Camp Lucy

Welcome Party

Wedding Day

WE CAN'T WAIT TO CELEBRATE WITH YOU!

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Our Wedding

The story you’re about to read is about two people falling in love—but from one person’s perspective. Expect a touch of sentimentality, and maybe a few moments where Max would say, “That’s not exactly how it happened.” (Sorry, Max!) So, here’s how we got here—completely unverified by Max, but 100% accurate in my book. Cheers,Linds

Our story began like any classic love story: a match on Hinge. 😉 The kicker? It was complete luck, happening while I was vacationing in Miami and Max was back home visiting family. Alas, the match sat unacknowledged, an Instagram follow request came through, and then… radio silence. I couldn’t help but notice his profile was filled with Mariners photos, and after waiting (somewhat impatiently) for him to make a move, I finally said something: “Mariners? But in Miami? I’m confused!” We exchanged a few messages here and there, but never ended up meeting. Fast forward a few months—I was in Arizona for my best friend Erika’s bachelorette party and shared a photo of a palm tree. Max responded: “This doesn’t look like Seattle? If you’re in Arizona, so am I!” Right place, right time.

THE BEGINNING

Our first date was at Joyride in Gilbert, where we connected over margaritas, queso, and endless laughter—a combination I didn’t realize would become a staple of our relationship. The conversation flowed effortlessly, and what started as two strangers meeting for the first time quickly turned into a night we didn’t want to end. About the time we decided we should say goodbye, a live rendition of Making Me Look Good Again lured us across the street to Whiskey Row. One song turned into another, and before we knew it, we were singing, swaying, and closing down the bar. Best first date ever. Did it have to end? Unfortunately, yes—I had an early flight back home the next morning. The next day, Max sent a text: “Time to plan round two.” And just like that, a months-long back-and-forth between Arizona and Washington began. I was tied to my job in Maple Valley, and Max was busy with Spring Training. Somehow, we found the time. We explored my favorite hometown spots, took road trips around Arizona (our third date was to the Grand Canyon!), and lingered over slow mornings with coffee. We didn't know what this could turn into, but we both knew that life was just better when the other was in it.

THE FIRST DATE

In the summer of 2023, Max got an incredible opportunity to transition from Major League Baseball to coaching college baseball. Long distance just didn’t fit the bill anymore, so in August 2023, we took a leap and moved to Texas, bringing along Charley—my sweet dog and pride and joy, who now gets Max as her "dog-dad" forever. In Texas, our lives quickly found a rhythm—more morning coffee dates, impromptu road trips, a lot of baseball, and the simple joy of cheering each other on in moments big and small. We were just happy to be together.

THE NEXT STEP

On May 27, 2024, Max and I had planned what I thought was just a typical date night: bring Charley to the baseball field to play, quickly drop her off at home, head to dinner, be home by 9. All casual. Except… it wasn’t casual at all. The whole team was in on the secret, and I had absolutely no idea. One moment, we were tossing a ball for Charley, and the next, Max was down on one knee asking me to marry him. I was so caught off guard, I did what any totally calm and rational person would do—I folded over, blacked out, and forgot to answer. And then it hit me, and it was the easiest "yes." The rest of the night was perfect—just the two of us, celebrating and indulging in seemingly endless questions from me, still in total disbelief that it had actually happened. It was one of those moments that felt both surreal and certain all at once—this was how our story was always meant to unfold.

THE ENGAGEMENT

Our relationship is built on the small joys—handwritten notes, live music, Adam Sandler movies (with Max patiently teaching me all the classics), and good, old-fashioned quality time. We are so grateful for what we're building together, and we know it wouldn’t be possible without our people. We hope our wedding is a reflection of just that—a heartfelt celebration of all the family and friends who have poured love into our lives as individuals, shaping us into the people we are today, and ultimately making it possible for us to find and love each other. We can’t wait for what comes next.

