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With another editorial for our next issue checked off the list and under our belts, we’re heading into the weekend feeling accomplished and even more excited about all that’s to come this fall! Nicole and I also had the joy of working on a mini shoot on Thursday (hint: think summer fun), which we can’t wait to unveil in just a few weeks. There may have been popsicles and a sprinkler involved.

See more from this engagement session by Blue Ribbon Vendor Kati Mallory on our Facebook page!

In case you missed it this week…

Erin of Lucky Luxe told us what she loves most about being married.
We threw a black and white bridal shower for Lisa with a clever gift theme.
We introduced our newest blogging bride, Jessica!
We also introduced you to ten of our newest Blue Ribbon Vendors.
Looking for a vintage engagement ring? Estate Diamond Jewelry has you covered!

Amy and Den shared their home state love in their colorful wedding.
Weldon and Dickie’s wedding was low key and delicious-sounding.
Shona and Charles celebrated in classic style in Atlanta.
Grace and Ben channeled old-school glamour at their Charleston wedding.

Sponsor Corner

We absolutely adore LulaKate (we wore their dresses at our V6 launch party!), so it’s with great excitement that we alert you to their big sale going on now – 20% off all bridesmaid dresses for the month of May! If you’ve been waffling on choosing a bridesmaid style, or have already made your decision but have yet to place the order, now is the time! They’ve got a style for everyone, from sassy stripes to sleek shantung. We know you’ll find something you and your ladies will love!

Have a lovely weekend, and congratulations to anyone getting married!

emily Written with love by Emily
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  1. avatar Erin Johnson reply

    Hey Emily!
    I was hoping I could email with you and ask you a couple of questions about your up coming trip to Charleston on the 26! If you have a min this coming wk do you mind emailing me…[email protected]! Hope you gals have had a fabulous restful weekend! Looking forward to chatting with you!
    Thanks
    Erin

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We’re just tickled to get to introduce y’all to a new set of Blue Ribbon Vendors each month, because we know any one of them would be a joy to you if you choose to work together! We’re using a few of our favorite BRV interview questions to help you get to know them. Click through to their listings to find out more about them and see all of our wonderful vendors!

Name: Sarah Joelle Furr, Sarah Joelle
Location/Coverage: Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida. Available worldwide.
Dream travel destination: Traveling makes my heart sing! Some of the places on the top of my list are Capri, the Amalfi Coast, Provence, and Santorini.

Name: Cassie Thibeaux, Southern Fete
Where you call home: Anywhere there’s oak trees and moss, generous hospitality, and a little Southern charm!
How I got into weddings: For as long as I can remember, I dreamed and planned my perfect wedding (and practiced walking down the aisle with a bath towel as a train… oh, you did that too?). When my husband and I moved to Lafayette from Baton Rouge after our dream wedding in 2012, I knew it was time for a career change. I craved a creative outlet that highlighted my passion for meticulous organization and immersed me in fast-paced situations that were never the same. I’ve never looked back.

Name: Stephanie Rachmeler, Stephanie’s Paper Shop
Where you call home: Atlanta, GA
Favorite thing about weddings in the South? Southern weddings have a charm unlike any other I’ve seen. They feel homey and inviting. That’s not to say they’re all informal, but rather, they all carry with them the Southern hospitality for which our region is known. You feel like you’re part of one big family, and at the end of the night, you’re a little tired, a little too full, and you’ve had a ball.

Name: Randi Smith, Sugar Euphoria
Where you call home: Raleigh, NC
How I got into weddings: You know the saying “born with a silver spoon in one’s mouth?” I’m convinced that I was born with a spatula and a whisk, since I come from a long line of bakers. However, I didn’t venture into the world of weddings until my husband encouraged me to sign up for a wedding expo. I’ve loved every minute of being a cake designer, from the consultations with sweet brides to the deliveries.

Name: Rachel Bridgwood and Lauren Anderson, Sweet Root Village
Where you call home: Alexandria, VA
Favorite part of a wedding day? Seeing everything come together after months of hard work! Aaaaand also putting flowers on the cake. We like cake.

Name: Nate and Jaclyn Kaiser, The Image is Found
Location/Coverage: Nashville/Worldwide
Things you’d write home to your Momma about: We were chosen as one of American Photo’s Top Ten Photographers.

Name: The Market at Grelen
Where you call home: Somerset, VA
Favorite thing about weddings in the South? Being from California, I just LOVE the “Southern charm” family and friends bring to every wedding in the South. I love seeing guests get all gussied up, whether it’s a black tie affair or a seersucker suit. I also love it when couples get creative with their signature cocktails and put a fun twist on a Southern classic.

Name: Lisa Formaro, The Sweet Trend
Where you call home: Cumming, GA
Best piece of advice you can give to brides and grooms? Fill the day with what is most important to you and your groom. You will love looking around and seeing all the special touches you took the time to add to your day and keep in your memories. It is just the beginning of a beautiful journey together.

Name: Virgil Bunao
Where you call home: Charleston, SC
Favorite part of a wedding day? Hmmm, the whole day. If I had to choose, I would say 15 or so minutes before the ceremony, when most people are scrambling, to about when the bride walks down the aisle. There tends to be A LOT of great moments during that time that I love capturing.

Name: Sara Fields, Wedding Connections
Where you call home: Asheville, NC
Best piece of advice you can give to brides and grooms? Remember that love is the most important detail of any wedding day.

Check out all of our favorite vendors in the Blue Ribbon Vendor Directory! I also wanted to mention that we’re working particularly hard to expand some of our areas of slim pickings – namely, Kentucky, Mississippi, Oklahoma, and West Virginia. If you would like to recommend someone (or nominate yourself!) for any of these states, please email emily at southernweddings.com!

emily Written with love by Emily
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  1. avatar Sarah Joelle reply

    Thank you so much for the warm welcome and the shout out!!! xoxo

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    […] So thrilled to be a Blue Ribbon Vendor for Southern Weddings and grateful for their introduction post that included us on their blog! […]

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Over the past few years, Marianne Caldwell has become such a dear friend of SW! She shares our heart and mission of encouraging strong marriages, and she pours that into every couple who comes through the doors of RiverOaks Charleston, the venue she and her husband, Kenny, run. You may remember her talent for creating meaningful moments and details from Callie and Jamie‘s wedding in V7 and Shannon and Clay‘s wedding in V6! She was one of the first people we thought to ask for her favorite thing about marriage, since she clearly loves marriage so very much. We’re so grateful she shared her answer with us for V7!

Christopher Shane

In due time, through marriage, you discover things that are a joy and other things that are a frustration, an unpleasant surprise, or just plain difficult to like about one another. But one of my other favorite things about being married is that all the memories we have shared, both joys and junk, are OUR history. I wouldn’t trade it or want to start over with anyone else, because our marriage story is unique to just us. I love the fact that through our lives together, we have slowly become one, and it’s hard to determine where I stop and Kenny begins. It took time, heartache, intention, work, love, surrender, faith in Christ, change, trials, victories, and more, but this oneness is a favorite reality for me of being married. Nothing else in life but our marriage could make such two different people into one complete, loving whole.

Keep up with Marianne:
Website / Blog / Facebook / Instagram

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