A downtown Houston wedding venue has closed unexpectedly, causing disruption for couples who had planned to hold their weddings there. The venue in question is the Crystal Ballroom at the Rice, located on Texas Avenue. Couples are now scrambling to find alternative venues for their weddings.
At least one bride reported learning of the closure via email. Further details about the sudden closure are available from local news sources, including FOX 26 Houston.
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