THE REST OF OUR LIVES

Our Story

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Wedding Party

Q: What events are guests invited to? All guests are invited to join us for both the Welcome Party and the Wedding Day celebration!Welcome Party: Thursday, November 13 at 5:00 PM at Whit’s Inn, Camp LucyWedding Day: Friday, November 14 at 4:00 PM at Sacred Oaks, Camp Lucy Q: What’s the dress code?Welcome Party: Western casual — come as you are, or lean into the theme! Cowboy hats, boots, and bolo ties are encouraged.Wedding Day: Formal attire. Think timeless, elegant, and fall neutrals (browns, greens, copper, etc.). We kindly ask that guests avoid jeans, hats, and bright colors. Q: Where is everything happening? All events will take place at Camp Lucy (3509 Creek Road, Dripping Springs, TX 78620).Welcome Party: Whit’s InnWedding Ceremony &amp; Reception: Sacred OaksThere will be ample on-site parking and clear signage once you arrive. Q: What time should I arrive for the ceremony? Please plan to arrive by 3:30 PM. The ceremony begins promptly at 4:00 PM, and Dripping Springs traffic can be unpredictable due to school dismissal — so give yourself plenty of time! Q: Is there shuttle transportation? Yes! We’re providing a shuttle from the Marriott Courtyard to Camp Lucy for both Thursday and Friday.Thursday Pick-Ups: 4:45 PM &amp; 5:15 PMThursday Returns: 8:15 PM &amp; 9:00 PMFriday Pick-Ups: 3:00 PM sharpFriday Returns: 9:00 PM &amp; 9:30 PMThe shuttle leaves promptly—don’t be late! Q: Can I drive myself? Absolutely. There’s plenty of parking available at Camp Lucy.For the Welcome Party, follow the signs for Whit’s Inn.For the Wedding Day, follow the signs for Sacred Oaks. Q: Can I bring a guest or my children? With love, we have to limit our guest list to those listed on your invitation. While we adore your little ones, the Welcome Party and Wedding are adults-only (unless we’ve spoken with you directly). Thank you so much for understanding! Q: What’s the weather like in Dripping Springs in November? Expect mild, beautiful fall weather — generally in the 70s during the day and 50s at night. We recommend bringing a light jacket or wrap for the evening. Q: What happens after the ceremony? After “I do,” we’ll move right into cocktail hour under the oaks, followed by dinner and dancing. Plan to stay and celebrate with us all night long! Q: Who should I contact if I have questions? Please feel free to text Lindsey at 206-854-9372 for shuttle or logistical questions, or reach out to either of us directly if anything comes up.

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HOTELS

We’re excited to invite you to stay on-site with us at Camp Lucy! There are a limited number of rooms available, so we recommend calling Camp Lucy directly to check availability. A block of brand new rooms in the spa are set to open this spring, so we're hopeful that this will open up more space! Stay tuned. If staying on-site isn’t for you, we recommend the Marriott in Dripping Springs as a great alternative.

This is a great alternative for those not staying on site, and is just a 12 minute drive from the venue! We will have a shuttle to and from the Marriott/Camp Lucy. Please text Lindsey at 206-854-9372 if you'd like to claim a spot!

Courtyard Austin Dripping Springs

Yurts, cabins, and porch houses just 10 minutes from the venue! Glamping in wine country? Yes, please.

Lucky Arrow Retreat - Glamping Capital of Texas, USA ® Event Venue

Sleep Inn & Suites

Rather stay in downtown Austin?

Downtown Austin offers up dozens of great hotels to fit every price point! If you'd rather stay downtown, be prepared for ~50 minute drive to and from the venue.

Hotels

Shuttle Service: Marriott Courtyard to Camp Lucy

We are providing a shuttle from the Marriott Courtyard to Camp Lucy for both the welcome party (Thursday, 11/13) and the wedding day (Friday, 11/14). It will leave promptly, so don't be late! ScheduleThursday Welcome Party Pick-Ups: 4:45 and 5:15 PMThursday Welcome Party Returns: 8:15 PM and 9:00 PM Friday Ceremony Pick-Ups: 3:00 PM sharp!Friday Ceremony Returns: 9:30 PM, after send-off.

IF YOU'RE DRIVING:

If you're driving, there will be plenty of parking! Just follow directions to Camp Lucy, and then the signs inside the campus to find your destination. Note: Dripping Springs is a small town with small town traffic! We will be competing with elementary school dismissal for Friday's wedding ceremony, so please give yourself ample drive time and plan to arrive by 3:30 PM. Welcome Party: Follow the signs for Whitt's InnCeremony: Follow the signs for Sacred Oaks

Transportation

Austin Guide

BRUNCH & CASUAL MORNING

June’s All Day&nbsp;— Quintessential Austin brunch on South Congress with great coffee, cocktails, and a chic, laid-back vibe.Paperboy&nbsp;— Elevated breakfast classics, rooftop patio, and an incredible chilled cappuccino.&nbsp;This is Lindsey's favorite!Sour Duck Market&nbsp;— Chill outdoor café with coffee, breakfast tacos, and world class pastries.East Austin Food Truck Park&nbsp;— Open-air food truck park with local favorites and a rotating lineup of vendors. We go for the brown sugar miso iced coffee from Desnudo and a bagel sandwich from David's Doughie's Bagelry!Bouldin Creek Café&nbsp;— Creative vegetarian-friendly spot, colorful atmosphere, and classic Austin charm.Hillside Farmacy&nbsp;— Beautiful vintage pharmacy-turned-brunch-spot with local ingredients and fresh produce.

LUNCH & SMALL BITES

All Day Pizza&nbsp;— Neighborhood pizza joint with wood-fired slices and one of the best cookies you've ever had.Tacodeli&nbsp;— Fast-casual tacos, perfect for an easy grab-and-go lunch. We love everything on the menu!Opa!&nbsp;— Greek café and wine bar with cozy patio vibes.De Nada Cantina&nbsp;— We have so many Mexican spots to choose from, but this is one of our favorites. Their margaritas are some of the best in town, and their quesadillas are like nothing you've ever tried!la Barbecue&nbsp;— Iconic East Austin BBQ; plan ahead for the line.

