Morris Ranch 2410 Morris Ranch Rd • Fredericksburg • TX 78624

Yes, you can have both your ceremony and reception at Morris Ranch, the historic Hill Country estate in Fredericksburg, so guests stay on one property. Outdoors, a ceremony can seat up to 200 guests and a seated reception up to 100. Indoors, the estate seats up to 80. Morris Ranch hosts just six weddings a year, and its wedding package is designed around a full weekend of celebrations rather than a single evening.

For food and drinks at Morris Ranch, you'll work with the ranch itself or its preferred list, for both catering and alcohol. Music is acoustic only, so if you're booking musicians for your ceremony or reception, look for an acoustic act rather than an amplified band.

At Morris Ranch in Fredericksburg, the rental fee starts at $9,500, and the price moves with your guest count. That rate is for an estate that hosts just six weddings a year, and its comprehensive wedding package is designed to cover a full weekend of celebrations rather than a single evening. Catering and alcohol come from the ranch or its preferred list, and outdoor ceremonies seat up to 200 guests.

Your closest people can stay right on the estate at Morris Ranch in two fully restored homes next to the historic Schoolhouse: the Hirsch House, named for horse trainer Max Hirsch, and the Chef's Quarters, a spacious residence directly behind the Schoolhouse. Together they form a private compound where guests can choose private quarters or family-style stays, stocked with complimentary amenities. Outside there's a fire pit, an outdoor lounge and dining setup, and lawns for games. The estate team can pre-arrange activities and tours, and stays are reserved through the ranch's online booking page.

Morris Ranch hosts just six weddings a year, so your celebration gets an exclusive, intimate feel on a private historic estate in the Fredericksburg Hill Country. Its comprehensive wedding package is designed around a full weekend of celebrations, and your closest people can stay on site in two fully restored homes, the Hirsch House and the Chef's Quarters, next to the Schoolhouse, one of the few remaining buildings from the ranch's original settlement. Outdoor ceremonies seat up to 200 against views of rolling hills, river valleys and distant hilltops, and the ranch has its own winery, Morris Ranch Cellars, in Fredericksburg.