Nashville Wedding Ideas and Inspiration

A Whimsical Country Club Wedding in Shades of Green and Gold

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The wedding colors were a lovely spring mix of lavender, blush pink, and dusty rose with light greenery to complement the soft palette.

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I was inspired by Lake Como, Italy, and French garden vibes. I loved the loose, organic, and garden aesthetic with soft spring colors, along with accents of golds and blacks. I was also just really digging different shades of green, so I tried incorporating different green accents where I could. The inspiration was romantic and whimsical.

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[field title=”Proposal Story”]Isaiah and I met on Hinge in 2023. We were honestly both very skeptical about getting back on dating apps as we both never had any luck and of course were hoping to meet one another organically in person. We both remember almost giving up and deleting the app when I liked one of his photos and we matched. We messaged for like 3 days on the app before he asked for my number and to talk on the phone. If you know me, I never give my phone number out that easily and absolutely dislike talking on the phone; texting is my jam. well i just felt in my gut that i should just do it anyways even if it wasn’t my norm. Our first phone call lasted almost 3 hours. We texted all day and would talk on the phone every night. We asked deep questions, talked about God, our goals and of course what we both wanted for our future. We talked on the phone for a whole month before having our first official date. we didn’t mean for that to happen but with my busy event schedule during the week and weekend and his busy work week and distance a month had passed we found a weekend that worked for the both of us. We had our first date at The Rutledge in Nashville. Had a yummy dinner then ended up going out to a random bar to dance. Hands down was the best date I had. After that we saw each other every weekend.[/field]
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The wedding gown was a beautiful floor-length satin gown by Wonders by Watters. The neckline added visual interest to the dress. The classic silhouette was understated and classic.

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The bridesmaid dresses were satin sage green dresses with varying necklines to complement each girl. Purchases from Babyboo Fashion complemented the soft spring colors. The elevated satin fabric added a beautiful shine in the glowing sun.

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The groom dressed in a black jacquard tuxedo with subtle floral patterns, while his groomsmen wore classic and sleek black suits. They posed with black sunglasses to give an editorial vibe.

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Cocktail hour featured light bites catered by The Grove Country Club that included a light spring salad, jalapeno watermelon, and grilled Brussel sprouts with sausage. Dinner was also catered by The Grove Country Club and featured classic southern comfort dishes like braised short rib, country-style mac and cheese, and BBQ chicken.

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The florals were curated by the bride and her team from Bloom 615, where she works as a florist. Her design and vision came to life when Bloom 615 created a ceremony space that felt like a curated garden scene, alive with texture and romance. The arch was asymmetrical, whimsical, and bursting with alliums, baby’s breath, garden roses, and trailing greenery in lavender, blush, and cream. The reception had candles in glass cylinders that flickered among sculptural florals in lilac, blush, and ivory. The place settings featured gold flatware, green ceramic chargers, and delicate porcelain plates with gold leaf detailing. Custom menus sat atop taupe linen napkins.

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The cheesecake factory made a beautiful, large, round cheesecake that was adorned with flowers for an Italian wedding vibe.

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The ceremony was peaceful and full of shared stories and experiences from the couple. They read bible verses and thanked God for meeting and being present in their love. The reception space lit up, and the mood shifted into a fun party vibe! The couple danced the night away.

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The send-off was magical. Guests lined the walkway with ribbons and glow wands as cold sparks exploded around the couple. Emily and Isaiah danced through the lights one final time, hand in hand, arms raised in triumph. It was electric, celebratory, and so fitting for a day that had honored everything they love most.

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From the bride: “I have no complaints whatsoever. Everyone saw my vision and brought it to life. It was such a fun experience to be in the bride’s shoes this time. As a person in the industry, it can be difficult to let go and let your team and other vendors take care of it, but thankfully,y I trusted that everyone would be able to execute the way I envisioned. And it was my magical day.”

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YouTuber Weds in Summery Garden Wedding at Cheekwood

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Soft pastel tones of sage, lavender, peach, and blue brought a dreamy feel to the celebration, with ample flowers adding to the enchantment. [/field]
[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]Inspired by summery colors and fresh flowers, Kelly and Tyler’s wedding was a garden party to remember! Kelly and Tyler tied the knot in an outdoor ceremony nestled in the venue’s botanical garden with special guests Kino and Archie, their two pups dressed in floral collars. (The two would later star on the cocktail napkins at the reception!) The reception hall spilled out onto a sun-filled terrace for guests to mingle, relax in the lounge areas, and grab a drink at the custom grey-latticed bar.[/field]
[field title=”Proposal Story”]Known as WILDCAT by his 8 million subscribers, Tyler’s YouTube gaming channel has evolved into a massive platform that sends him to gaming conventions far and wide. He met Kelly at one such event, and the two felt an undeniable connection that led to a year of long-distance chatting. One day, Tyler invited Kelly to visit him in Indiana. She agreed, driving out to spend two weeks getting to know each other. Everything was going wonderfully until Kelly’s car broke down on her drive home. Since it was Christmas Eve, she begrudgingly accepted that she’d spend Christmas alone in a hotel room. But as soon as Tyler heard, he flew her to his parents’ home, where he had driven for the holidays. They’ve been living together ever since! Years later, Tyler proposed to Kelly under the lights of their front yard while their friends cheered them on.[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]Kelly stunned in a sleek lace gown with a scallop hem slit on the side, purchased from Grace Loves Lace.[/field]
[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]Kelly’s bridesmaids wore mismatched pastel dresses to match the day’s florals.[/field]
[field title=”Groomsman Attire”]Tyler wore a beige linen suit with a patterned tie.[/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]After lots of dancing, Kelly and Tyler ended the night by sharing a late-night snack of cookies and milk with their guests.[/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The reception saw the garden theme brought indoors for an elegant floral-forward design featuring blue-green print linens, scalloped china, and rattan napkin holders. Colorful blooms and fresh fruits filled the center of each table and adorned the newlyweds’ simple two-tiered cake. [/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The couple’s colorful wedding cake featured vibrant blooms, apricots, and red grapes.[/field]
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[field title=”Special Detail #1″]In keeping with the theme, a basket of flowers was set out for guests to put in their hair.[/field]
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Eye-Catching Blooms and Iconic Bridal Style at This Nashville Affair

