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Each new year brings a list of new wedding trends. 2024 is no different.  I think I have read 20 different blogs or posts from wedding vendors and industry influencers just to hear other people's perspectives.  There are a few common threads between them all but a wide list of others that are not.  Wonder why?  I think it is because more and more brides are having their wedding "their way."  Trends are not so synchronized due to that.  Here is MY short list of trends gaining steam (more so than actually new) and a few trends that are disappearing.   2024

Wedding Planning Begins You are engaged. Officially, the wedding planning begins. With thousands of decisions to be made, one of the first ones is to decide whether you need an Event Planner or just a Day of Coordinator.  An Event Planner or a Day of Coordinator, what is the difference? What Does an Event Planner Do? A wedding Event Planner ibasically serves as a project manager to your wedding. She will orchestrate and design the wedding logistics. The bride gives broad input on such topics as style, food preferences, and budget,  then the Planner begins to methodically create the plan.  With the overall

Caitlin DeLoach Photography Heritage flower gardens The Barn at High Point Farms could be jokingly called "Flowers-R-Us" because not only are we a flower farm but the flowers are part of our family heritage.  When my parents first purchased the farm, my grandparents began bringing trees, bushes, perennials, and bulbs from their small farm to be planted here on this farm.   Honeyroot Photo and Film These fuschia flowers are called Cock's Comb after the color of the rooster's comb (or wattle) under his beak.  My mother was famous for these and shared the seeds with so many.  They are show-stoppers and no surprise that

Wedding day is all about the bride and groom and their ceremony, right?  Yes and no.  It is certainly the priority of wedding day, but the logistics of all of the details and decisions require balancing priorities and budgets when it comes to decisions like whether you should use plastic or real dinnerware for your reception. The pros to using plasticware Cheapest Option:  This is obviously the best reason to consider using plasticware for your reception.  Fortunately, nowadays, there are many beautiful options for some eye-appealing plastic plates specifically.  Whether with scallops or trimmed in gold, these plates will help the

Honeyroot Photo and Film Wedding day seems to race by like a flash of lighting with so many activities in a typical couple's timeline.  For a special day that is "all about the bride and groom," iit often feels as though you can lose track of your priorities.  Let me suggest three unique wedding reception ideas for you to consider.  These may mix up the wedding day timeline, but it often offers solutions for the bride and groom as they juggle photo ops, time with guests, and time with each other. Idea #1 - Eat at the end of the reception Nashville Wedding