Top Columbus Venues

• Spaces for 50 Guests

Nestled in the gently rolling hills west of Houston and conveniently located between Austin and San Antonio stands The Carriage Step. A cozy, luxurious Vacation Rental and Facility Rental; this 1890's home is full of antique charm and plush settings. The Carriage Step is the ideal location for your weekend getaway; a short drive from some of the best amenities in Central Texas, including Round Top and Warrenton Antiques Fair, junking and antiquing, shopping, wineries, spas, and delicious restaurants! This beautifully restored home is also a perfect venue for showers, parties, intimate weddings, and reunions. We can accommodate up to 50 people inside the main house and garden area. We offer party planning services, catering, and decoration in addition to the facility rental. Our gorgeous backyard, dining spaces, back porch, and sun porch are the wonderful combination for entertaining guests of all ages. Brides and their families will find no shortage of comfort and fun during their pre-wedding festivities at The Carriage Step. Our authentically decorated home is the optimal backdrop for getting ready with your wedding party and photo ready for those sublime photos you have been dreaming about!

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Farm

Schneider Hall is nestled on Highway 71 South just a few miles outside of Columbus, Texas. Whether you’re looking for a charming place to hold your wedding, a fun place to have a family reunion, an out of town business meeting, or just a party for party’s sake everyone will be able to come because of our central location; we are within 2 hours of Houston, Austin, and San Antonio. It offers the perfect place to host any event. Schneider Hall is an original Texas Dancehall that operated throughout the 1930’s. It was run by the Schneider brothers; Fred, Jim, Willie, and Jake. They hosted regular dances at the hall and many town events including the 1939 Farmers League Rally Day which was reported to have had over 1000 people attend. The hall officially closed its doors in 1942, but still hosted events and parties throughout the 1950’s. The hall was used for hay storage until 2009 when the Burris family began renovations for their daughter’s wedding reception.