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[field title=”Wedding Colors”]Taber & Christopher’s ceremony colors were an elegant combination of blue & white. The bridesmaids wore beautiful blue gowns from Bella Bridesmaids & carried a single white Calla lily down the aisle. The iconic Hermitage Hotel, where the couple held their reception, perfectly complimented the minimally added reception touches of red, raspberry, purple, & green in the unique & eye catching floral arrangements.[/field]
[field title=”Design / Vibe / Vision”]A handful of words come to mind when thinking of the overall design, vibe, & vision for Taber & Chris’ wedding day. Joyful. Classic. Angelic. Iconic. Fun. Sentimental. Personal. Both Taber & Chris deeply care about the people in their lives. The way they honored & interacted with their family & friends on their wedding day left everyone involved feeling seen, delighted in & loved. Their wedding day perfectly reflected their personal style & creativity, but also revealed the kind of life-giving, joy-filled, & humble people they truly are. It was an honor to witness & to capture.[/field]
[field title=”Proposal Story”]Chris proposed at one of their favorite and most cherished pieces of land on Grand Lake in Oklahoma known as “Paradise Point.” This spot has been in Tabor’s family for years. Generations have made memories on this piece of land! It is where Taber, her mom, her grandmother, and great grandmother all learned to water ski! On August 4th, 2023, Chris had a custom bench, bible, and pictures of their passed loved ones all seated where the water breaks to the rocks. He held Taber’s hand and walked her down to the edge of the water where he sat her down, read pieces of scripture they love, and then asked for her hand in marriage. It was perfect and so “them”! The feeling in that moment was something Taber said she would never forget.[/field]
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[field title=”Wedding Gown”]Taber’s wedding dress was found at Mark Ingram Bridal in New York City and was a Stephane Rolland design! This bride is deeply passionate about fashion and loves incorporating really cool structures and sculpture like details into everything she wears! Stephane Rolland is a designer that does just that with her wedding gowns! Taber’s gown was a full length white crepe mermaid dress with a boat neck-line, open-back, and sculptural “orchid sleeves” in Gazar. It was the last dress she tried on & was absolutely perfect and everything she dreamed of! [/field]
[field title=”Bridesmaid Dresses”]The bridesmaids look was highly inspired by the mother of the bride’s bridesmaid dresses she picked when she got married in 1995. Taber said she knew she loved the look of a 90’s bridesmaid, but especially loved the classiness of the way her mom’s bridesmaids looked. She, the MOB, had her bridesmaids wear a strapless light blue satin A-line, added a silk scarf around their arms, and finished off the look with satin gloves that matched. When Taber was deciding what her girls would wear, she kept going back to how classy and timeless her mom’s bridesmaids looked & how the look had stood the test of time. With that thought, Taber wanted to honor her mom and recreate the look! With hair slicked back into ballerina buns, light blue satin twill strapless dresses, and short white lace and satin gloves, they were able to do just that. “They looked like Cinderella. The classiest and most beautiful group of girls I am honored to call friends!”, Taber said.[/field]
[field title=”Groomsman Attire”]Sticking with the classiness aspect of the entire wedding attire, Taber knew she wanted the boys in a traditional black and white tux. “There is something about this that will always stand the test of time and makes any man look so handsome!”, She said. All the groomsmen wore a black bow tie and Chris, the groom, wore a white bow tie. It was perfect detail to make sure the groom stood out from the rest of the groomsmen. [/field]
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[field title=”Food & Drink”]Taber said, “When we sat down to plan our wedding, we made a list of “saves” and “splurges”. One of our “splurges” was definitely our food! We were asking all of our guests to travel to Nashville to celebrate with us, so we wanted to spoil them with an amazing dinner!” Taber & Chris did a four course meal starting with a wedge salad. The guests were then served a tomato soup followed by the main course, fillet mignon. Dessert was of course wedding cake! Guests still tell them it was one of the best meals they’ve ever had![/field]
[field title=”Florals & Decor”]The ceremony took place in a church, and the reception was held in a historical hotel in downtown Nashville known as “The Hermitage Hotel.” Taber had two very different floral visions for these two spaces. Both the bride & the groom really value their faith and wanted their ceremony to almost feel “angelic” as a way to display and honor that aspect of their lives. Taber said she wanted the presence of God to be known and felt. With that, they knew they wanted all white, airy, and beautiful flowers! The aisle was lined with as many Calla Lilies as possible, spilling installations of white florals draped the altar, and a beautiful white aisle runner was used to usher the bride & her father down to the awaiting groom. The reception space was so beautiful on its own as far as its interiors that Taber & Chris didn’t feel the need to fill it with flowers. They did minimal florals in the space, but the ones they did have were beautiful arrangements of red anthurium and other unique floral elements.[/field]
[field title=”Wedding Cake”]The wedding cake was a white, three tiered, almond flavor with vintage piping in buttercream icing! Taber’s favorite part of their wedding cake was the topper. It was her great grandfather and great grandmother’s cake topper from their wedding. “Also known as our “Nene & Papa.” I knew I wanted to honor as many loved ones as I could with our wedding day who had ultimately shaped us into being the couple that we were.” – Taber
Her Nene was an incredible artist and her papa was incredibly smart and business savvy. They have shaped Taber’s family in many ways and the cake was one way to honor them! [/field]
[field title=”Readings, Ceremony Music, Reception Songs”]The couple’s ceremony was incredibly special to them with songs and scriptures that played a huge part in their relationship. Two of Taber’s grandfathers and Chris’ dad read several scriptures they love including, 1 Corinthians 13: 4-13, Ecclesiastes 4: 9-12, and 2 Corinthians 4: 13-18. During their time of communion, Taber’s matron of honor and one of her best friends sang the beautiful hymnal, “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus”. While they sang, the couple took communion and silently prayed together over the future of their marriage. Taber said, “It is actually one of our favorite memories and pictures from our entire day.” For their reception, the couple knew they wanted to keep the energy high! Instead of slow dancing for their first dance they entered with, “I Wanna Dance with Somebody” by Whitney Houston and saved their slow dance, “One day Tonight” by Hoah Thompson for their last dance of the night! [/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #1″]”My “Mother-In-Love” as we like to say in our family, took apart her wedding dress and made my getting ready robe out of it! It was the most beautiful, special, and thoughtful gift to me. My sister in law had one too and we both got ready in her reconstructed dress! It was a beautiful way to honor her and something I will hold onto forever and pass onto my girls!” – Taber[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #2″]”As a way to honor my mom, my reception dress was made from her wedding dress! She has beautiful taste and her dress had lace roses all over the top with a short sleeve ball gown silhouette! We used the underskirt fabric as the skirt part and then corseted the top! It was SO fun to dance in and my dad said he was doing double takes the whole night watching me dance!” – Taber[/field]
[field title=”Special Detail #3″]”Chris and I are both extremely sentimental and love our families, so it only made sense to incorporate this into my wedding ring! My ring has two diamonds on it, one of which belonged to my grandmother on my fathers side (our meme) and one which belonged to Chris’ grandmother on his mothers side (his meme). The band has blue sapphires which belonged to my Meme as well! Chris has always worn a bracelet that his grandfather gifted to him and is very special to him. For the gold the jeweler melted down that bracelet and used it to complete the ring. I will treasure my ring forever not only because it is so beautiful, but because it incorporates so many we love into one heirloom! What a gift!” – Taber[/field]
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A Chic Cozy Baby Shower with The Cutest Pink Dress Ever

