Enjoy the Oklahoma summertime heat! Scissortail Park is a great place to walk around, picnic, and even grab a bite to eat!

Bricktown is a neighborhood in OKC that is so much fun! Grab dinner, walk around to different bars and breweries, and enjoy the OKC skyline!

Grab your tickets to go inside the wonderful OKC Myriad Botanical Gardens, or, walk around the surrounding park area!

Social Capital is a fun, casual restaurant and bar in OKC's scissortail park! This indoor/outdoor restaurant is a great place to relax with friends and take in the city's nightlife!

Stanley Francis Rother was born March 27, 1935, in Okarche, Oklahoma. After being ordained a Priest, he sought and received permission to join the staff at the Oklahoma diocese's mission in Santiago Atitlan, Guatemala. He served the native Mayans of the region, particularly the Tz'utujil people. While he served in Guatemala, a civil war raged between the militarist government forces and the guerrillas. For his safety and that of his associate, Father Rother returned home to Oklahoma. He didn’t stay long, though, as he was determined to give his life completely to his people, stating that “the shepherd cannot run.” Within a few months, three men entered the rectory around 1 a.m. on July 28, 1981, fought with Father Rother and then executed him. In 2007, his Cause for Canonization was opened. In June 2015, the Vatican in Rome voted to formally recognize Oklahoma’s Father Stanley Rother a martyr. The determination of martyrdom was a critical step in the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City’s Cause to have Father Rother beatified: the final stage before canonization as a saint. He is the first martyr from the United States and the first U.S.-born priest to be beatified.

The Shrine holds a museum that shows historic moments in the life of Blessed Stanley Rother. The Shrine is also a pilgrimage site, with a beautiful sanctuary and chapel. This is the place where Logan and Emma got engaged and betrothed! Blessed Stanley Rother, pray for us!

In one place, visitors experience the collective histories of 39 distinctive First American Nations in Oklahoma today. First Americans Museum shares the cultural diversity, history, and contributions of the First Americans.

OKC is where Logan calls home! We hope you enjoy your time in OKC for our wedding:)

Got time for a short trip? Emma's hometown of Norman, Oklahoma is a short 25 minute drive south from downtown OKC! Norman is home to many local businesses, shops, and the University of Oklahoma.