The Bryan House is a historic farmhouse and wedding venue located in Mission, Texas. The house was originally built in 1909 by famous politician, writer and orator William Jennings Bryan. In 2016, the current owners turned it into the bed and breakfast it is today. It features both indoor and outdoor sites for intimate weddings. The Bryan House is a venue filled with history, charm and character.

Facilities and Capacity
Couples can accommodate up to 96 guests at this garden setting. You can exchange your vows inside the elegantly styled house, or outside on their beautiful grounds. The house, which can also be used for your reception, features elegant antiques throughout. Their romantic property features a lush bird and butterfly garden, as well as amazing photo opportunities.

Services Offered
The Bryan House can accommodate weddings that are bohemian and whimsical, as well as traditional and rustic. Ariel King, the owner, is happy to provide vendor contacts that will help you create the wedding of your dreams. Their services include:

• Bridal suite
• Cleanup
• Parking
• Event rentals
• Wireless Internet
• Set up & Takedown
• Wedding Planning
• Wedding Coordinating

Accommodation
This historic property is also a bed and breakfast. The restored house contains two bedrooms that can be rented separately or together. Breakfast, housekeeping and pampering services are available upon request.

Other Services
In addition to hosting a traditional wedding, The Bryan House is also happy to host an elopement. Other events include:

• Engagement party
• Bridal shower
• Rehearsal dinner

History
William Jennings Bryan built this 1909 house as his winter farm residence between his 3rd run for presidency and becoming Secretary of State under Woodrow Wilson. He purchased 240 acres of land from town founder & master-plan developer John Conway and helped put the Rio Grande Valley on the national map. Once he moved to Washington DC he never moved back and the house passed through a farming family. In was restored in 1989 and then again in 2016 when the current owners opened it up to the public as a b&b, social event center, museum & photography venue.