East Texas Arboretum and Botanical Society

The East Texas Arboretum is the perfect location for your dream wedding! Indoor and outdoor leasing areas are offered at reasonable rates. Tables and seats, which can be set to your specifications, are available. Contact us today to schedule your complimentary walk-through, and be sure to check out our FAQ section for more information. Are you looking for a place to have a party or shower? We've taken care of everything. The arboretum offers a variety of outdoor pavilions for rent, as well as indoor rooms that may accommodate up to 100 people. The arboretum is free and open to the public, and everyone is welcome to come and enjoy this magnificent haven of calm. Now is a great time to come out and appreciate our unique beauty, learn about the ecological importance of America's native flora, and take advantage of our two miles of naturalistic hiking trails, live (enclosed), hives of honeybees, and our historic Wofford House Museum. The arboretum is committed to the preservation of the natural environment as well as the development of formal and informal plant collections, which are shown in formal and informal gardens, as well as a native plant area with nature paths, among other things. We may all learn to be a source of inspiration and direction for others who want to contribute to the preservation of our irreplaceable natural treasures, and we should do so. You are welcome to become a member of the East Texas Arboretum in order to support the mission of educating the public and to feel good about yourself knowing that you are making the world a better place by promoting environmental responsibility. If you would like to organize tours, hire facilities, or find out more about the arboretum, call the office at 903-675-5630. Outdoor wedding ceremonies are most commonly held in the following locations: A. The bride's selection! There are a variety of beautiful locations to pick from. Located near the Henderson County Veterans Memorial Wall, the porch of the Wofford House Museum, under the pavilion, and beside the Ruby Key Garden, there is a magnificent pine grove.