Located in Scurry, Texas, A Thousand Cedars is a beautiful woodland venue populated with plenty of mature cedar and oak trees. Weddings taking place here will have the opportunity to explore the natural surroundings via curated paths. As a stunning backdrop for both weddings and photo sessions, couples celebrating their big occasion at A Thousand Cedars are sure to find somewhere that draws their eye.

Facilities and Capacity

A Thousand Cedars boasts a marriage of Colorado and industrial-style architecture. Throughout the building, couples and their guests will encounter cedar beams, exposed brickwork, and black iron trusses. Ceilings in the main hall are open and airy, propped up and vaulted, and large glass windows allow natural light to ethereally filter in. For those who need get-ready spaces, they can find two separate areas just beyond a staircase by the venue's entrance. These rooms feature showers, vanities, mirrors, and more. On the upper floor, outside of the get-ready spaces, a balcony overlooks the main hall. This architectural element offers ample opportunity for photos, bouquet tosses, and other fun wedding activities. For receptions, the back of the hall provides a dedicated area for caterers and bar services. In total, up to 200 guests can enjoy a celebration at A Thousand Cedars.

Services Offered

When booking a reservation at this venue, couples will be provided with event security, a cleanup crew, a bartender, and a speaker system. Outside vendors are welcome on the premises, meaning that couples can truly create and bring to life their own unique wedding vision. Everything from engagement parties to receptions can be held at A Thousand Cedars, and elopements are welcomed as well. For events both small and large, finding a place to park is no hassle with the venue's plentiful lot space. Draped in privacy and adorned with elegant pieces, such as chandeliers and decorated platforms, this venue is a one-of-a-kind destination. To book a tour or reserve a date, couples can reach out to the A Thousand Cedars' crew.