Brenton and Kayleigh’s Disney inspired wedding was literally a fairytale come true! Continue reading for the photographers from Ivory Door Studio’s perspective! Kayleigh and Brenton had the wedding that dreams are made of. Their love story began back in 2013 when they spent time together as friends, but everything was leading to winter of 2015…
Jessica and Kevin’s big day at Rock Creek Farm was nothing short of perfect! The lovely pink and hints of gold theme was beautiful for the locale. The decor definitely had a vintage feel that gave you a feeling of a simpler time. The love between the bride and groom as well as the family…
We are in love with this beautiful, intimate Graceland wedding that was shot by Wilde Company! So many sweet moments captured of this beautiful family! Keep reading for Amy of Wilde Company’s perspective on this beautiful day! YOU GUYS. This is a goooood one!! Check it out- Ceremony at Graceland + getting ready location at…
Why RSVPs Are Important RSVPs are important for many reasons. They allow the bride and groom to know the most accurate number of people that will be attending their big day. This is important for knowing how much food and drink to buy, how many tables they will need for seating, etc. Most venues have…
Mike and Amanda’s Nashville wedding was nothing short of stunning. The soft pink with a touch of navy theme was the perfect aesthetic for the Tanglewood House venue. One of the best parts of the wedding was the inclusion of their two sons. The loving bond between this beautiful family was undeniable. Photographer, Amy from…
John and Shayla’s wedding was held at Two Rivers Mansion in Donelson, TN. This late summer wedding was not only romantic, but it was filled with spiritual love. We can’t thank Rebecca with Rebecca Vaughan Photography for sharing these sweet moments with us! John and Shayla incorporated their love for the Lord in every aspect of…
If you’re planning to say I DO soon, you’re probably pinning lots of wedding ideas including your Grand Exit! To help with your decision, we thought we would share the history and some modern ideas. The tradition of throwing rice began with the ancient Romans, and is meant to wish fertility for the newlyweds. Originally,…