Rowan Oak was William Faulkner’s private world, in reality and imagination, and served as inspiration for much of his work for more than 40 years. The modified Greek Revival home sits on 29 heavily wooded acres just south of the historic Oxford Square. The property and grounds are open to the public year-round, from dawn until dusk, including the Bailey Woods Trail, which connects the historic property to the University of Mississippi Museum.

Even though there won't be an Ole Miss football game during wedding weekend... that doesn't mean you can't stop by the Grove and explore Ole Miss campus! Especially if you have never been to Oxford. The trees are breathtaking.

Bustling eatery with balcony seating serving up Creole fare & drinks in casual digs.

The sausage and cheese plate is our fav appetizer!

Warm, narrow brick-clad eatery offering simple wood-fired Italian cuisine plus wine & cocktails.

Offering only the finest, fresh fish flown in daily from around the world, Jinsei is a contemporary Japanese restaurant with a modern yet casual atmosphere.

Southern cooking & cocktails served up in a funky, family-friendly joint amid string-lights & a bar.

An absolute must if you want some good ole southern cooking!

Old-school, no-frills counter serve dishing up pit-smoked BBQ & burgers, plus classic sides.

On the more casual side... Handy Andy's is Robert & I's go to spot when we make it back to Oxford. Can't beat their cheeseburgers!

Casual watering hole serving from-scratch pizzas & frozen beverages in a lively setting with TVs.

Low-key eatery in a converted gas station serving Greek-style pizza, wraps & more, plus a full bar.