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Though these details are without a doubt gorgeous, the heart behind them is equally inspiring to us! For the full story of how they connect to what matters most to each couple, click through to each original post!

Kelly and Chris’s color-coordinated paper suite (photo by Jodi Miller)

Allie and Tom’s peachy sweetheart table (photo by Britt Croft)

Amanda and Jason’s vintage escort card board (photo by Whitney Neal)

Lindsey and Greg’s breathtaking Islamorada ceremony (photo by Natalie Watson)

Monica and Jerrod’s preppy details in a refurbished warehouse (photo by Joshua Aaron)

Amy and Todd’s dreamy garden ceremony (photo by Mandy Busby)

Erin + Sean’s seaside-inspired reception decor (photo by Julie Livingston)

Brooke and Bryan’s bold red ballroom decor (photo by Amalie Orrange)

Allan and Bill’s sentimental song lyric photo backdrop (photo by Kristen Kilpatrick)

Jill and Mike’s Spanish moss-draped reception lounge (photo by Amy Arrington)

Jodi Miller Photography, Whitney Neal, Kristen Kilpatrick, and Amy Arrington are delightful members of our Blue Ribbon Vendor Directory!

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2015 Most Memorable: Moments

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It’s nearly impossible to choose just ten moments to include in our yearly “Most Memorable Moments” posts–there are moments we absolutely love in every single wedding we feature! I can’t even admit how many photos Emily and I went through to narrow this category down, and while we would’ve loved to include them all, these are ten that particularly stuck out to us this year and reminded us that THIS is what weddings are really all about. Enjoy!

Anne‘s bridesmaids seeing her in her wedding dress for the first time (photo by Robyn Van Dyke)

Caroline and Will‘s first look at the home her grandparents built in the 1920s (honorable mentions to Kimberly and Michael‘s and Ashlyn and Wes‘ first looks!) (Photo by Ali Harper)

Blythe and her dad peeking through the church doors before the ceremony (photo by 509 Photo)

Amy and Todd‘s sweet ceremony (photo by Mandy Busby)

Lauren and Kristian‘s first kiss as husband and wife (photo by Amy Arrington Photography)

A horse photo bomb at Brittany and Michael‘s wedding (photo by Katelyn James)

The dancing at Kristi and Peter‘s reception (photo by Amy Arrington Photography)

Anna‘s bouquet toss (photo by Amy Arrington Photography)

Leah‘s late night hug with Grandma (Photo by Scobey Photography)

Jo and JT‘s cord ceremony, cake cutting, and petal toss–we couldn’t choose just one! (Photos by Brandon Chesbro)

Robyn Van Dyke, Amy Arrington Photography, and Katelyn James are delightful members of our Blue Ribbon Vendor Directory!

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  1. avatar Dana reply

    Such a sweet roundup! So much love in all of them!

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    […] things even sweeter, we were so honored to have an image from their wedding day chosen as one of Southern Weddings’ 2015 Most Memorable Moments! I’ll never forget the sudden joyful screams from Anne’s sweet bridesmaids that day! […]

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2015 Most Memorable: Bouquets

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For a minute there, the other day, I thought to myself, why is it, again, that we carry bouquets on our wedding days? I’m sure there’s some historical significance, but for me, flowers represent the beauty, hope, and tender nature of a marriage. There are few things more beautiful than a bride on her wedding day, and choosing to carry flowers that, yes, will wilt, means we’re saying we believe in beauty, we believe in extravagant displays of affection, and we believe that not everything in this world needs to be practical. Here are 11 of our most memorable examples from 2015.

Ashlyn’s rose, hydrangea, peony, Queen Anne’s Lace, and magnolia leaf bouquet by Melissa Kendall (photo by Holland Williams)

Brittany’s dahlia, astilbe, succulent, and rose bouquet by Holly Heider Chapple (photo by Katelyn James).

Ellen’s lavender, lilac, pale pink garden roses, blush astilbe, white lisianthus, light blue delphinium, dusty miller, and light pink ranunculus bouquet by Enchanted Florist (photo by Mary Rosenbaum)

Katie’s sunflower, zinnia, succulent, fiddlehead, and hypericum berry bouquet by Boulevard Flower Gardens (photo by Sarah Der)

Lina’s peach garden rose, zinnia, spray rose, hydrangea, ranunculus, dusty miller, and seeded eucalyptus bouquet by Riverside Flowers and Events (photo by J. Layne Photography)

Rebecca’s dahlia, zinnia, rose, berry, and vine bouquet by Nature Composed (photo by Sera Petras)

Pamela’s dahlia, poppy, peony, garden rose, clematis, and sweet pea bouquet by The Southern Table (photo by Feather & Twine)

Lauren’s peony, rose, scabiosa, jasmine vine, lambs ear, sweet pea, and baby’s breath bouquet by Legacy Events (photo by Amy Arrington)

Kristina’s peony, coxcomb, fern, protea, and ranunculus bouquet by Anthology Floristry. (photo by Elaine Palladino)

Kristan’s coral charm peony and eucalyptus bouquet by Maxit Flower Design (photo by Sarah McKenzie)

Kristin’s oversize dahlia, garden rose, gardenia, astilbe, and freesia bouquet Palette of Petals by (photo by Shannon Moffit)

Holly Chapple, Katelyn James, Amy Arrington, Elaine Palladino, and Sarah McKenzie are delightful members of our Blue Ribbon Vendor Directory!

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