Did y’all feel like this week went by really slowly? It was a great week in the Southern Weddings office. We’ve been getting lots of fun props in for our upcoming V6 shoots and have been designing some pretty new things for Lara’s shop! Still, I think, something about this week took its time. That’s okay with us, though, as it allowed us to soak in all the beautiful weddings we featured!
We’ve been enjoying everyone’s opinions and experiences in the middle name vs. maiden name debate. Though some Southern traditions dictate replacing your middle name with your maiden name, we like that there’s more flexibility these days. Weigh in here.
Pollen has officially taken over Chapel Hill, but we can’t be too depressed about it since it means flowers are blooming! We are very lucky to have beautiful blooms like the azalea in the South.
April’s Southern Bride of the Month is getting married tomorrow, y’all!! We loved hearing about Sarah’s wedding, so be sure to give her some love and offer up some advice for her biggest question.
We can’t get enough real weddings!
Lauren + Michael’s wedding was bold and beautiful — proving to us that winter weddings can be full of color and life! See it here.
Jessica + Chris may not have met in a traditional way, but their wedding deeply wove in traditions that honored family. Take a look here.
Shannon + Victor’s wedding is definitely swoon-worthy. The mix of classic and contemporary was the perfect way to style a wedding based off the couple’s personalities and their celebration of family. See it here and here.
Caitlin + Jared approached their wedding with the mindset that “less is more.” We love the way their Southern touches look against the plantation backdrop! See it here.
A big hug and congratulations go out to all the belles and beaus who are getting married this weekend!!
Before y’all head out to celebrate the weekend, be sure to stop by our Facebook Friday for an engagement session by Katie Lamb.
Happy weekend, my friends!
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