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Sacred Oaks at Camp Lucy

Wedding Day

Our Wedding

Bailey had lived in a small town growing up called Floresville, which to her felt like a very lonely world, especially after moving back from Europe. One day she took the evening train to Austin, and never looked back. I (John) was always a city boy, born and raised in South San Fransisco, where I would spend most of my nights on Bart going practically anywhere. Bailey would frequent the honkey tonks with live music, while I stuck to smokey dive bars. But one thing was for certain, that both spots were always filled with cheap beer and cologne. Those nights would go on and on and on... Fast forward to 2021, two strangers, walking up and down the SF streets searchin' the night for something more, finally crossed paths. Bailey wasn't looking for a thrill, but I always had a feeling there was something more, and let me tell ya, there was...because I never stopped believing ;)

----AKA Our Journey----  (True Story)

If you ask John, he’ll tell you we met in the fall of 2021 when I started working at Okta. What he won’t mention is that our very first “meeting” was literally a Zoom meeting where he had to teach me a new task. The first time we met in person was months later, in March 2022, at a work conference in San Francisco. During the company’s social events, I naturally gravitated toward analysts from other departments who were closer to my age—one of them being “John B.” There was an instant connection, but as young professionals living in different states, we brushed it off (classic, right?).For the next year, we carried on with our normal lives- until it became undeniable that the spark wasn’t going anywhere. On March 2, 2023, I flew to Denver for our first official date.By the end of the year, he had moved to Texas to be with me.Safe to say… things are going pretty well. 🤠

Bailey’s Take

Our Story

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Wedding Party

Think summer cocktail dresses, dressy jumpsuits, a suit, or a sport coat and dress pants.*It will be a classic August day with temperatures around 95°F and high humidity.Please prioritize your comfort with summer-friendly fabrics like chiffon, linen, or a performance-blend sport coat.-<a href="https://pin.it/4Kyjd3JXY" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">CLICK HERE FOR INSPO</a>

Dress Code

AUS is the closest airport to the wedding venue: 32.3 miles.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport

This property is 5.1 miles from the venue, within 24 miles of the Capitol Building, and about 28 miles from AUS Airport.Room block cut-off: 07/10/2026.*Offers Main Shuttle Service

Courtyard by Marriott Austin Dripping Springs

This property is 5.3 miles from the venue, 24 miles from the Capitol Building, and 28 miles from the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.Room block cut-off: 07/07/2026.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Dripping Springs - Austin Area by IHG

This property is 7.2 miles from the venue, within 22 miles of the Capitol Building, and 25 miles from the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.Room block cut-off: 06/07/2026.*Offers a small Shuttle Service if booked by Jun.8!

Sleep Inn & Suites

Looking to splurge in a full retreat experience?Stay right here on the property with us! You’ll be just 0.6mi away from the wedding venue, with plenty of time to enjoy the pool, wander the walking trails, or treat yourself at the Folklore Spa.

Camp Lucy

Travel & Lodging

Parking

For guests driving to the venue, Sacred Oaks at Camp Lucy offers ample on-site parking conveniently located directly in front of the reception hall.

Shuttle Service

To help everyone celebrate safely and stress-free, complimentary shuttle services will be provided. •Main Shuttle:Continuous service between the Courtyard by Marriott Austin Dripping Springs and Sacred Oaks at Camp Lucy from 4:00 PM–12:00 AM.Please fill the <a href="https://fly-rides.com/fly-rides-liability-waiver/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Mandatory Waiver</a> prior to boarding! •Sleep Inn Shuttle:A smaller shuttle will be available for both drop-off and end-of-night pick-up service for guests who book the Sleep Inn &amp; Suites by June 8. Detailed shuttle run times will be posted closer to the wedding date — please check back soon!

Rideshare Notice

Uber and Lyft drivers are often pulled toward downtown Austin, so they can be very hard to find in the Hill Country... Please plan accordingly.

Parking & Transportation

Bats, capital, live music and longhorns! Austin is filled with plenty of outdoor activities and has a prevalent nightlight. Take a stroll down Congress street and youll find yourself immersed in all that Texas has to offer. Below are just a few of our favorite spots and things to see! Things to See: Bats! and plenty of them! - Check out Congress Avenue Bridge at dusk and you will see thousands of Mexican Free-Tail bats hover right above you! Check <a href="https://austinbatrefuge.org/congress-avenue-bridge/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a> for a list of best times to visit. The Texas Capitol - interested in Texas history? Head to the state capitol and join one of the many free tours to see where all our great laws are passed! Barton Springs / Zilker Park - looking to get out of the heat? Take a dip in the barton springs pool (*tickets can be purchased onsite) and walk through Zilker park where our largest music festival (ACL) is held. Lady Bird Lake (LBJ) or Town Lake if your a local like myself ;) - Austin just completed the 10 mile greenbelt loop and its incredible. Bring plenty of water but know its worth every drop of sweat! South Congress Street - feeling like your on your second bacherlotte party? Or just looking for some new boots? Walk up and down south congress street and get your shopping on. Restaurants: Matts El Rancho - Margs! what else do you need! A great Tex-Mex joint that will not disappoint! Loro - little upscale but delicious bites on the other side of the lake and right next to Gibson Street Bar if you need a cocktail while your on the waiting list. Terry Blacks - an all time staple BBQ joint. Might not be the oldest in town and is almost becoming a chain but I will hands down say there Brisket is worth the wait in line! Local watering holes: The Broken Spoke - tired of one stepping, well check out the oldest Honky-Tonk in Austin and get your 2 stepping on. Also checkout Sagebrush if in the area for another great honky-tonk! 6th Street - 6th street is spread into three sections, West 6th, 6th street downtown aka Dirty 6, and East 6th (across the highway). West 6th has plenty of sports bars and clubs. The Rustic Tap has a great backyard, while Marfa Lights will take you out of this world. Dirty 6th is in the middle of downtown and is where you will easily step into a bar and find live music. Dead Rabbit is a NY pub with great food, while Midnight Cowboy is a great speakeasy that use to be a brothel! Head further south and checkout the Zanzibar (rooftop bar) for a beautiful view of the city. Moontower / Armadillo Den - this is what South Austin is all about, and its space. These large beer gardens have live music and are great spot to chill and get away from the crowds. Things to do: Paddle Boarding - rent a paddle board by the lake!

Austin, TX

Want great German food? Do you like wine? Have you always wondered what else you could possibly know about WW2?? Then take a 1 hour drive through the scenic hill country over to Fredericksburg, TX!

Fredericksburg, TX

Looking for good BBQ? Jump on down to Driftwood to get ya some of that tasty BBQ and don't forget to stop at Fall Creek Vineyards on your way out.

The Salt Lick BBQ

What rhymes with Possum? You got it right! Cause Wimberly is the most blossom, I mean awesome town ever! If your hot (I know I am) check out the Blue Hole, where the swimming hole of your 7 year old dreams is. Or stroll through town and get yourself a Ficus at one of the many little quaint shops. Want a hike thats not really a hike? Check out Jacob's Well!

Bailey & John

Bailey & John

Dress Code

SEMI-FORMAL OR COCKTAIL ATTIRE.