Saint Arnold to Conduct Weddings at Houston's Big Brew Saturday

imageFrom Saint Arnold:

Marriages and vow renewals at Houston brewery's 'chapel' have become a beer festival tradition

What:
For the first time in Houston, Saint Arnold Brewing Company, the oldest craft brewery in Texas, has constructed its beloved chapel on the floor of Houston's inaugural Big Brew Grand Tasting Session. During the event, ordained ministers dressed as St. Arnold will conduct weddings, civil unions and vow renewals for Big Brew attendees. Saint Arnold Brewing Company will give each celebrating couple a set of bottle opener rings for wedding bands.

When:
1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m., Saturday, October 25, 2014

Where:
George R. Brown Convention Center
Saint Arnold Chapel, next to the Saint Arnold Beer Garden

Who:
An ordained minister dressed as St. Arnold of Metz, patron saint of brewers, and hundreds of craft beer lovers attending Houston's inaugural Big Brew Grand Tasting Session.

Why:
Mostly for fun, but some people actually take advantage of this opportunity to have a truly memorable wedding. In recent years, a visit to Saint Arnold's chapel at the Great American Beer Festival has become a tradition for craft beer lovers, with more than 1,200 ceremonies completed.

"We seized on this as an opportunity to celebrate the love of great beer and good friends," Saint Arnold Director of Marketing and Events, Lennie Ambrose. "With a selection of 1,000 craft beers available at our Big Brew weddings, this is the perfect marriage between vows and craft beer."

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