Andrea & Alex

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Austin, TX area

  • Andrea and Alex holding each other, standing in the shallows of the lake
  • Andrea laughing with her arms around Alex, the new ring on his shoulder
  • Andrea showing her ring to the camera while Alex points at it
  • Alex slipping the ring onto Andrea's finger
  • Andrea and Alex walking up the trail through the trees
  • Andrea and Alex kissing on the trail in the afternoon light
  • Andrea and Alex holding each other on the hillside

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The Wish Well House

511 S Main St, Georgetown, TX 78626

5:00 PM

Line drawing of the Wish Well House, a two-storey house behind a garden wall and trees

Swipe Through Our Story

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    How we met

    The year was 2018. The jeans were skinny, and the hair was parted on the side. Alex was at a young adults’ home group through his church in California. He turned to two cute girls next to him and asked if they wanted to join his group. Andrea and her roommate said yes.

    Green flags immediately started flying as they quoted The Office and talked about Jesus. A few weeks later, Alex brought his friend to hang out at their house, pretending to be really interested in seeing Pride and Prejudice. The friend stopped coming over. Alex did not.

    Five friends sitting together on a boulder among the pines, mountains and a lake behind them
    Lake Tahoe, 2019

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    How we started dating

    In 2020, Alex moved to Austin, Texas. A year later, Andrea did too. They immediately started hanging out again, and Alex asked her on a date. After three years in the friend zone, Andrea was surprised to find out Alex had never really been that interested in Pride and Prejudice.

    They dated briefly, then went their separate ways until 2025, when they found themselves face-to-face on the pickleball court.

    Andrea and Alex taking a selfie in a park at dusk, a city skyline behind them
    Austin, 2022

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    How we started dating (again)

    Somehow, after three years apart, Alex and Andrea ended up at the same church — in the same pickleball league. The first time they faced off on the court, Alex would like everyone to know his team “completely dominated.” Andrea would like everyone to know his partner was incredible, while hers was brand new to the sport.

    When the two of them finally played on the same team, the chemistry was undeniable — on the court and off. Alex asked Andrea out again over pizza, and she had to say yes.

    The pickleball league gathered for a group photograph under the club sign, paddles in hand
    Pickleball League, 2025

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    How he popped the question

    Alex planned a trip back to the city where it all began: Redding, California. He popped the question at Whiskeytown Lake. Three sentences into his speech, Andrea started crying, and Alex forgot everything he was going to say. He got down on one knee and asked her to marry him. Just like she did almost eight years earlier at church, she said yes.

    (P.S. She totally saw it coming.)

    Andrea holding up her hand to show the ring, Alex pointing at it, both laughing beside the lake
    Redding, CA, 2026

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    Life lately

    When they’re not busy taking down other teams on the pickleball court, Alex and Andrea are probably trying a new restaurant in Austin, throwing back some Desnudo coffee, or hanging out with their favorite people (if you’re reading this, you’re probably one of them). Even though they love Austin, they’ll never forget their West Coast roots — which is why they split their loyalty equally between Torchy’s and In-N-Out.

    Andrea and Alex holding coffees outside a café
    Los Angeles, 2026

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As much as we adore your children, we’re keeping our celebration to adults only — aside from our immediate family and wedding party. If that makes things difficult, please reach out to one of us.

If you would like to

Registry & Fund

Your being there is genuinely the gift. But for anyone who asks — and people do ask — here is the registry, and a fund for the honeymoon.

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Getting to Austin

Travel & Stay

Late March is beautiful in Austin. Feel free to come early, eat great food, see the bluebonnets, and catch some live music while you’re here.

Flights

Austin-Bergstrom (AUS)

The closest airport, about 50 minutes from the venue.

Renting a car? You can decline the Texas toll pass the desk offers. The drive up is toll-free.

Hotels

Where to stay

The venue recommends the Sheraton Austin Georgetown and The Ruby, just south in Round Rock.

They also keep a list of houses to rent nearby:

Getting around

On foot, or by car

Georgetown is walkable — the square is a few minutes up Main from the venue, so if you are staying in town you may not need a car at all.

Austin is about half an hour south, though, so you will want one to get down there.

Parking is free in the garage across from the venue.

While you are here

Our favorites in Austin

Egyptian-Texan barbecue at KG BBQ, Tijuana-style tacos at Taquería de Diez, Italian at Red Ash, sushi at Komé, pizza by the slice at AllDay in Tarrytown, coffee at Desnudo, and donuts at The Salty Donut.

Beyond the food: South Congress for the walk, the hike-and-bike trail around Lady Bird Lake, Mount Bonnell for the view, and the outdoor deck at Mozart’s.

Weather

Late March

Usually warm and dry. The last week of March averages 75°F in the afternoon and around 66°F by mid-evening — comfortable without a jacket, most years.

Before you ask

Q + A

Can I bring a plus one?

Due to space, we’re only able to accommodate the guests named on your invitation. If a plus one is included for you, you’ll see that option when you accept — so be sure to check there first! If you don’t see it and have questions, feel free to reach out to us directly.

Are kids invited?

As much as we adore your children, we hope you’ll take this as a chance for a night off. We’re keeping our celebration to adults only, aside from our immediate family and wedding party. If this makes things difficult, please reach out to one of us.

When should I RSVP by?

By [RSVP deadline], please. You can change your answer any time before then — just come back to this page and look yourself up again.

What is the dress code?

Semi-formal — jackets encouraged, ties optional. The ceremony is outdoors on grass, so block heels will serve you better than stilettos.

Where should I park?

Parking is free in the garage across from the venue.

Is it indoors or outdoors?

The ceremony is outdoors and the reception is indoors.

Can I take photos during the ceremony?

Phones are welcome — take all the photos you like. If you get a good one, we would love you to send it our way afterwards.

Who do I contact with a question?

Email us at [[email protected]] and one of us will get back to you.

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