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Southern Weddings Weekly Round-Up

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Happy weekend, y’all! Can I get a coffee cup cheers to Saturday? Kristin and I are in recovery mode after five days at Bridal Market, and with V8 now off at the printers (!!), I think it’s safe to say that all of the SW gals are ready for a few days of sleeping in, taking it slow, and snuggling a little extra this weekend. What are your favorite ways to unwind after a long week? Let us know in the comments, and if one of your answers is “catching up on blogs,” then see below for all of this week’s posts!

See more from this engagement session by our Blue Ribbon Vendor, Hannah Mayson Park, on our Facebook page!

In case you missed it this week…

Whitney of Whitney Blake styled our favorite Love Never Fails tee for fall.
Download our Southern food bucket list and start trying them all!
Lisa and Kristin shared behind the scenes at backstage peeks at Bridal Market 2015 here and here.
We revisited one of our favorite autumnal editorials, A Southern Gentleman.
We loved hearing our readers’ favorite things about marriage in Sweet Tea Sunday.

Jessica and Chuck: Flower crowns, mismatched blue bridesmaid dresses, and twinkle lights in Texas.
Allie and Tom: A lace gown, peach details, and Spanish moss in Georgia.
Lindsay and Ridge: Mountain views, an heirloom gown, and white blooms in North Carolina.

Have a good one, and biggest congratulations to anyone getting married this weekend!

lisa Written with love by Lisa
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  1. avatar Melanie {The Wedding Bistro at Bellenza} reply

    Great roundup! The Southern food bucket list is a fave!

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Like last week’s Cozy Fall printable (State Fair BINGO! Have you printed yours?), this week’s is designed to help you plan a fun and easy date night — or maybe more than one! In fact, we can see this challenge being a year-long endeavor. The goal? Try every Southern delicacy on the list of favorites our team compiled. Many of y’all (especially those born and bred beneath the Mason-Dixon!) will be able to check off several at the start, but we’re guessing that few of y’all will have tried every single one. (And even if you have, maybe your boyfriend/fiance/husband has not!)

Download your printable here.

Once you’ve gone through the list and figured out where you stand, decide together which foods are at the top of your list to try. Whether you scout out the best local version or try your hand at making it yourself, we guarantee there’s a cozy fall date night waiting to happen!

Happy eating, y’all!

emily Written with love by Emily
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  1. avatar Lisa reply

    Kentucky hot brown…you’re next!!

  2. avatar Carly reply

    the items on this list are the reason I love the South.

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Everyone has their own favorite part of a wedding–maybe the bride’s walk down the aisle, the exchange of vows, the first dance, or the sparkler exit. Personally, I don’t have a favorite (I love them all!!), but when it comes to wedding films, my favorite thing about them is when they make me feel like I’m there, witnessing all those moments right alongside a couple’s beloved guests. That’s why I loved Michelle and Ryan’s highlights film by Nowsay Films so very much–y’all please join me virtually at Boone Hall Plantation to enjoy this darling couple’s special day!

From the bride:

We were married on a Southern plantation in Charleston, South Carolina, and included cotton boutonnieres, dried palmettos roses, Southern cocktails and beers from local breweries, pimento cheese sliders, and shrimp and grits. Our most memorable moments were when the sun magically came out in time for our outdoor ceremony, and walking back up the aisle after being announced husband and wife and seeing that we were surrounded by all of the people we love.

Planning and Coordination: Holly Simpson of A Charleston Event / Hair and Makeup: Allure Salon / Venue: Boone Hall Plantation / Photographer: Crystal Genes Photography / Catering and Bar: Relish / Videography: Nowsay Films / DJ and Transportation: Burt Lawson of Finger Snappin’ Entertainment / Florist: Country and Lace / Lighting and Draping: Charleston Uplighting / Furniture and Linens: Snyder Events / Cake and Cupcakes: Publix Bake Shop / Bride’s Gown: Watters / Bridal Salon: Lily Rose Bridal Salon / Bride’s Shoes and Bracelet: Kate Spade / Bridesmaid Dresses: J. Crew / Bridesmaid Necklaces: Moon and Lola / Groom’s Suit and Groomsmen’s Shirts: Armor Bespoke by Anne Cox Private Tailoring / Groomsmen’s Suits: Jos. A. Bank

lisa Written with love by Lisa
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  1. avatar Debbie Mock reply

    Michelle you looked so beautiful! So glad the weather was nice for you. You and Ryan make a cute couple. I hope you will be very happy together forever. God bless you both. Thank you for letting me be a part of your special day. Debbie

  2. avatar Kelsey reply

    What a beautiful couple! That dress is just gorgeous. Everything from the plantation wedding venue to the barn reception makes this a perfect southern wedding.

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