Coles Garden Wedding and Event Center

Rehearsal

The Olie Gathering Place

Rehearsal Dinner

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Cocktail Hour

Reception

Winter

Our Wedding

Our Story

Photos

Kayla Cawood

Kelly O'Roke

Kim Boyd

Elizabeth Bowersox

Zion Poff

Ellison Boyd

Andrew Ferrel

Koby Moser

Tom Nesbitt

Kortny Moser

Ryan Capo

John Hobbs

Wedding Party

Q + A

Accommodations 

We have reserved a block of rooms at the lovely Skirvin Hilton at a discounted rate of $159 for a king or two doubles. The block is for December 8, but you can book at the same rate for the three days before and after, subject to availability. We recommend you book early! If a particular room category is not available, please call J.D. Eaton at the Skirvin at 405-702-8546. He should be able to add room types to the block and make your reservation for you. You can also call or text one of us if you have any trouble.    Please make your reservations no later than November 10 by calling the Skirvin, using Group Code 91F, or by clicking the following link: <a href="https:" target="_blank">https://www.hilton.com/en/attend-my-event/okcskhf-91f-1da861ba-0fbb-4580-b278-cbd320a7cc11/</a>   The Skirvin is a beautiful historic hotel located in downtown Oklahoma City, in walking distance of Bricktown and other attractions. Check out the Red Piano Bar in the lobby, which has live music nightly. Valet parking is available on site, and there is also a City-owned self-park garage south of the hotel.   If our room block fills, other nice options nearby are the National, the Sheraton, and the Colcord, all of which are an easy walk to the Skirvin. There are also many options in Bricktown.

Transportation to the Venue

We have arranged for shuttle transportation from the Skirvin to the venue. Pick up will be at 5:15 p.m. from the Skirvin. Return shuttles will depart the venue at 9:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. To reserve a spot on the shuttle, please RSVP so we can make sure we have enough seats.

Transportation around Downtown 

There is a streetcar stop one block west of the Skirvin. It’s $1 to ride, or you can buy a day pass for $3. The streetcar makes a loop around downtown and stops at various points, including Bricktown, the bombing memorial, automobile alley, and midtown. For additional info, go to https://okcstreetcar.com

Travel

The memorial is beautiful and free to walk around. The museum is also very worth a visit.

Oklahoma City National Memorial And Museum

Free and open to the public, Myriad Botanical Gardens provides 15 acres of ornamental gardens and grounds in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City, within walking distance to the Oklahoma City National Memorial, Scissortail Park, Oklahoma City Museum of Art and Bricktown. The garden is free and beautiful year round. You can also purchase tickets to the Crystal Bridge conservatory, and there is also ice skating on the east end of the park off Robinson Ave.

Myriad Botanical Gardens & Ice Rink

Has one of the largest collections of Chihuly glass in the world. Really gorgeous and located downtown just a short walk from 21c. 

Oklahoma City Museum Of Art

Open air Christmas market with rotating selections from local businesses, hot chocolate, and other goodies. Grab a bite or a drink at the Collective or Fassler Hall afterward.

Holiday Pop-up Shops

Over 100 arcade games from the 80s and 90s, along with Nintendo NES, Super Nintendo, Sega and N64 gaming consoles. Best part is all the games are always set on  FREE PLAY! And what better to go with those games than a selection of over 100 craft beers from local and regional breweries, along with Signature Cocktails & Shots inspired by your favorite 80s icons.

Flashback Retropub

All the cowboy and western  history and art you could want

National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Located just south of downtown, FAM lets visitors experience the collective histories of 39 distinctive First American Nations in Oklahoma today. First Americans Museum shares the cultural diversity, history, and contributions of the First Americans.

Erin & Robert