I Do In Style

It's time to toast Austin's newest and hippest wedding venue

If you’re eager to break the rules of what a wedding venue "should be," The Reverbery is ready for you — and your first dance under the Austin sky.

Boasting 3,497 square feet of fluid indoor-outdoor space, an industrial backdrop, and effortlessly cool midcentury modern swagger, The Reverbery is the ideal venue for weddings and other Austin events that demand anything but ordinary.

But The Reverbery delivers on a practical level too. Whether your wedding will have a DJ or a live band, The Reverbery has the plug-ins and in-house audio-visual experts to make the music on your special day memorable.

The team at The Reverbery can also hook you up with a personal events manager and affordable wedding packages and options to couples who wish to save on multiple event costs.

When it comes to food, The Reverbery not only has Cannon + Belle and Austin Taco Project within arm’s reach, but those who book the space will also have access to a special menu prepared by the Hilton’s renowned chefs that's reflective of the Live Music Capital’s culinary culture.

A nod to the recording studio aesthetic, The Reverbery is for brides who pair tulle with Chuck Taylors and grooms who would proudly shred guitar in front all their guests — or at least do it on a dare.

The Reverbery is conveniently located in the heart of downtown Austin, just minutes away from Sixth Street.

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To tour the newly renovated space and check date availability for your event, please contact senior catering sales manager Andrea Machado at 512-682-2718 or andrea.machado@hilton.com.

Some brides and grooms demand anything but ordinary. That's where The Reverbery comes in.

Photo courtesy of Hilton Austin

Some brides and grooms demand anything but ordinary. That's where The Reverbery comes in.

Real Austin Wedding

This Austin couple's festive wedding reception was the talk of the town

Photo by Chris Bailey Photography [https://www.cbaileyphotography.com/]

When Lauren Billingsley Ford looks back on her wedding day, she doesn’t remember feeling the stress and anxiety that often plagues so many couples planning their nuptials. This is due in part to her husband, John Ford.

"John really took the reins when it came to planning," Lauren says. In addition, thanks to their event planner Katy Preisler (of Keely Thorne Events), John and Lauren were able to relax and enjoy getting ready for their big day. Or big days, rather. The couple eloped to snowy Aspen in November 2015 and returned home to Austin to celebrate with 300 of their closest family and friends in December with a reception at the historic Driskill Hotel.

Lauren, a stylist for J. Hilburn, and John, who works for the real estate and development firm Encore Residential, met through mutual friends at the Fulton Oysterfest in 2014 and instantly connected. From there, it wasn't long before they were planning what Lauren calls their "month-long celebration." In coming up with the concept for their Driskill reception, Lauren and John had three things in mind. First, it was important to the hometown couple to incorporate as many Austin-centric elements as possible. They also wanted to take a decidedly non-traditional route, eschewing anything too "Pinterest-y." Lastly, since their celebration took place right before Christmas, the couple opted to throw in some fun holiday flair.

It all came together in a stylish, whimsical manner. John donned different costumes throughout the night, a team of break-dancers dressed up as elves, and servers passed out cookies and "milk" (White Russian shooters) to guests. It was truly an affair to remember — as Lauren says, "To this day, people still talk about it. It was just so much fun!"

Photo by Chris Bailey Photography [https://www.cbaileyphotography.com/]

When Lauren Billingsley Ford looks back on her wedding day, she doesn’t remember feeling the stress and anxiety that often plagues couples planning their nuptials. This is due in part to her husband, John Ford. "John really took the reins when it came to planning," Lauren says. In addition, thanks to their event planner Katy Preisler (of Keely Thorne Events [https://keelythorne.com/]), John and Lauren were able to relax and enjoy getting ready for their big day. Or big days, rather. The couple eloped to snowy Aspen in November 2015, and returned home to Austin to celebrate with 300 of their closest family and friends in December at a reception at the historic Driskill Hotel. Lauren, a stylist for J. Hilburn, and John, who works for the real estate and development firm Encore Residential, met through mutual friends at the Fulton Oysterfest in 2014 and instantly connected. From there, it wasn't long before they were planning what Lauren calls their "month-long celebration." In coming up with the concept for their Driskill reception, Lauren and John had three things in mind. First, it was important to the hometown couple to incorporate as many Austin-centric elements as possible. They also wanted to take a decidedly non-traditional route, eschewing anything too "Pinterest-y." Lastly, since their celebration took place right before Christmas, the couple opted to throw in some fun holiday flair. It all came together in a stylish, whimsical manner. John donned different costumes throughout the night, a team of break-dancers dressed up as elves, and servers passed out cookies and "milk" (White Russian shooters) to guests. It was truly an affair to remember — as Lauren says, "To this day, people still talk about it. It was just so much fun!"

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