DINNER

Lonesome Dove&nbsp;— Upscale Western-inspired dining with wild game and a Texas feel.&nbsp;Max's favorite for a nice night out!Aba&nbsp;— Mediterranean plates under the trees and twinkle lights — it's a go-to for us! Great cocktails, and you have to try the whipped feta!Este&nbsp;— Coastal Mexican with modern design and fresh seafood.Franklin Barbecue&nbsp;— Legendary Texas BBQ. Get there early or pre-order; worth every bite.Loro&nbsp;— Asian-Texas smokehouse fusion — shareable dishes and great cocktails.VERDAD True Modern Mexican&nbsp;— Modern Mexican with bold flavors, agave-cocktail bar and sleek, lively dinner ambiance.Matt’s El Rancho&nbsp;— Classic Tex-Mex institution with strong margaritas and family-style dining. A true Austin must-try!Dai Due&nbsp;— Texas farm-to-table cuisine — local meats, housemade sausages, and a warm rustic atmosphere.

COFFEE & DESSERT

Swedish Hill&nbsp;— Bakery, café, and deli — perfect for morning pastries or light lunch.Radio Coffee &amp; Beer&nbsp;— Local favorite for coffee, live music, and evening hangs.Tiny’s Milk &amp; Cookies&nbsp;— Housemade cookies, pastries and soft-serve — simple and perfect. It might take the cake for best iced latte, according to Lindsey!Civil Goat Coffee&nbsp;— Espresso with the pebble ice. Need we say more?Cosmic Saltillo&nbsp;— One of our favorite spots to hang. Coffee and cocktails on draft, and a great taco joint attached!Mozart’s Coffee Roasters&nbsp;— Iconic lakeside coffeehouse with in-house roasting, pastries, and live music on weekends.First Light Books&nbsp;— Bookstore and café hybrid for a slow morning.

COCKTAILS & NIGHTLIFE

The Long Goodbye&nbsp;— Indoor/outdoor cocktail bar. A great place to grab a drink and enjoy the weather!Whisler’s&nbsp;— East Austin favorite with a mezcal bar upstairs and live music.Armadillo Den&nbsp;— Outdoor bar and live music venue — the ultimate “true Texas” night out.

ACTIVITIES

Grab a coffee at Noble Joe &amp; walk Lady Bird Lake Trail&nbsp;—&nbsp;Classic Austin morning ritual for Lindsey!South Congress Shopping&nbsp;— Iconic stores, local shops, and Austin’s most photographed streets.White Horse&nbsp;— Honky-tonk dancing, live music, and the real Texas experience.Daytime stroll through Zilker Park&nbsp;— Paddleboards, picnics, and skyline views.Cap City Comedy Club&nbsp;— Austin’s flagship comedy venue with national headliners, local talent, and full food &amp; drink service. We frequent this spot!

In & Around Dripping Springs

Thyme &amp; Dough&nbsp;— Fresh pastries, breakfast sandwiches, and locally roasted coffee served in a cozy cottage setting. Also serves excellent brunch-style lunches with quiche, soups, and more.Hays City Store&nbsp;— Classic Texas roadhouse with burgers, tacos, and cold beer on tap. Grab a seat on the patio for live music. We love the vibe here!Tillie’s&nbsp;— Upscale farmhouse dining right at Camp Lucy (our wedding venue!).Dripping Springs Distilling&nbsp;— Award-winning distillery offering vodka, gin, and bourbon tastings with an elegant patio space. Fredericksburg&nbsp;— Make a day of it! Cruise through Johnson City (and stop by our favorite winery,&nbsp;Lost Draw) before winding your way into the heart of Texas wine country. Start with a coffee at&nbsp;Sunday Supply, grab brunch or lunch at&nbsp;Hill &amp; Vine, and then settle in for a wine tasting at&nbsp;Augusta Vin. All along Highway 290, you’ll find dozens of wineries, tasting rooms, and local spots worth exploring. Once you reach&nbsp;Main Street, take your time — the German bakeries, antique shops, and small-town charm make Fredericksburg one of our favorite Hill Country escapes. Wimberley&nbsp;—A perfect slow-morning escape just 45 minutes from Dripping Springs. Wander through the boutiques and art galleries downtown, grab a coffee at&nbsp;Sip on the Square, and enjoy lunch at&nbsp;The Leaning Pear&nbsp;overlooking Cypress Creek — or settle into&nbsp;Wimberley Café, the classic corner diner on the square serving hearty breakfasts and small-town comfort food. Need some activity? Take a stroll along the river or explore&nbsp;Blue Hole Regional Park.&nbsp;Wimberley is a little artsy, a little rustic, and everything we love about Hill Country.

Max & Lindsey