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Southern Weddings Weekly Round-Up

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Happy 2014, y’all! We hope you’ve all had a wonderful holiday season and a joyful start to 2014. Like many of you, we’ve been reflecting on the past year and setting goals for the new one, which reminds us of what an honor it is to share beautiful, meaningful, Southern wedding inspiration with our amazing readers every day. We’re so glad you’re here, and we can’t wait to share this new year with you!

If you got engaged over the holidays (congrats!), you may have engagement pictures on your mind! Don’t miss the sweet session by Robyn Van Dyke on our Facebook page today for Facebook Friday, especially if you have a soft spot for farm animals.

We’ve been working remotely for the past two weeks, which means we’ve been following one another’s holiday adventures on Instagram! Here are a few favorite moments from the SW ladies this week:

1. Lara, Ari, and Grace have been traveling around Florida visiting family. This adorable shot of Grace is from a trip to Delray Beach!
2. Kristin worked on her PowerSheets and Simplified Planner to plan big things for 2014!
3. My parents hosted an engagement party for Dave and I, and we loved celebrating with my family and lots of Texas friends!
4. Nicole jumped right into her New Year’s resolution to be more adventurous with a Polar Plunge! Forgive the pun. :)

Before we start another year of real weddings and fun features, we took a sweet look back at some favorite moments and details from our 2013 weddings. Find all of our “Best of 2013” posts below!

Best of 2013: Wedding Gowns
Best of 2013: Accessories
Best of 2013: Menswear
Best of 2013: Bouquets
Best of 2013: Bridesmaids
Best of 2013: Ceremonies
Best of 2013: Cakes and Sweets
Best of 2013: Kids
Best of 2013: Reception Details
Best of 2013: Photography

We all took a moment to reflect and set some relationship resolutions for 2014, and we’d love to hear yours as well. Take a look at the post and chime in here!

We love real weddings!

Lynze and John’s New Orleans New Year’s Eve wedding was featured in V6, and it was the perfect way to wrap up our year on the blog! Don’t miss their gorgeous video tomorrow, and see their wedding here.

Alix and Jon were married by the same officiant (Alix’s uncle) who married her parents–isn’t that amazing? See their beautiful Charleston wedding here.

Have a wonderful weekend!

lisa Written with love by Lisa
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Oh y’all, I may not like cake, but these yummy photos have me rethinking my decision! From the classic white tiers to golden and gilded, and even the super-Southern armadillo groom’s cake, our couples this year got serious when it came to giving their guests a little something sweet to end the night! Holy yum, Batman!

Gold cake + backdrop | Lauren + Michael | Landon Jacob

Peach and pink sugar flower cake with banner topper | Rachel + Carl | White Rabbit Studios

Peony wedding cake | Tori + Will | Robyn Van Dyke

Trio of silver cakes | Rachel + Zack | Kristin Vining

Pearl wedding cake | Sarah + Nick | Pure 7 Studios

Ombre wedding cake | Amy + Bryan | Paige Winn

Classic coconut wedding cake | Sally + Steven | A Bryan Photo

Gold and pink wedding cake | Kate + Tanner | F8 Studio

Pink peony wedding cake with jadeite cake stand | Nichole + Ricky | Kristyn Hogan

Cutest armadillo groom’s cake | Brittany + Ryan | Brooke Images

Landon Jacob and Brooke Images are delightful members of our Blue Ribbon Vendor Directory!

marissa Written with love by Marissa
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  1. avatar Nicole reply

    YUM! That coconut cake is one of my all time favorites — so much amazing texture!

  2. avatar Madelynne Moulton reply

    LOVE the pearl cake and the silver cakes!

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With V6, a brand new website and our exciting Southern Living announcement brewing, the holidays snuck up on us this year! Before we could say “scuppernong,” our Third Annual Gingerbread Barn Building Competition was before us! Of the many exciting things we get to do around this time of year (like our launch party), this event is definitely one of our favorites. It always marks the beginning of the merriest season and gives the SW gals a lot more time to talk to our readers and friends (and to eat lots of candy). We met our very own Kristin Winchester at our first Gingerbread Barn Building event, so it will always have a soft spot in our hearts.

Be sure to check out our live stream of the event on our Ustream channel. You get to hear Emily and I talk like sports commentators, as we take this competition very seriously. Huge hugs to the lovely Robyn Van Dyke for spending the evening with us and capturing all of the action!

The Carolina Inn is magical during the holidays. We were so lucky that they hosted us for a third year!

We saw so many familiar faces this year and were happy to welcome back some old pros at the gingerbread craft. We love that our former editor, Whitney and former intern, Melissa came! Aprons are encouraged, and it put a big smile on our faces to see so many people donning their favorites.

Y’all, the competition gets fierce as time runs out! Gingerbread barn builders are only given three rules: 1) you must build your barn within the bounds of your plate, 2) you may only use edible items and 3) you must be finished within 75 minutes! We snapped a quick photo by the Carolina Inn’s Christmas tree before we began judging.

We inspected many fine barns as we made our way around the room. We love hearing each group’s inspiration, their execution strategy and the explanation of their final product. We gave out prizes to some honorable mentions, including the lovely buildings below.

Above, on the left: Two-year-old Grace’s barn didn’t get an honorable mention, but kudos to such a young competitor! On the right: Honorable mention for Most Structurally Sound.

Above, on the left: Honorable mention for Most Architecturally Creative. On the right: Honorable mention for Most Festive. This barn featured a barnyard animal holiday party, in which the guests were instructed to “BYOH” or bring your own hay :)

Below: Honorable mention for Most Creative Story. This poor gingerbread barn was devastated by a hurricane, but its residents (who survived the brunt of the storm by climbing to the roof) are ready to rebuild for the holidays.

Finally, it was time to announce our winners! Anticipation filled the air…

…and these lovely gals won! Their structural integrity, red barn wood and happy reindeer stole our hearts!

We are giving giant hugs to everyone who came out to celebrate the season with us — we had so much fun with y’all! If you weren’t able to make it, we hope to see you next year.

Be sure to check out our Second Annual Gingerbread Barn Building Recap and our First Annual Gingerbread Barn Building Recap for plenty of holiday inspiration!

nicoleyang Written with love by Nicole
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  1. avatar Lisa reply

    All of the barns were so impressive!

  2. avatar Maghon reply

    LOVED that night! It was my first introduction to southern weddings and I haven’t stopped reading since! Thanks so much!

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