond — **The patio:** shade sails, high-tops, benches, and limestone seats

The patio beside the chapel: wood benches and high-top tables on the turf under the shade sails, the patio table and limestone seats along the edge, the chapel's arched windows behind — **Beside the chapel:** benches and high-tops on the turf

A patio high-top cocktail table marked with its size: a 24-inch round teak top on a black pedestal base, about 42 inches tall, with a wood bench and the Hill Country behind it — **High-top cocktail table:** 24" round, about 42" tall. We have six.

The patio table marked with its size: 72 inches long, 24 inches deep and 30 inches tall, a wood plank top on white turned legs with the Hill Country behind it — **The patio table:** 72" × 24", 30" tall

Linens

We don't provide linens. The high-top cocktail tables have teak tops, and they're meant to be left uncovered. If you'd still like cloths, you're welcome to bring your own: a 24" round spandex cocktail cover fits the high-tops, or a 108" round tablecloth falls to the ground. Take them home with you when your window ends.

Seating for older guests

If a grandparent or anyone else would be more comfortable in a real chair during the cake cutting or toast, you're welcome to bring some chairs from inside the chapel out to the patio.

Bringing your own table

You're welcome to bring a small table of your own for a Polaroid station, a gift or card table, or a memorial table. Set it up when your window opens and take it home at the end. See decorating the chapel for what else you can bring.

Your first dance

Plenty of couples have their first dance on the patio right after the ceremony, with the Hill Country behind them. Your music lead plays the song over the patio speakers from the same phone that ran the ceremony — there's no speaker to bring — and our handheld mic is there if someone wants to announce it. A parent dance, the cake cutting, and the toast all fit out here the same way; the Premier sample timeline shows how it flows.

Food and drinks out here

The patio is generally where the cake, the toast, and any food or drinks are served after your ceremony. What's allowed on your experience, including Grazing Table Setup on Premier, is on Food & drinks at the chapel. The tables inside the chapel are on table sizes.