The Carlisle Room

Wedding Day

Wedding

Reception

Our Wedding

One day Jake met Brittany. And then he met Jackie. And then&nbsp;I met Brittany. And then Brittany wanted us to go on a date. And then I&nbsp;met Jackie. And then Jackie executed the plan. 5 years later, we are getting married!

The Short Story

Our Story

Details

Photos

Wedding Party

Q + A

Registry

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The Westin Dallas Downtown

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Hotel Indigo Dallas Downtown

Travel

Hear ye, hear ye. Make haste to the castle to indulge in a night of feasting, combat, and revelry. The knights and horses of Medieval Times are here to thrill you with acts of showmanship and bravery reminiscent of legends of old, while you dine on a 4-course meal worthy of a king's table.
The good King Don Carlos and his enchanting daughter, Princess Catalina, invite you to become part of their court for the evening. The pageantry of the knights is on full display as they thunder into the arena atop mighty steeds. Cheer as your knight engages in jousting and other manner of combat and the royal falconer thrills you with the feats of his magnificent birds of prey.
As the tale unfolds, you're presented with a banquet of savory fare to sate your appetite. Your meal includes select non-alcoholic beverages; or you may order from the full service bar before, during, and after the show. After dinner, be sure to browse the castle’s Hall of Arms to discover fascinating Medieval artifacts.
Sample Bill of Fare
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<li>Oven-roasted chicken, garlic bread, tomato bisque soup, spare rib, and a castle pastry</li>
<li>Hummus and warm pita bread, carrot and celery sticks, 3-bean stew with fire-roasted tomato and brown rice, and fresh fruit or Italian ice (based on availability)</li>
</ul>

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

Ascend to the top of the Reunion Tower to witness a 360-degree view of Dallas in the fresh and exciting GeO-Deck. Interface with touch kiosks to discover the city's many landmarks, and then peer out through a telescope to identify the urban landscape from a startling vantage point.
Ride an elevator to the top of the Reunion Tower GeO-Deck, an observation deck that combines a 360-degree view of Dallas using both indoor and outdoor viewing areas, in concert with interactive touchscreens, called the Halo, to help you identify every point of interest. Discover hidden gems, historic landmarks, museums, and even parks using the touch screens, and then walk around the outside to hunt through the city's visual spectacle with one of the telescopes.
Capture amazing photos of Dallas, and get your photo taken and customized to feature a background of your choice. It's the perfect way to commemorate your visit to Reunion Tower—marveling at the view and also expanding your conception of Dallas.

Reunion Tower Observation Deck Admission

This park is our favorite in downtown!&nbsp;There are food trucks surrounding the park as well as free board games, ping-pong, croquet and more. Check out their website to see if there are any events happening!

Klyde Warren Park

This museum has a great collection. The permanent exhibition is free however the special exhibitions are $16 for adults and varies with children and student IDs. It is right by Klyde Warren Park so it's worth a visit if you're in the area!

Dallas Museum Of Art

This is a neat modern and contemporary sculpture museum with free admission on the first Saturday of each month&nbsp;(regular is $10).&nbsp;

Nasher Sculpture Center

If you're looking for something outdoorsy, White Rock Lake is a beautiful lake to hang out at or even ride a bike. VBikes are yellow and can be rented for $1 an hour. You just have to download the VBike app to locate a bike and take it for a ride!

White Rock Lake

Located right by White Rock Lake, the arboretrum has a beautiful garden and is worth a trip. Admission for adults averages around $15 and will sometimes have different events, so check out their calendar!

The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens

If you love food trucks, definitely check this place out! This is one of our favorite places to eat and hang out. Their philly cheesesteaks are rather delicious!

Truck Yard

This area of Dallas is known for being artsy and has &nbsp;a ton of different murals painted around. It's a great place to hang out, grab some drinks and a bite to eat. Some of our favorite places are:

Pecan&nbsp;Lodge -&nbsp;Jake's favorite BBQ



Harlowe MXM



BrainDead Brewery



Cane Rosso



Dots Hop House



Emporium&nbsp;Pies



Oni Ramen



Twisted Root



High and&nbsp;Tight



The&nbsp;Green Room



Monkey King Noodle Company

Deep Ellum, Dallas, TX, United States

Trinity Groves is located right by the Trinity River and has lot of different options for places to eat. We have tried most of the restaurants and haven't had a bad meal yet!

Trinity Groves, Dallas, TX, United States

This area is also a neat little area in&nbsp;Dallas to hang out, try some food and window shop. Some of our favorites are:Lockhart - Sarah's favorite BBQBishop Cider Company&nbsp;Hattie'sEmporium&nbsp;PiesVeracruz Cafe

Bishop Arts District, Dallas, TX, United States

A fun place to drink some cider and play unlimited arcade games for $10!

Sarah & Jake

Sarah & Jake

Our Story

The Short Story