Clint and Dorthy eloped at Mayfield Park and Nature Preserve, nestled in the heart of Austin. The park provided a serene and private setting for their vows. Clint and Dorthy opted for a unique and non-traditional day, centered solely on their profound love for each other. Dorthy wore a black dress with a red belt, necklace, and bracelet. Clint chose a white shirt with black slacks and black and white shoes. After the elopement the couple met friends and family at a tavern in Wimberley, TX. It was a joy capturing their day and getting acquainted with them!

Mayfield Park and Nature Preserve

The park’s 23 acres feature captivating gardens, graced by vibrant peacocks and blooming flowers, creating an atmosphere of natural beauty and tranquility. In addition, several ponds feature water lilies. From the instant you enter this botanical haven, you’ll sense a peaceful retreat where time seems to stand still, and every moment feels eternal. The historical background of this beautiful park dates back to 1909 when Allison Mayfield purchased the land for his family as a summer home.

Elope

There are countless options for eloping, each catering to different tastes. Adventurous couples might dream of eloping on the cliffs of Sunset Cliffs or Big Sur on the West Coast. Others might prefer escaping into the woods, such as Minnewaska, the Smoky Mountains, the Catskills, the Rocky Mountains, or the Redwoods. Additionally, stunning locations like Horseshoe Bend, the Grand Canyon, and Sedona offer breathtaking backdrops. Couples choosing to elope in Austin City parks can enjoy a unique and beautiful experience while still having the option to host a reception at other Texas Hill Country locations

How to elope at Mayfield

Here are a few recommendations as Mayfield requires a photo session permit. One can acquire a permit online at AustinTexas.Gov. The permit cost is $50 for a two-hour session and could be booked up to 30 days in advance.

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