While one of the main goals of a Nashville wedding could be to create an intimate setting. For some couples small and intimate isn’t exactly what they envision when planning their big day. For Amanda and Weston small and intimate may not have been on their agenda. But they, like many others, found themselves in a predicament as their wedding day drew closer and closer. A pandemic hit causing everything around them to temporarily close down.
Corona Virus, COVID-19, Elopement/MicroWedding, Real Nashville Weddings, Reception, Wedding Cake, Wedding Ceremony
Some of the most beautiful souls find each other though a chance meeting. What Heather and Kevin hadn’t counted on was exactly who would be setting up this serendipitous meeting. Or that it would strike a love match.
he long honored tradition for newly married couples is to freeze the top tier of their wedding cake so that they can enjoy it on their first anniversary for good luck. The cake freezing ritual stems from a 19th-century convention, when weddings were celebrated with liqueur soaked fruitcakes, in which the newlyweds saved the top tier for their first child’s christening, many believing it to be an omen of good luck.
There’s no reason to make these planning tasks a bigger deal than they are. These to-do’s you dread really aren’t that bad. We promise!
Once upon a time there was a beautiful princess named Rapunzel…eh. no. That’s not quite right…Keenan! Her name was Princess Keenan. And she was locked away in a tower since she was a baby…well, actually, she grew up in a loving home in Brentwood, but for the sake of the story just imagine her in a tall tower locked up by Gothel, ok? At least our beautiful princess has long blonde hair…not sure if it is magical, though. You’d have to ask her.
