Come experience your own fairytale wedding at Schneider Hall in Columbus, Texas. Surrounded by peaceful grasslands and lush greenery, this vintage ranch combines all of the rustic charm of the outdoors with the romance of twinkling lights in a serene atmosphere. Spend your special day with those you love most walking amidst tall oaks and dancing the night away beneath the night sky. Reserve Schneider Hall for your wedding day and you are guaranteed an exceptional experience and memories that will be talked about for years to come.

Facilities and Capacity

Step back in time at Schneider Hall. Comfortably accommodating up to 200 guests, this space will provide your party with an authentic country setting on a 175 acre farm. This lovingly restored 1900s dance hall is completely customizable to fit your vision of a dream wedding. When Schneider Hall underwent renovations, the family made every effort to maintain the integrity of the space, using old wood from the original structure as much as possible. The barn, as captivating as it was all those years ago, now includes a large deck on the rear of the hall that aims to integrate the surrounding outdoor environment, giving you the ultimate countryside experience.

Services Offered

This picturesque backdrop for your happily ever after can be tailored to craft all of your wedding day visions. This idyllic venue offers a wide array of packages and services to make your day as stress free and enjoyable as possible. As an open vendor facility, you are welcome to bring in any outside vendor you choose. If you need assistance finding the right fit, you are welcome to take a look at the list of suggestions to make your decision that much easier. The following services are also offered on your big day:

• All inclusive packages
• Bridal suite
• Event planning services
• Event rentals
• Set up and clean up
• Liability insurance
• Pet friendly!

History

This original Texas Dancehall operated throughout the early 1900s. This venue hosted regular dances and town events until the 1950s. After its unfortunate closing, the hall was used for hay storage. In 2009, the Burris family took over this meaningful space and began to renovate it for their daughter’s wedding reception. Soon, the renovations were complete and Schneider Hall was back in business. Many of the original features of the hall were maintained to preserve its historic charm, but it has been updated to include water and electricity as well as men and women’s bathrooms.