Playing with textures in the wardrobe for your big day works for every style of bride and groom.

Location: The Commodore Perry Estate, Models: Adam & Delaney (Wallflower Management); Hair by Ricky Hodge (Ricky Hodge Salon); Makeup by Courtney Torkelson; Styling Assistant: Erika Stojeba; Hair Assistant: Mel Martell

Dress by Theia $995, Blue Bridal; Earrings $130, Bracelet $145, Julian Gold.

Jacket $495, Pants $195, Shirt $185, Tie $98, all by Theory and available at Neiman Marcus.

Jacket $495 & Pants $195 by Theory, Shirt by Ike Behar $245, Tie, all available at Neiman Marcus.

Dress by Vera Wang $6,500, Julian Gold San Antonio; Bracelet $155, Earrings $32, both available at Julian Gold.

Dress by Romona Keveza $5,995, Julian Gold San Antonio; Earrings $65, Shoes by Kate Spade $325, Julian Gold.

Dress by Monique Lhullier $6,930, Julian Gold San Antonio; Veil by En Vogue $140, Blue Bridal; Bracelet $135, Earrings $32, both available at Julian Gold; Bouquet by Loretta Flower.

Tulle Era Dress $2,600, BHLDN.

On Delaney: Windswept Gown $2,800, BHLDN; On Adam: Tuxedo by Isaia $3,395, Shirt by Ike Behar $245, Tie & Cummerbund $145, Shoes by Ferragamo $595, all available at Neiman Marcus.

Suit, Shirt & Tie by Hugo Boss $895, $155, $95, Sunglasses by Giorgio Armani $245, all available at Neiman Marcus.

On Adam: Suit by Zegna $2,395, Shirt by Ike Behar $245, Tie by Theory $98, Neiman Marcus. On Delaney: Camisole $130, Julian Gold; Tulle Tier Skirt $800, BHLDN. Flower Crown by The Byrd Collective.

About the Location

The Commodore Perry Estate, a major early 20th-century Austin property listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is undergoing top-to-bottom restoration to continue its historic use as a venue for glamorous social events. The first phase of renovation will focus on the estate’s main building, an elegant 10,000-square-foot Mediterranean Revival mansion. The goal is to return it, as nearly as possible, to its appearance in the 1920s and 1930s, when owner Edgar H. Perry and his family entertained the movers and shakers of Austin society. A group of local investors purchased the nearly 10-acre estate in March 2011. The investor who initiated the purchase, has a personal relationship with the property, having developed a lifelong attachment to it when he was a student at the Perry School in the 1970s. He is supervising the work in conjunction with historic preservation consultant John Volz of Volz & Associates of Austin, and landscape architecture firm Mark Word Design of Austin. For more information about the Commodore Perry Estate and the current renovation plans, visit commodoreperryestate.com.