The weather may be getting a hint warmer and the first signs of Spring peaking through, but I for one, am fully cozied up with the most beautiful Winter inspired baby shower I have ever laid eyes on. From the stunning Nashville home to the most adorable hot pink baby shower dress ever, each detail was meant to evoke a feeling of warmth and all out luxury. And me and my cup of hot cocoa are fully on board with all of the pretty. Photography by Abigail Lewis | Planning by Molly Sohr.

From photographer, Abigail Lewis…Baby showers come in all shapes and sizes, but this one in particular came with a heavy dose of lovely, filled with gorgeous details, a cozy and wonderfully welcome setting and perhaps, the most adorable mom-to-be the internet has ever seen.

Sarah Kate, sister of talented wedding planner Molly Sohr, came into town for the holiday season, and Molly used this as the perfect excuse to throw a cozy, modern baby shower.

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There were plenty of pops of pink for the arrival of “Baby GG” (Ginevra Grace), who whose beautiful name reflects her parents’ current home in Italy. It was the perfect winter day, complete with a few falling snow flakes right after guests arrived.

Molly and Sarah Kate both emphasized the importance of getting a few portraits taken with family, as they are very rarely together in the same home. In the words of Molly, “It was such a joy filled day hosting my beautiful sister + mom-to-be’s baby shower in January. I could not be more excited to be an aunt this march!”

In-home chef, The Salted Table, created an unbelievably intricate brunch spread that was truly irresistible, complete with a buffet style setup on the kitchen island featuring delicious brunch items like avocado toast, build your own omelets, French toast, and more. Molly even created a delicious ‘mocktail’ that the guest of honor could enjoy – a Lemon Ginger Spritz MockTail: lavender | ginger komboucha | soda water | lemon | mint. For our other guests, we had a separate small bar area for self serve cocktails, mocktails, champagne + rosè”.

We opted for had open seating to create a more causal environment for a daytime event. Then, . All in all, it was a day for the books!

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Intimate Backyard Chic Celebration In The Heart Of Nashville

With a vision to create an intimate celebration with family and friends, John and Susan’s wedding turned out to be what elegant backyard wedding dreams are made of. Held on a private property in the heart of Nashville, Taryn Stark Wyant Event Planning and Design created a chic day that made guests feel at home. From fireplaces filled with greenery and flickering candlelight to a reception table covered in romantic blooms, the floral designs by The Florista are heartwarming. The love and happiness of the day was artfully captured by SASs Photography. Make sure to watch the entire day unfold in the full gallery.

FromTaryn Stark Wyant Event Planning and Design… John and Susan met on eHarmony! Each of them came from different life experiences and felt as though they were wasting their time with the online dating ap, but thought it was worth a shot. Sue saw John’s bare-bones profile, but felt like the few things he had to say were in line with her views and decided to send him a smile. He responded with an invitation to get coffee. “Neither of us ever looked back,” Sue exclaims!

In describing her vision for the wedding day, Sue expresses, “We wanted to keep the ceremony simple and elegant. The most important part of our vision was to be surrounded by family and friends in a beautiful setting. We want it to feel like a relaxed celebration. We didn’t see this as the start of something, just a celebration to be able to share our happiness with our families and friends. We want them to feel like they were a part of an intimate celebration.”

Taryn Stark Wyant Event Planning and Design designed the day with ideals of romantic intimacy and comfortable celebration at the forefront. Hues of deep burgundy were offset with pale mauve. Brick fireplaces were filled with flickering pillar candles surrounded with swaying greenery, and family and friends converged easily to celebrate Sue and John’s commitment.

