Question 1

What is Montesino Ranch?

Accepted Answer

We are getting married at Montesino Ranch, a beautiful 225-acre working ranch just outside of Wimberley, Texas. It was important to us to be married in a venue that felt authentic to their shared roots in Central Texas. Montesino Ranch is a gorgeous encapsulation of the unique beauty of the Texas Hill Country. For Isabel, it harkens to a childhood that was spent just 15 miles away. And Patrick is tickled that the working farm and ranch is a nod to his rewarding career in agriculture. We can’t wait to share this little corner of Texas with you, and Isabel’s dad can’t wait to sign up to work on their nine-acre organic farm.

To get to Montesino, enter 300 Little Arkansas Road, Wimberley, Texas 78676 on your GPS. Be sure to input the address before leaving as reception can get spotty!

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Question 2

When should I arrive at the venue?

Accepted Answer

The ceremony begins at 4:30pm CST. If you choose to forgo the provided shuttles, we strongly urge you to arrive promptly, as we have a tight schedule to maintain and you don't want to miss The Big Show.

Please allow adequate time for arrival – and then enjoy a welcome cocktail while you wait for the ceremony to start!

Question 3

Is there parking at Montesino Ranch?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if you choose to drive to the venue there will be staff present from the ranch to guide you to on-site parking. That being said, please be considerate to yourself, us, and other drivers on the road and do not drink and drive. We all want this to be a wonderful night of celebration, not something that ends in an avoidable tragedy. Isabel and Patrick have arranged for a shuttle to transport guests between the venue and Wimberley Bar and Inn. Please plan your transportation ahead, as Lyft and Uber will be limited in the area.

Question 4

What is the dress code?

Accepted Answer

Please see the detailed Dress Code tab of the website for all the information you need!

Psst - The separate Ladies and Gentlemen button images are paintings that can be found at the Barnes Foundation (Landscape (Paysage) by Renoir and Jockeys and Race Horses by Degas, respectively). If you visit us here in Philly there is a good chance we'll take you to The Barnes Foundation, as it has quickly become one of our favorite places.

Why the Barnes Foundation is so special?

The Barnes isn’t your typical museum — it’s a jaw-dropping collection of Impressionist and Modern art (think Renoir, Cézanne, Matisse, Picasso) displayed in a totally unique, personal way. No boring labels here — just stunning art mixed with unexpected objects, all arranged to make you really see.
Originally a school, not just a gallery, it’s all about learning, beauty, and accessibility — right in the heart of Philly.

Question 5

Are children invited?

Accepted Answer

We love all your children, but kindly ask that you make arrangements for a babysitter.

Question 6

Do you have any advice for lodging or travel into Wimberley?

Accepted Answer

Please see the Travel tab of of the website for detailed information on how to get to Wimberley – including nearby airports and important travel considerations!

Question 7

Is there a registry?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can find more information under Registry on the website! If you’re so inclined, we would also graciously accept contributions to our honeymoon fund to support our trip in late October to Guana Island – a relaxing private island in the British Virgin Islands that holds just 35 guests at a time. Patrick wants to emphasize that if this trip devolves into the White Lotus adventure that its description portends, we will definitely need the money. Lastly, we have a write-up on the registry about the recent tragedies in the Kerr County flooding. We would be honored to accept donations to the Kerr County Flood Relief fund in lieu of registry gifts. If you choose this option, please be sure to send us a receipt of your donation so that we know to thank you!

Question 8

Can I bring a plus one?

Accepted Answer

No, only guests whose names appeared on the invites may attend. We have curated a small wedding in order to maximize time spend celebrating with our closest friends and family. Each and every one of you were invited with love and intention.

Question 9

Can I take my own photos during the day and ceremony?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Our only ask is that if you take photos during the ceremony you are discreet and do not raise your phone above your head or out into the aisle. We have a wonderful photographer, Leeann Funk, who is happy to let y’all snap some shots alongside her. But she won’t be able to get the perfect shot if your phone (or iPad… please don’t take photos with your iPad) is blocking her view of us at the altar.

Question 10

Whom do I inform about dietary restrictions?

Accepted Answer

We have included a space on our RSVP page to record any dietary restrictions or allergies.

If you have already RSVP'd but forgot to include a dietary restriction, please reach out to Patrick or Isabel directly so that we can inform our caterers in time. If you don’t know how to reach us...we may have bigger issues.

Question 11

When do I have to RSVP by?

Accepted Answer

Please RSVP by September 1st, 2025 so that we can communicate this information to our incredible vendor team. You can RSVP by clicking the link below. Giddy up!

Question 12

Is there a detailed itinerary for the weekend?

Accepted Answer

Please see the Schedule tab of the website for more information, including details about the Welcome Party (open to all guests) hosted by the groom's parents, Crystal + Merrill Wade, on Friday, October 3rd.

Isabel & Patrick

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