As a Nov 2020 Bride I can’t thanks Texas Hall enough! I had a 6 month engagement and let me just say going with the venues all inclusive was an absolutely life saving! Set up, breakdown, sound, even part of the decor, and food(pst...go with the BBQ)?? So much stress was taken off my shoulders! I can’t think of anything that went wrong that day, I had the time of my life. Simple, natural, intimate, Texas Sunset all I have are fond memories. Toni and her Team were great, always there to assist with any questions, doubts or changes I had. So, if you have been hunting maybe even stuck between choosing venues I’ll say this: Go with the Venue that will assist you, who is responsive, and cooperative and everything else will follow.

We chose The Texas Hall because the venue was cute and they had the ability to cater. They did not let us down. The customer service was amazing and everything went off without a hitch. I totally recommend them for anyone with 80 guests or less.

This place was perfect! The venue was gorgeous and affordable. The staff set up the tables and chairs and broke them down. They were great at letting us visit the venue throughout our planning and working with us when issues arose. They were great at responding to emails and phone calls. We loved this place.

Responsive and took care of all our needs. Decorations were amazing and the scenery was great

We’re very happy with The Texas Hall venue. They’re very friendly, helpful and organized (which made our big day go smooth). I’d recommend The Texas Hall to anyone who wants a cute, cozy and affordable venue.

My husband and I had our wedding reception here on the 24th of May. Everything seemed to be going great till the day of. While we had the reception area for the time we paid for it, the manager/ owner showed random people our private space. We had everything set up and looking beautiful, and she decided it would be a good time to show it off. It was extremely rude, unprofessional, and not to mention, we paid a lot of money to have it privately for that time. On top of that, random strangers were coming and going, getting tables and chairs. One even asked me, while I was in my wedding dress, where the office was! My blood was boiling. I couldn’t believe this is how they ran their business. The space that we had to get ready was a separated house and we were assured that it would have the AC on before we got there. When we got there, it was at 83 degrees and NEVER changed. It was terrible, especially with the Texas heat. We quickly notified the manager, Tonie, and she did nothing to so... Read morelve it. She said, “ Someone must have changed it.” On top of this, we were promised a sound board, two speakers, and a mic for the reception area. All they had was one speaker and a mic that delayed and cut out. I would NOT recommend this place to anyone. Not even someone I hated. They just steal your money and give empty promises.

To start off, I will say that this venue seemed like it was the perfect fit for our reception. Tonie DiGuilio, who runs the place, answered all the questions we had. Little did we know that the answers told to us and things we talked about would not be followed through on the day our wedding. The Texas Hall has the big red barn and a house that has been converted into a staging area for the bridal party. When we did our walk through, the house was very warm and we were assured that it would be very cool and comfortable for us to be getting ready. On our wedding day the thermostat said 83 degrees inside. It was a nest and we turned the temperature down. It never cooled down. Putting on a tux in an 83 degree house is awful. My wife could barely have her makeup put on because of the sweat. The house never cooled down. When I confronted Tonie about how hot the house was, she told me that someone must be turning up the thermostat. Not in anyway try to fix the problem. Out of the two bathroo... Read morems in the house one of the toilets was nonfunctional. Having 80 guests expected to use one toilet is completely unacceptable. We were also told that the sound system had a board with 2 speakers and a microphone so that all a DJ would need to bring would be a laptop. There was only one speaker, which was very soft and it was very hard to hear, and a microphone. There was a huge delay from the mic to the speaker and it was almost unbearable to use. While I was getting stuff set up people were coming up asking where to pick up chairs and other stuff. I had to tell them, with my tux on, that this was a closed private event. And they proceeded to come in. The entire time we had the venue people were coming and going, picking up and dropping off things they had rented from them. On top of all of this, Tonie was giving tours of the venue during our eloted rented out time. While my wife was getting her wedding dress put on and I was getting the decorations all in place there she was with more potential clients. She told us that they just showed up and asked if they could tour the place and she didn't know we would be in there. That was the icing on the cake. She should have just said no and told them a time to come back when it wasnt rented. I would not recomend this place to anyone even if they offered it for free. I really hope this revue will help you decide that this may be a cheaper wedding venue but it is Not worth it and the day of services will not match up with what they tell you from the beginning.

First of all, I can't even come close to comprehending how you could charge someone a small fortune to rent out a venue, and then believing showing the estate to other prospects all while there's a wedding already going on. A few weeks back I attended my best friends wedding as his best-man that was entertained by "The Texas Hall." Among initial arrival, both the house, where the wedding party got ready, and the reception hall were inexcusably Hot! The staff promised that the A/C's would be turned on prior to arrival insuring that there facilities would humanly accommodate there clients and guests. As a man of heavier-set dressed in a full suit on a Texas summer day, the last thing I wanted to worry about was not having A/C in our dressing and reception areas. Among multiple other concerning issues and problems these were my top two and will leave it at that. As far as my experience with The Texas Hall goes, I am left sourly disgusted in there lack of care and consideration for there... Read more clients who had exsasburated all resources into affording the best possible environment, for what was supposed to be The best days of there lives, but only to be left in utter disappointment and regret with there complete trust in a wedding venue that truly destroyed any and all credibility with many very good people. Zero Stars, would not reccomend! Dont waste your time!