Wish Well House is a wedding and event venue located in Georgetown, Texas. It combines historic character with modern sophistication and offers flexible booking options.
The venue features high ceilings with exposed beams, large windows, private prep rooms, and an expansive outdoor courtyard. It can seat up to 260 people with a dance floor and interior cocktail hour.
Wish Well House offers various services, including wedding ceremonies, receptions, and micro weddings. Micro weddings are designed for couples with a smaller guest list and can be booked on available dates within four months.
The venue is conveniently located near Georgetown's Town Square, which offers entertainment, restaurants, and shopping. Tours of the venue can be scheduled by appointment via email.
Wish Well House also has a shop where unique items such as trucker hats, rocks glasses, and tote bags can be purchased. The venue can be contacted via email or phone for inquiries and bookings.
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