Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Our Wedding

Our Story

Photos

Lena Janoda

Elizabeth Schultz

Ilena Vigden

Emily Dace

Grace Hoss

Madison Patterson

Augie Sherman

Blake Hilton

Hayden Harvey

Bryan Sayler

Walker Milligan 

Curran Fudge

Taylor Fudge

Wedding Party

Q + A

For your convenience, a block of rooms has been reserved at The Ellison. Please use the link below identified as "Website" to reserve your room online. You can also call the hotel directly at (405) 463-0055. Please reference the Fudge Sherman Wedding and be sure to book your room by April 15, 2024 in order to receive the discounted rate. In order to assist with travels, we have arranged for early check-ins of 12pm, so be sure to confirm that such is included in your booking. We will also be providing shuttles to and from The Ellison Hotel and El Sueño (the ceremony and reception venue).&nbsp;&nbsp;The shuttles will arrive to the hotel at 5:00 pm and will depart for the ceremony at 5:30 pm.&nbsp;Shuttles will return to El Sueño at 10:00 pm to make two routine trips back to the hotel. Final trips will take place at 11:15 pm.&nbsp; PLEASE NOTE: the weekend of our wedding is also the weekend of the Oklahoma Memorial Marathon, which can cause delays in traveling to the airport on Sunday. We advise giving yourself additional time to get to the airport due to the roads being temporarily shutdown for the runners.

The Ellison, Oklahoma City, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

The National, Autograph Collection

Bradford House

Travel

The Compound&nbsp;at&nbsp;Dead People's&nbsp;Stuff includes a variety of local businesses to explore including the following:1. Dead People's Stuff for architectural antiques;2. Edge Craft Barbecue for central Texas style craft BBQ;3. Don't Stress Meowt Cat Cafe for coffee and furry friends;4. Cross Timbers Brewing for locally brewed beer;5. Precision Grooming for a haircut; and6. Sacred Soul Collective for tattoos, piercings and massages. A great place to spend an afternoon in OKC!

The Compound at Dead People's Stuff

The Paseo is home to over 20 art galleries, intermingled with restaurants, a vegan donut shop, shoe and clothing boutiques, gift shops, a yoga studio, a book shop and a hair salon. Our favorite places in the Paseo include FRIDA Southwest, Gorō Ramen, Holey Rollers Donuts, and Literati Press Comics &amp; Novels!

Paseo Art District

The 175,000 square foot museum showcases state-of-the-art exhibitions in First American history, culture, and art; live public and educational programs; a full-service restaurant presenting unique Native inspired cuisine; and a museum store featuring authentic one-of-a-kind hand-made items or products by premiere First American artists.

First Americans Museum

The Triangle at Classen Curve offers a selection of shops and services, alongside national retailers such as West Elm, Anthropologie and Whole Foods Market. There are also several dining options.

Classen Curve

The Plaza District is an enclave of locally-owned shops, neighborhood bars, quirky galleries and restaurants. Our favorites include the Mule, Ma Der Lao Kitchen, New State, and Pie Junky!

Plaza District

Things to Do

Registry

Elizabeth & Micah

Elizabeth & Micah

Registry