Two Bridal Gowns & A Stunning Floral Arch At Saint Elle, a New Nashville Venue, Ready For You To Say I Do!

We love introducing a new venue to y’all, and this one is a good one! Saint Elle in Nashville is a modern yet romantic beauty and ready to book weddings again, and Elizabeth Nord Photography takes us along on this gorgeous inspiration shoot! With not one, but two stunning bridal gowns and even a getting-ready robe by Cara Maria Farella, and the most beautiful handcrafted floral arch by Kennedy Occasions, this shoot is giving us ALL of the inspiration we needed to get us through the week! Feather and Oak styled the day and Posh Occasions planned it all from start to finish, which even included live painter, Rebecca Hunter Studio of the ceremony! Check it all out below!

From Elizabeth Nord Photography…This shoot was shot at Saint Elle which is a new venue that opened in 2020. Because of the pandemic, they were not able to have weddings in the space for a long time but this past fall, I was able to help plan and shoot in this amazing space located in downtown Nashville, TN. Just outside the venue, you will see the beautiful skyline! I reached out to some of the best vendors in the wedding business and created a styled shoot to swoon over.

I wanted to feature tons of fresh and muted florals and Kennedy Occasions did not disappoint. She created a stunning floral arch that took hours to pull together which made for the most beautiful ceremony backdrop for the couple. We even put the cake under the arch during the reception to show how you can reuse the arch for the end of the night as well. I also loved that the floral designer, Emily, was able to repurpose florals from the ceremony aisle to centerpieces on each of the tables at the reception.

It was important to me to showcase multiple clothing and dress options for the bride. My friend and talented Chicago dress designer and creator, Cara Maria Farella, blew our minds with two unique bridal gowns featuring two completely different looks for the first look/portraits and the ceremony/reception. She also adorned the bride with the most incredible getting ready robe and peacoat perfect for her chilly late night send-off.

The hair and makeup were provided by Shani with Canvas and Coif. Shani created two completely different hairstyles with each of the dresses to not take away from the gowns, but accentuate its unique features as well as the beauty of the bride. I love when my couples have a day and a night look!

The delicate handwritten invitation suite was created by White Ink Calligraphy. She also created “bride” and “groom” name tags as well as menus for the table settings that we chose to style with the gold silverware.

The ceremony featured a live painter, Rebecca Hunter Studio. She first painted the ceremony space and then once the ceremony began, she painted the bride and groom into the portrait. It was mesmerizing to watch. I love this trend of having a live painter at your wedding and having a unique first piece of art in your home together!

Feather and Oak was our stylist for the day and it was so much fun having her there. Seeing her style each place setting and help me with styling the getting ready detail flat lays was so much fun. I couldn’t have pulled this off without the help and day-of-organization of Posh Occasions. She pulled together my vision of a covid-friendly, intimate wedding celebration quickly and beautifully!

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The Ultimate Nashville Wedding In The Bride’s Childhood Home

When an interior designer bride teams up with Paige and Windrow Event Planning, you know the result will be spectacular. Lillian’s childhood home was transformed into her dream wedding venue, and the awe-inspiring pictures by Elizabeth Lanier Photography are giving us all the laidback elegant vibes we dream of. The design inspired garden party is not to be missed, complete with rattan chandeliers dripping in greenery and a hanging floral installation above the dance floor by Tulip Tree Ink. Head to the full gallery to drool over all the special details.

From the bride… The day felt extra special and unique having it at my childhood home, in the backyard that I grew up playing in. My parents were so kind and generous to let us take over their house and transform it into our dream wedding venue. The whole event was intimate and dreamy and felt true to who we are as a couple.

I was very involved in the planning, but I couldn’t have imagined doing it without Paige and Windrow. As an interior designer, I immediately started treating the process as I would a job—I literally had a PowerPoint presentation at our first wedding planning meeting! I knew I wanted it to have a casual, yet elegant feel.

My husband and I had an amazing experience with Elizabeth Lanier Photography. We were both were a little nervous on the day of, but Sarah Elizabeth was so nice and made us feel totally at ease. She gave us plenty of direction, but let us be ourselves. She has such a calming energy. The end result was beautiful photos that felt natural and candid and truly captured who we are as a couple and the best day of our lives together so far.

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Summer Kissed Wedding Inspiration at Mint Spring Farms

That DRESS, these dreamy images from Ashley Rae Photography, and those ultra-feminine blooms by Janna Brown Design Co – this garden inspired editorial is summer wedding heaven. Seriously, if I could re-do my entire wedding day, it would look exactly like this. To all our Nashville brides, Mint Spring Farms is a total must to consider for your big day, once you head over to the full gallery – you’ll understand why!

From Ashley Rae Photography… The design of our editorial at Mint Springs Farm was inspired by the tone of a single rose. This Distant Drum rose grew our palette to an array of warm tones, which we used in our a garden-inspired editorial, with the flowers at the forefront. Captured beautifully by Ashley Rae Photography.

Our bride’s gown, by Alon Livne, was complemented by a delicate lace veil by Girl and a Serious Dream, which together created magic in the afternoon sun. We utilized a charming greenhouse for portraits that further enhanced our garden aesthetic. Our tablescape was built of luxurious fabrics and modern touches, nestled beneath wild blooms.

Our paper goods were designed to pair with the mauve palette and adorned each place setting. The rolling Tennessee hills provided a beautiful backdrop for final portraits and a panoramic view of Mint Springs Farm. The location was perfect for the romantic summer sun-kissed nuptials.

Almost All Decor Was Brought in from Family Homes to Create the Ultimate Personalized Wedding!

