Camp Congress (The White Hat Airstream Park) was where I held 20 of my closest friends and family, my wedding, and my reception. Before I get into any further details let me say right off the bat that this was absolutely the best experience and that my expectations were floored. I rented the entire space (the house, the studio, and the airstreams) from Friday afternoon until Monday morning. Our plan was to hang out with everyone Friday night, have the ceremony and reception on Saturday, and have all day Sunday to chill out and hang some more. The entire space is so comfortable and cozy that it's really easy to remain calm during such a bonkers weekend. Miles let us arrive early Friday morning rather than the afternoon which was incredibly helpful. We didn't need to change the space too much for the event but it gave us plenty of time to arrange things and practice. Then we hung out and partied! There was a keg left over from SXSW that we deliciously finished! The ceremony went off without a hitch mainly due to the incredibly helpful groundskeeper Joe who bent over backwards to make sure everything was in order. Our photographer was on site most of the day taking pictures throughout the space. There's so many wonderful secret little pockets to hang out in and everything is decorated so interestingly - there was no shortage on where we could take pictures. With the sloping driveway, the two level deck, and other spots, there were so many levels for people to watch the ceremony. The party went late into the night without any real issues. Sunday was our super chill day and the fact that the space is located right on South Congress gave everyone lots of options to get out of the house. Me and my husband being from Austin used this time to RELAX! Some highlights: * firepit * outdoor movie space * the trailers are comfortable and air conditioned! * bikes available * limited parking * waffle maker! * lovely claw-tooth bathtub * outdoor grill Some tips (if you're looking to have your wedding here): * the space looks big but there are low branches making it difficult to get a food truck/trailer, as well as no large formal dining area - go for buffet style and aim for finger foods (we had sliders). * we had around 125 people and it was very comfortable * make plenty of time with your photographer - you'll want it! * we used the end of the driveway for the ceremony (right in front of the archway entrance to the airstream part of the space) and for the dancing. It worked out really well! Some frustrations: * Because the space is so unique people will come wandering into it which was a little concerning. We even had a drunk fool from the apartment complex next door crash the wedding and steal wine. * There are plenty of markets but there...