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To Have and to Hold: A Longhorn Shows Cancer What Love Means

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For better or worse, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health: Millions of couples have spoken those vows. For Jessica Sink-Wilkes, ’11, and her husband...

 
 

Red Raider Proposes to Longhorn; No Tortillas Thrown [Watch]

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No matter how intense the UT-Texas Tech rivalry is—or how many tortillas Tech fans toss on the field when the Horns visit Lubbock—it’s not strong enough...

 
 

Hooked for Life: A Longhorn Wedding in Aggieland

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Lots of couples show their Longhorn pride with a few burnt-orange accents at their wedding, but one bride and groom have seriously upped the ante. Chase and Ashley...

 
 

A Longhorn Wedding

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Charles E. Maddox, BA ’10, Life Member, shared this photo from the wedding of Heather Carson and Bryce Pearcy, BA ’09, Life Member, on April 27 in Granbury,...

 
 

A Longhorn Wedding in Houston

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Carol Menendez, BS ’11, sent this photo from her Dec. 31 wedding to Matthew Phillip Lisherness. At least four Longhorns were guests at the wedding, which took...

 
 

A Longhorn Wedding—With a Fantastic Cake

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These proud Longhorns all attended the wedding of Jonathan Huss, BA ’01, Life Member, and Lindsey Huss in Le Mars, Iowa, in September. From left: Lyra Kalish,...

 
 

An Epic Burnt-Orange Wedding

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We see a lot of Longhorn wedding photos at the Alcalde, but this has to be one of the most epic yet—right up there with the martini-serving Longhorn ice sculpture...

 
 
A Western Pennsylvanian Longhorn Wedding

A Western Pennsylvanian Longhorn Wedding

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Vicky Yap, BS ’11, shared this photo from the recent wedding of Claire [Rhein] Lesage, BM ’10, and Bruno Lesage, BS ’10. The Lesages were married on June...

 
 

To Have and To Hook ’em

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Longhorn weddings are serious business. At The Alcalde, we’re consistently inspired by the creative ways Texas Exes incorporate their alma mater into their...

 
 

A Texas Exes Wedding

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Alumni often attend Texas Exes chapter events in search of camaraderie, school spirit, or maybe just a good seat to watch a football game. But what about finding...

 
 
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