We’re all about personalization over here at SMP, so when we saw Belle and Jon’s Nashville wedding planned by The New Eclectic – we were immediately obsessed. Every single corner of this delightful affair was carefully curated with personalized details. They tied the knot at a plantation the bride’s family frequented as she was growing up, they used items from family homes for the decor (major vintage chic vibes), the bride’s mom created their custom wedding monogram, the list goes on… we’re pretty sure this is the most personal and unique wedding we’ve ever laid eyes on! See all the can’t-miss details at the full gallery – all taken by Kati Mallory Photo & Design!

From the planner, Alex Cantrell, of The New Eclectic… Belle and Jon Aaron were married on June 8, 2019 at Belle Meade Plantation in Nashville, TN. They met at Harding University in Searcy, AR, where Belle was a football cheerleader and Jon Aaron played football. When we started planning the wedding, we wanted to focus on making every little detail incredibly personal. Belle always wanted a formal garden wedding. They had looked into a few different venues around Nashville, but Belle Meade was the perfect fit. It was extra special to Belle’s family because they would go by the plantation every year for Easter lunch as she was growing up. Belle’s mom, Beth, is a painter and created the custom monogram and crest that was featured on the Save the Dates, table numbers, coffee bar banner, head table napkin, ring bearer pillow, and various other places. You’re Invited, a local shop, was integral in bringing the vision for all the paper goods to life.

All of the blue and white ginger jars were from Beth’s personal collection, and Stella Rose Florals filled them beautifully. We incorporated a handful of silver pieces from the groom’s grandmothers silver collection, and the diamonds in Belle’s ring are heirloom diamonds. Almost all decor we used was brought in from the family homes, making the day unique to the couple and very personal. Belle and Jon Aaron both grew up eating on Blue Willow China, which is why we decided to use the Royal Doulton China on the head table.

The crest, created by Belle’s mom, was monogramed onto head table napkins by Sew Special by V. The Honeydew Palomino linens and runners used in the tent came from Nuage Designs, and all other linens, chairs, and other rentals came from Liberty Party Rental. Belle has always considered herself a “pink and green” girl, so we used various touches of pinks and greens throughout the design. Bows are also something Belle has always been known for, so incorporating bows into the day was a must. Copper Whisk Cakes created a beautiful cake with a bow accenting the upper tiers.

The Bridesmaids dresses (Bridals by Lori by Alfred Sung) were customized with beautiful bows at the bottom of the open backs, and the invitation and programs all had bows on them as well. Belle’s dress was a custom Blush Sparkle Lazaro gown. We decided on white dinner jackets for the men because of the classic, southern summer look, and because both Belle & Jon Aaron’s grandfathers got married wearing the same look! On the day of the wedding, storms were rolling in through Nashville. Every hour or so, a downpour would occur – everyone was nervous about the outdoor wedding that so much thought and planning had gone into! We all prayed that the clouds would part, and miraculously they DID! Belle & Jon Aaron were able to have the outdoor wedding they’d dreamed about, and as soon as they said, “I do!” the rain started. It was God’s perfect timing!

One of the hits of the evening was the live painter, Jordan Sprague. This was a special surprise to Belle from her parents. Jordan painted the reception tent throughout the evening, and the end product was absolutely gorgeous! The guests loved getting to witness her paint as well, and it now hangs as a cherished piece in the couple’s home. Every detail for this lovely southern garden wedding was thought through and personal. It was such a special evening for all who were involved!

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Organizing With The Home Edit

There has never been a better time to get organized than now! Especially thanks to Clea and Joanna – the amazing women behind The Home Edit. With the release of their first book The Home Edit: A Guide to Organizing and Realizing Your House Goals, (out today!) getting your life together has never been easier!

If you aren’t familiar with The Home Edit (where have you been?) they are the duo behind those perfectly put together pantries and color coded closets you’ve seen all over Instagram. With over 1 million followers, and major celebrity fans – Reese Witherspoon, Khloe Kardashian, and Lauren Conrad to name a few – it was about time that their organizational knowledge be shared with the masses!

What we love about this book is the totally reasonable and realistic approach to getting organized. They know how overwhelming it is to open up that overstuffed closet; so, they tell you how to get started. One of the hardest parts about organizing is knowing how to begin. The answer? Start by taking everything out so you have a blank slate! Clea and Joanna guide the reader through different ‘clutter-prone’ areas of the house and suggest starting small (i.e. tackle that junk drawer first!).

STORAGE ITEMS WE CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT

Keep a lookout for these items at your local home goods store:

SHOE BOXES

Not the cardboard boxes from your shopping trip. The ones we like are plastic with snap-on lids to keep items dust-free. You can use them for shoes, but they have other great uses as well. Also, the see-through plastic is ideal for storing seasonal items (so you can remember what you’ve stored).

LAZY SUSANS

Not just for spice cabinets—you can also use these for crafts, toiletries, laundry supplies, and under the kitchen sink. Just to name a few!

STORAGE INSERTS

Go for the unlidded kind for easy access and fast pickup like in kids’ playrooms where you need to organize things quickly and neatly. Or use them on closet shelves for organizing small accessories and sunglasses. These can tip over (and they’re not lidded) so make sure they’re lined up safely and on a stable surface, like on a shelf with a lip.

NON SLIP HANGERS

No wire hangers! JK, but seriously, why bother hanging things up if they just slip off and fall on the floor? Velvety hangers are a godsend—they’ll hold anything.

DOOR RACKS

The inside of every closet or pantry should have a door rack, and a quick search online shows so many different uses: for organizing shoes, gift wrap, the tops of pots and pans. If you haven’t shopped for a door rack lately, you’re missing out.

