To First Look or Not To First Look For Your Wedding Day

One of the most iconic moments in a wedding is when the bride walks down the aisle to meet her groom at the altar. We see it in every wedding movie, pay special attention to it as wedding guests, and make sure there are plenty of photos of the moment. But what about the tradition of the groom not seeing the bride before this pivotal wedding moment? Where did it come from and how do you know if it's right for you?

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10 Ditchworthy Wedding Traditions For Your Nashville, TN Wedding

Before you accuse us of disrupting the peace, hear us out. We have literally been to hundreds of weddings, and after awhile, they all start to blend into each other. And we don’t hate tradition, either! Far from it, we believe that choosing the meaningful traditions for your wedding is the best way to respect yourselves on one of the most important days of your lives together.

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Destination Wedding at Home

Destination weddings are quick to invoke a feeling of luxury and excitement. You may start to think of palm trees and sandy beaches or traveling overseas when you hear the term destination wedding. But there's another side to destination weddings that you should consider: a destination wedding at home.

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Unplugged: the Gift for Every Guest

You’ve seen the nightmare photos all over the internet (don’t worry, we won’t show you anymore, or give you the horror stories). You know the ones, with guests’ iPads blocking the first kiss, or fifty phones in the air during what ought to be an intimate moment. Maybe you care, maybe you don’t.

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5 Quarantine Dates Ideas for Couples in Nashville

The world may have not returned to how it once was, but that doesn’t mean that we stop living. And just because we sort of have to spend most of our time at home, doesn’t mean we shouldn’t allow ourselves some fresh air, especially when you’re in the great city of Nashville. There are plenty of safe and socially responsible activities to do despite these trying times.

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