Happy weekend, friends! Despite the dreary winter weather, it has been a fun week at the Southern Weddings office–we wrapped up the first step of a new project, picked out some amazing features for our special section in the May issue of Southern Living, and started pulling inspiration for our V8 editorial ideas! There is still lots of work to do on all of the above, but the excitement makes spring seem just a little sooner. No complaints there! :)
See more from this engagement session by Sweet Julep Photography on our Facebook page!
In case you missed it this week…
In our new Ask SW column, we shared a our tips for the first things to do after getting engaged.
Are there any details you’ve always known would be in your wedding someday? Read about mine here.
Marissa’s husband shared his favorite thing about marriage in Sweet Tea Sunday.
We opened our pantries to let y’all in on our favorite healthy recipes in Southern Newlywed.
Callie and Jamie celebrated their marriage with a deeply meaningful wedding–be sure to check out their wedding film here, too!
Meredith and Tyler fell in love with their lush garden venue from the moment they saw it.
Kirsten and Donny introduced their Californian guests to South Carolina at their plantation wedding.
Lacy and JD‘s wedding was full of classic details and sweet memories.
Stay in the know!
Our friends Liz and Ryan of Amazing Life Together are headed out on a yearlong road trip to document real love stories and share what it takes to have an amazing marriage! Along their journey, they’ll be hosting meet-ups called Couple’s Cafes, and we’re so excited that the first leg of their travels is taking them through the South! They’ll be in Greenville, SC on January 19, Atlanta on January 23, and Charleston on January 29. Follow along with Liz and Ryan and find more information on the Amazing Life Together website and on Instagram!
Have a wonderful weekend, and congratulations to anyone getting married!
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