MAGAZINE FILES

We almost never use magazine files for their intended purpose. Instead, we put them to use separating handbags, clutches, notebooks, stationery, board games, and boxed puzzles.

STORAGE BASKETS WITH HANDLES

Handled baskets are one of our most frequently used items. They serve the critical purpose of containment and allow for easy-to-reach access on upper shelves.

CLEAR PANTRY BINS

Nothing goes in our refrigerator or freezer without first being stashed in a clear bin. They’re great for avoiding spills and organizing types of food.

LINED STORAGE BINS

Don’t put delicate items in bins that will snag. Look for lined baskets. Also, they add a softer touch for the bedroom.

STORAGE TIERS

Make your pantry shelves work a little harder with these tiered shelves, which help you reach the back of the cabinet more easily.

The Home Edit: A Guide to Organizing and Realizing Your House Goals is out today! Order your copy now and get ready to declutter! You can also shop the below items on The Home Edit Shop.

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A Champagne Cart Is Officially the Only Way to Pop Bubbly at Your Wedding

The minute we saw these stunning sun-kissed photos from Lauren Fair’s workshop at Green Door Gourmet in Nashville, we were in head over heels in love. We don’t know if it’s the feminine color palette of yellow, pink, lilac, linen and honey or the ethereal Monique Lhuillier gown or the trendy champagne cart – but something about this editorial designed by RSVP Events just keeps us coming back for more. Take one look at Melissa Broadwell’s unfinished arbor and you’ll totally get it. But that’s enough out of us, go see for yourself…

From Lauren Fair Photography… Stealing kisses beneath the trees with your love, the warmth of the sun, lying in a field of wildflowers. Inspired by softness and femininity, our team dreamt this sun-kissed editorial to capture the feeling of a summer romance. Hues of bright pink, peach, and happy yellow are softened by hues of linen, blush, lilac, and hints of honey create a color palette of femininity and warmth.

Our editorial takes place in the fields of Green Door Gourmet amid a sea of yellow wildflowers, the intimate ceremony framed by a broken arbor by Melissa Broadwell, lush with lavender clematis, distant drum roses, jasmine, butter yellow roses, and peach lisianthus. Our bride’s hair is adorned with fresh blooms, and she wears Amie by Monique Lhuillier, a silk sheath gown with an embellished tulle plunging illusion v-neck with flutter sleeves and a sweet velvet bow at her waist.

Her bridal shoes, embroidered lace mules and luminous pearl heels tied with silk bows by Bella Belle Shoes, are perfectly ladylike, adding a feeling of sweetness. Fluttery French lace lingerie makes up her trousseau, with a romantic French Chantilly lace skirt. Our paper goods by Ink & Press Co. Are the perfect first impression, with romantic gold calligraphy, deckled edges, botanical gold wax seals, and a floral envelope liner, and the scrolled place cards add a hint of elegance to each place setting. At the reception, ivory candles dot a buttery linen, with blooms spilling from footed brass vessels.

Lilacs, ranunculus, poppies, clematis, snap dragons, peach parrot tulips, and jasmine drape across antique crystal. Ivory chargers carved in feminine detail frame plates trimmed in lace. Menus are the sweetest blush hue and calligraphed in gold lettering, and accented with a sprig of clematis and jasmine, tied with a peach fluttering ribbon. You can’t go wrong with champagne on tap!

In addition to the champagne cart, the bar featured two signature drinks: Love Potion with prosecco, blackberry syrup, and thyme and a Raspberry Champagne Float with raspberry sorbet, champagne, and fresh raspberries.

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Pastel Wedding Inspiration at Riverwood Mansion in Nashville

Spring is here babes! It’s finally here. That means wedding season is right around the corner and we’re rolling out a plethora of stunning color palettes to inspire you warm-weather fete. Nothing is more spring-classic than a pastel palette and that just what RSVP Events, Julie Paisley and Melissa Broadwell are delivering today. Dive into the dreamiest-ever gallery for more.

From RSVP Events… Our editorial focuses on pastel hues of lavender, pale blue, blush, and cream. The bride’s gown is a set of separates by Carol Hannah, with a billowy linen skirt and bustier in layers of tulle paired with a bouquet lush in dimension.

Her hair and makeup are rooted in simple loveliness, for the bride who truly feels like herself on her wedding day. Design elements focus on texture and intricate touches, from high texture florals and antique silver goblets to detailed chargers and the hand painted walls of Riverwood Mansion.

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Modern Glam Inspiration at Cedarwood in Nashville

We are in Nashville, at Cedarwood this weekend! Lauren and Tanner’s wedding feature started the party, Saturday. If you missed it, take a look back, right here. And why, you ask, are we posting back to back Cedarwood Weddings? Well, my friends, it’s because no matter whether you are local to Nashville or thinking about a cool destination spot, this charming Southern city has something for everyone. Thinking of having a classically-styled garden wedding, a boho-casual affair or a romantic Southern soiree? The talented team at Cedarwood can orchestrate it all! Linda and her team are floral aficionados, planners, designers — they pretty much do it all. And if they don’t, they have preferred vendors who do. So — dive on in to see some glam wedding inspo from the Cedarwood Wedding team and Amilia Photography.

From Amilia Photography… This glam wedding inspiration at Cedarwood Weddings in Nashville combined strong, geometric design and soft, neutral florals to create the perfect modern Southern wedding! The high-end design is ideal for the couple looking for elegant style, intertwined with unique and playful elements throughout the entire celebration.

The true focal point of this wedding inspiration was the incredible floral wall. It created an exquisite spot for photo-ops for the happy couple and their guests.

The bride’s casually styled ponytail and form-fitting Theia gown are the epitome of a laid-back, casual elegant style that is quickly becoming a true classic.

The stationery and invitation suite by Designs in Paper showcase clean lines and a bold couple logo.

