Everyone involved witht he wedding planning at our Parish St. William was amazing, from Branda with the marriage preparation to Fr. Alberto and an amazing ceremony. The Church is absolutey beautiful that no additional decorations were needed. Perfect for a small week day ceremony or large Saturday wedding (they do have specific times for ceremonies). They ceremony also includes a cantor with an angelic voice and a very talented organis! The staff was sweet and alway willing to work with us. Love it, Love it, Love it!

I loved being able to get married in my home church. Our chosen officient, Deacon Forbes, was such a joy to work with. But as this is a very traditional Catholic Church, be prepared to follow a lot of strict rules and a lot of prep work- nothing outside of what you should expect, though.

We are parishoners at St. William Catholic Church in Round Rock. It is a beautiful church. There is a lot involved in order to get married at St. William. The priest and musicians are included in the price. There is the marriage prep program you have to go through which includes: courses, marriage counseling, natural family planning, and retreats. You need a good 6 months or more before your date if you want to get married at St. William.

With it being a very conservative catholic church, there are lots of rules. No strapless for brides or bridesmaids (and watch your cleavage!), live flowers on altar, restricted movement for photographers and videographers, etc. They will give you a packet during their orientation night.

You have your choice of priest; we love Father Alberto! There are 3 priests at St. William or you can bring a priest from somewhere else. I would have everything signed off on a head of time - dresses, programs, etc. Within minutes of my bridesmaids walking, we were told they couldn't wear their dresses (too much cleavage). I freaked! I had already had my dresses approved by the liturgist. You will be dealing with the Priest, his assistant and the Liturgist.

Sounds like a lot - but absolutely worth it!