The Best Cities in Texas to Get Married, Ranked

(Mix 93-1) Swifties are calling it the news of the century.

The Proposal That Shocked Swifties

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift dropped the engagement bomb today. Taylor Swift posted pictures on Instagram of Travis Kelce down on one knee in a lush green garden proposing marriage to her. Of course, she said yes and then showed off her engagement ring and more pics.

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What Fans Are Already Speculating

This is going to be the most talked-about wedding in quite some time. Swifties are going to be going wild trying to guess the wedding date, the wedding location, what her dress is going to look like, where the honeymoon will be, and how soon their first child might arrive.

Swifties, you know you're thinking these things and so much more than I ever could at this point.

While the power couple has more money than you and I will ever dream of having, their wedding will take place in a location that the majority of us will never be able to afford. Now, if you're planning a wedding soon, know there are some very affordable and memorable places to tie the knot here in Texas.

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Texas Cities Among Best Wedding Spots

If Travis and Taylor would like to have their wedding in the Lone Star State, Texas has two cities in the Top 10 'Best Places To Get Married In The U.S', according to WalletHub.

Austin, Texas, comes in at #6 on the latest list, followed by Houston at #8. Other Texas cities in the top 50 are Dallas, San Antonio, and El Paso.

Taking a look back, here are where many other Texas cities ranked in 2024.

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The Real Cost of Saying ‘I Do’

According to The Knot, the average cost of a wedding is around $33,000. Engaged couples and parents of the couple know that a lot of planning and stress go into a picture-perfect wedding.

Couples have to think about the cost of the venue, photographer, band, reception, reception menu, flowers, dress, cake, invitations, officiant, rings, chair and table rentals, lighting, rehearsal dinner, the honeymoon, among countless other things.

I know for a fact that the 'wedding of the century', according to Swifties, is going to cost more than the average $33,000 wedding. But if you're looking for a great city to tie the knot in for yourself, you might consider one of these wonderful Texas cities.