The couple’s sweetheart table combined gold statement-piece chairs (from Please be Seated Rentals) with vintage candlesticks to create the perfect mix of the old and the new.

We were all thrilled with the outcome of this casual-elegance-meet-glam-garden wedding inspo and can say with complete confidence that Cedarwood Weddings will definitely exceed your wedding planning and design expectations!

From the Cedarwood Team… Garden weddings will always capture the heart of romantics. Brides looking for a creative ‘twist on tradition’ will want to take note of this curated modern garden wedding inspiration shoot designed by our talented team at Cedarwood Weddings.

Geometric elements infused into the venue’s organic setting establish a modern vibe, beginning with invitations and custom paper goods. Bold, geo-metallic chairs for reception seating, sleek stemware, and metallic dip dyed flatware bring a fresh look and feel to each place setting. A neutral color palette, contemporary floral design and streamlined fashion finish this al fresco wedding with a distinctive modern flair.

Head on over to Cedarwood’s Blog to see another wedding from Amelia Photography — the real September wedding… of Jenny and Matt!

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Genteel Garden Wedding at Nashville’s Cedarwood

Nashville will forever hold a soft spot in my heart — it’s where my little girl grew up. She found dear friends… discovered her talents, and ultimately her true love. Abby and Tait both attended Vanderbilt — and through mutual friends, their love was born. No matter what your wedding dreams are, Nashville pretty much has it all ~ it welcomes all styles, celebrates all backgrounds, and entertains all generations. So when any of us see a submission come in from Cedarwood Weddings, we know it’s going to be good. Why, you ask? Well, the folks at Cedarwood Weddings can handle any dream you through at them! Today’s outdoor wedding, captured to perfection by Malicote Photography, is a classic example of casual elegance, Cedarwood-Style!

From Linda at Cedarwood Weddings… Refined style seeps into every ounce of this al fresco wedding on our Nashville country estate, Cedarwood. Lauren and Tanner met in college where he played minor league baseball, and if there was ever a perfect playbook for timeless, genteel beauty, it would be theirs.

The entire celebration is a subtle symphony in ivory, gold and green, warmed up with Cappuccino bridesmaids dresses and gold decor. With copious amounts of fresh greenery and garlands, Lauren and Tanner’s wedding design is as elegant as a grand estate garden party.

Tanner and Lauren’s classic wedding style (Lauren looks regal in her Amsale Nouvelle Gown and classic up-do, and Tanner in his black tux) might belie their intention for a light hearted, romantic, and care free celebration.

These photos by Malicote Photography take us back to this beautiful day, and who knows… we may just stay a while.

See more of Lauren and Tanner’s wedding celebration, from getting ready to sparkler send-off on Cedarwood Weddings’ blog ~ right here!

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Gorgeous Geometric + Metallic Infused Nashville Wedding

Romantic and fresh (these fabulous geometric details). Chic and shiny (magical metallics that we can’t stop staring at). And the prettiest bridesmaids we’ve ever seen (here, here and here). We’ve got the makings for one stunning celebration and Julie Paisley’s pics showcase it all. There simply wasn’t enough room for all this beauty in the feature below so make sure you hit up our gallery for all the gorgeousness; we’re talking hairstyles to go gaga over, florals that never end and a couple oh so cute. Enough with our babbling; let’s dive in!

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From Julie Paisley… Sometimes you just meet the perfect couple and all things fall in line and magic happens. Meet Kelsey and Brad, they certainly fit that description. I knew from the first time I talked with Kelsey that she would be an amazing bride. She and Brad had the sweetest qualities about them, they adore each other and they are puppy parents so that’s an A+ in my books. This wedding just had everything a photographer dreams of, so much attention to detail. Kelsey used a geometric pattern throughout the details and I just loved how it all flowed together. Her colors also complemented the hues from the Quarry, and the natural greenery simple bouquets were just perfect. Oh and the hairstyles on the bridesmaids, you can build a complete Pinterest board just from this wedding! I could just go on and on for days but I think the pictures will tell the story just fine. Such an amazing team of vendors came together to bring about such a perfect day and these two certainly deserved it.

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Your Guide to the Sweet Spot Between Rustic + Glamorous

It’s not too often you’ll find a wedding that achieves the sweet spot right between rustic and glamorous, but this one captured by Julie Paisley Photography associates, Christy and Sarah, certainly has! The day took place at the charming, rustic Long Hollow Gardens + Nursery, which Vintage Florals decked out in the prettiest white blooms. Add in blue Manolos, sparkly bridesmaids’ gowns, and chic golden flatware to this greenhouse wedding, and you’ve got the perfect balance of styles…and this Pinterest-worthy celebration!

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Sometimes it rains on your wedding day, but when your venue is an amazing greenhouse, the back up plan is just as beautiful. Long Hollow Gardens is the venue you want to book for a perfect rain plan. Spring weddings in Nashville are rainy, but when you have the team from Southern Social and Melissa from Vintage Florals together, a “rain plan” is not a bad thing at all. This wedding did not disappoint when it came to details. A beautiful floral arch, sprays of florals down the aisle, a palette of greenery, blush and blue, all tied together in a classic and elegant design. This is a wedding that you would want to experience over and over again. I’m sure you will find so much inspiration captured by the Julie Paisley associate team, Christy and Sarah.

The Coziest Sunset Wedding in the Tennessee Hills

Cozy is this Nashville wedding’s middle name. From the scenic farm backdrop to the fireside cocktails, candlelit tent and guests dressed to the nines, every inch is the epitome of fall perfection. Get lost in the beauty of an elegant evening under the stars designed by 12th Table, styled by Jessica Sloane, and beautifully captured by Jessica Lorren.

