Houston Meteorologist’s Ranch Wedding full of Texas Charm

A bride and groom smiling in front of a large tree. — Photo: John Cain Photography | Stationery + Registry: Bering’s

Houston meteorologist Caroline Brown from KPRC2 met her husband, Jack, through a bit of family matchmaking. Caroline’s sister saw the potential long before Caroline did, predicting they’d be perfect together. Caroline’s brother-in-law happened to be Jack’s roommate, and when the two met, the sparks were undeniable. Caroline shares, “Turns out my sister was right, he’s my absolute dream man, and we’ve been inseparable ever since.”

Jack proposed to Caroline in a beautiful, thoughtful setup. When she arrived home from her morning show, she followed a trail of rose petals up to their outdoor terrace, where Jack was down on one knee, with their dog, Stormy, loyally by his side. After saying “yes,” Caroline was surprised yet again—Jack had planned a celebratory trip to Miami!

On March 16, 2024, the couple exchanged vows at Caroline’s family ranch, a deeply meaningful place for the bride. With a green, white, and gold color scheme, they kept the decor and stationery by Bering’s classic and understated. “We kept our colors simple because we wanted the natural Texas wildflowers to steal the show,” Caroline shares. “I’m very proud to be a sixth-generation Texan, and I’m giddy that the timing worked out that the bluebonnets were in bloom for our guests!”

Their outdoor ceremony took place in a breathtaking field of bluebonnets and wildflowers. Caroline looked radiant in her Ines Di Santo gown as she walked down the aisle with her father, who wore a bolo tie and longhorn cufflinks. Despite a forecast calling for rain, Caroline and her bridesmaids—many of whom are also meteorologists—decided to forgo a tent, trusting their radar skills. “It was risky, but our accurate forecast paid off! It stayed dry for our guests, and our ceremony and cocktail hours were perfect,” Caroline says.

As the sun set over the ranch, the couple enjoyed a breathtaking view that led into a night filled with dancing and a spectacular fireworks show.

Continue scrolling for more photos of Caroline and Jack’s ranch wedding.

White, black and gold stationery with green detailing from Bering's.

The groom's monogrammed shirt with longhorn cufflinks.

An engagement ring on a green velvet ring box next to bluebonnets.

The bride in white pajamas sitting with her bridesmaids in green floral pajamas.

The bride hugging her dad before the wedding.

The bride standing with her bridesmaids in mismatched green dresses.

The bride's father helping the bride get into a vintage car.

The father of the bride wearing a plaid sport coat, a bolo tie and longhorn cufflinks.

The ceremony space with a cross at the end of the aisle on a private family ranch.

The bride and her father walking down the aisle.

The bride and groom kissing in the middle of the aisle at their ranch wedding.

The bride and groom posing with their dog.

The bride and groom dancing in the wildflowers at their private ranch wedding.

The reception in a barn venue with white floral centerpieces and gold chairs.

The barn space decorated in white florals and gold chairs.

The bride and groom dancing on a black and white checkered dance floor.

The bride and groom kissing white cutting into a 3-tier white wedding cake.

The bride and groom kissing underneath the fireworks at their ranch wedding.

“Houston Meteorologist’s Ranch Wedding full of Texas Charm” Spotlight WiH Partner- Stationery + Registry: Bering’s

Contributing Vendors- Photo: John Cain Photography / 4 Mile Creek Ranch / Emily with Belle Events / Bramble & Bee / Aztec Events & Tents / Churrascos Catering / Piece A Cake Brenham / Ines Di Santo / John Bunn Films / Drywater Band / Sam’s Limousine / Lovelykind Beauty / Dubin’s Fine Jewelry

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