Destination weddings in Nashville are becoming more and more popular. We get it! Nashville is an "it" city and centrally located so it makes sense that many couples choose Nashville to host their destination wedding as often it is easily reachable by guests from all over the country and it has lots of other fun things to do (aside from your wedding- which is of course the MOST fun thing to do right?!) Whether you've already chosen Nashville as your wedding spot, or you're still trying to decide on the location, keep reading for some of our best tips and helpful how-to advice when it comes to planning a Nashville Destination Wedding.
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Sam and Nick booked our all-inclusive wedding venue almost two years before their actual wedding date so we were able to have fun planning and working with this fun couple for awhile! For decor, Sam wanted to combine both elegant and modern southern vibes into the event barn and the result was absolutely stunning. From their attire (can we just talk about how AMAZING Sam's dress is? and Nick's patterned suit? and please keep scrolling to see her exit outfit) to the florals and linens, this wedding was effortlessly cool, down-to-earth and beautiful, which is a great way to describe the couple themselves. The most important aspect of their wedding day to them was the celebration. They wanted amazing music and dancing and their band, The Blue Tones, kept the reception rocking til the very end.
Hannah and Zach's romantic all-inclusive Franklin wedding took place on a gorgeous May day at Cedarmont Farm. Classic and elegant but also lots of fun, this couple wanted to make sure their wedding was just as fun as it was beautiful. Our team loved planning both the beautiful decor and florals with them but also all the little details that would ensure guests would have a memorable evening from photo booths to late night snacks and champagne walls. However, a few months before the wedding Zach was suddenly deployed, as a soon-to-be military wife, Hannah handled the situation with grace but it was uncertain if he would make it home for the wedding. As luck would have it, Zach was able to come home a few weeks before the wedding just in time to marry the girl of his dreams. We are all so thankful for your service Zach and loved getting to play a part in such an important day for both of you.
Eileen and Adam were one of our COVID couples who postponed their wedding at Cedarmont Farm. Selfishly, we enjoyed the extra year of planning their all-inclusive Franklin wedding with them, as they are the sweetest people ever, but we were so excited when they finally got to celebrate with all their friends and family. For this couple, the most important part of their wedding day was to have fun with the people they care about and to make sure their guests had a great time, laughed a lot and danced the night away!
From Florida, to Tennessee, with a few stops in-between, distance could never stop the love between these two. Kéra and Karl met at work in Tampa Florida and quickly became friends. Shortly after becoming friends, Kéra left that job and the two lost touch. Four years later they reconnected over their Faith and after talking a bit they finally had their first date over coffee.
Izzy and Austin's Nashville barn wedding at Cedarmont Farm was full of personal details and uniqueness. From the beginning of our planning with them it was clear that Izzy was very creative. She showed up to our decor meeting with a beautifully illustrated journal of wedding notes and flowers she loved.
The ceremony was short and sweet set against the backdrop of Larson Floral Co's greenery circle arch in the tiered ceremony area at Cedarmont. As individuals, and as a couple, they hate being the center of attention, so they told their close friend who was officiating "just do something simple and generic". He surprised them with a short but incredibly personal, touching, and beautifully written ceremony that had everyone fighting back tears. After the intimate ceremony, guests headed to cocktail hour then on to the reception in the event barn. The decor was boho and earthy with lots of greenery and botanicals. Izzy handmade the seating chart cards, with flowers she picked in her neighborhood, as well as the invitations and the boxes for the favors (little seed sprouting faces)! One of our favorite design aspects of the wedding was the mismatched bridesmaids dresses Izzy chose in a variety of colors and textures. The whole day was both beautifully elegant and authentic, much like Izzy and Austin. Brittany and Jeremy had planned a beautiful June wedding for 2020. They became one of the many couples that had to postpone their big day due to the global pandemic. The decision was heartbreaking and stressful but it was a beautiful moment for them as a couple as it was an occasion in which their partnership thrived. During planning meetings and countless phone calls navigating the changes to their wedding, it was apparent that Brittany energized Jeremy and he calmed her. Together they were better than they would be alone and it was inspiring to see how strong of a couple they were even when tested. They decided to push their elegant wedding a few months to September and it turned out beautiful. Their guests danced the night away and they turned lemons into lemonade with some cute pocket size hand sanitizer party favors.
![]() We loved helping Alex & Steve plan their dream wedding. They both are hard workers and have very busy careers but they also love to have fun and wanted to throw a great party for their wedding! They also both take pride in where they come from and wanted to reflect that in their wedding day. Alex is from Mexico and Steve has Scottish roots so it was important to them to reflect both cultures in their wedding and blend it with some Southern flavor as a nod to Franklin, TN where they are creating their life together. We had so much fun helping them blend all these cultures into a beautiful day with personal touches that reflected their personalities.
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