From the Photographer… Natalie and Danny’s vision for an elegant event set on a modern farm came to life with the help of a vendor dream team and the stunning Tennessee hills. The sunset started the celebration, followed by local fare in a beautifully appointed see-through tent showcasing the night sky. Guests enjoyed an evening of dancing to the sounds of The Jon Lucas band and cocktails by the fire before departing in limos back to the city.

Lifelong Neighbors Get Married in Nashville + It’s Adorable

While we’re no stranger to childhood friends reconnecting and falling in love, not only did this couple grew up across a quiet street from one another, they also decided to hold their wedding at BOTH their family homes – the ceremony under a tent at the Groom’s parents’ house and the reception in the Bride’s parents’ backyard. Family friend, Monica Holmes of Clean Plate Club, helped the couple transform the two properties into their dream wedding venue, complemented by Vintage Florals‘ utterly romantic white arrangements. The result is oh-so-personal and oh-so-beautiful, and it was all captured by the amazing Cassidy Carson Film Photography.

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From the Bride… Since my husband, Wes, and I grew up across a quiet street from one another, the decision to have our wedding ceremony and reception at both our family homes was an easy one. We quickly decided that we would have the ceremony under a tent at his parents’ house and the dinner and dancing in my family’s backyard. After that, the next most important thing was to check the availability of our favorite band, the Atlanta All-Stars. It just so happened that May 13th, the day we were favoring, was the only Saturday in a four month span that they had open, so May 13th it was!

Having the ceremony at Wes’ home enabled us to have our two dogs, Buck and Mae Mobley, in the wedding. Wes’ parents’ home and grounds were already gorgeous, but my mother-in-law, Kae, worked her gardening and floral magic to make the setting for our vows more beautiful than I could’ve ever imagined. The dogs and my two year old nephew as ring bearer made for a really unique ceremony! Our friend and minister, Adam, conducted the ceremony, and his words made it so personal and special to us.

Our family friend and caterer, Monica, is so much more than just a caterer. She coordinated with Liberty Rentals and Bright Events to enhance both our homes and create an ideal setting for our big day. The appetizers and dinner were delicious, and her wonderful staff made everything seem effortless. Melissa from Vintage Florals designed flowers that were beautiful and far exceeded our expectations. We were so glad to have Cassidy, our photographer, there to capture all of the details. Another family friend, Val, was our calligrapher, and she created our beautiful invitation and even hand-mixed the ink to find the perfect color. Although my mother and I did most of the wedding planning ourselves, our caterer had recommended hiring Devon from Meet Cute Event Planning for the week of the wedding, and she was worth every penny. She made sure everything ran perfectly and made the day stress-free.

We got very lucky with beautiful weather, so the transition from his house to mine was fun and easy. Having all our wonderful friends and family together to celebrate our marriage really was the most important thing of all. Thank you Cassidy for capturing each moment for us to have forever!

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Country Music Star Josh Gracin Marries Katie Weir

You might recognize this Groom as the country singer who stole our hearts in American Idol’s second season, and let me warn you, his wedding day with his darling love, Katie Weir, is as heartwarming as Josh Gracin’s voice. Luckily for us, Bonphotage and Colling Films captured it all, and it’s waiting for you right here

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From Bonphotage… American Idol alum, Josh Gracin, married his partner of over two years, Katie Weir, in one of the most beautiful weddings we’ve had the pleasure of capturing. When Katie called me and explained her love of film photography and how they wanted to create a “fine art wedding” with an Old Hollywood feel while also staying true to their country roots, I knew this was going to be a beautiful day! On May 6, 2017, Josh and Katie said “I do” in Nashville, Tennessee at the Green Door Gourmet under a chiffon adorned structure covered in green and white hydrangeas. Katie arrived at the end of the aisle in a fancy car before stepping out for her love, Josh, to see her for the first time. Every detail was worthy of a “fine art” label, from the four Mrs. boxes to Katie’s sparkly Christian Louboutin heels to her absolutely stunning Galia Lahav gown!

Katie presented each of her Bridesmaids with gifts from Tiffany’s, each customized. The party continued into the barn area, draped in crystal chandelier and silver and pink details. With regards to the cake, Josh tells us, “We wanted a minimalist theme for the wedding, so this cake really went well with the simple and modern design aspect.” During the reception, guests dug into the all-white confection made up of two tiers of chocolate cake filled with chocolate mousse buttercream and salted caramel and two tiers of traditional almond wedding cake. The whole creation was covered with vanilla buttercream in “rustic textured lines” and decorated with white flowers. The pair also incorporated a sentimental piece into their cake cutting ceremony: “We had ‘Mr. & Mrs. Gracin – May 6, 2017’ engraved on the front of the servingware, and the back reads ‘I Like You a Lot’, which is a song by Jake Owen that Katie sent to me after dating for a couple of months,” says Josh, whose own single “Nothin’ Like Us” is steadily streaming on Spotify. “She also had it engraved in my wedding ring.”

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Color Loving Brides, This Inspo Is for You

For all the ladies out there who are drawn to bold hues, today’s wedding inspiration courtesy of Julie Paisley Photography and Feather + Oak is for you! From the invitation suite by Designs in Paper featuring fun florals, to the blush Hayley Paige gown, to the pink and white flower crown by Petal and Pine, there’s no shortage of colorful, pinworthy details in this gallery.

From Julie Paisley Photography… Don’t get me wrong, I love neutrals and soft pastels, but sometimes COLOR just makes me incredibly happy. I was inspired by the colors of citrus for this shoot. I gathered up my ideas, shared them with a team of incredible vendors, and they brought my dream to life. Everything was just perfect. It was really a breath of fresh air. Happy and bright, boho and chic. Here’s to hoping more Brides wear blush gowns, a big floral crown, and are not afraid of pops of color.