We danced our first dance to “I Won’t Give Up” but Jason Mraz. We are high school sweethearts and have been through, and know we will go through, many tough times together. This song expresses the beauty through struggle well. 
I’m DYING over the bride’s gorgeous red reception dress. I kinda sorta REALLY want to steal her whole wedding, don’t you? It’s magical!
And if you didn’t get enough, here’s a fun film from their photobooth and photos, by photographer Jennie Andrews. And don’t forget to go see Part 1 of this wedding!
{Vendors} All vendors were hired locally out of Knoxville, Tennessee. Photography: Jennie Andrews Photography / Planning: One Enchanted Evening / Caterer and Pies: Simply Southern Catering / Tent and Rentals: All Occasions Party Rental / Seating: Something Borrowed Vintage Rentals (now Bash Factory) / Invitations and Signage: Kate Moore Creative / Band: The Pop Rocks
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i want her red dress!
me too lydia. me too.
What a cute and fun theme! I love the gold animals. And lawn games?! Brilliant.
Loving every bit. What fun!
Amazing post 🙂 i love the ticket cake.
How can you not love this amazing wedding? So many fun details reflecting the couple’s personalities. Absolutely stunning the little red dress, the pinwheels, the guest books and the lounge area. Good job – and thanks a lot for sharing!
I really love the simple details on the event. It seems to be little things which gives more beauty of the event. Also, the red dress is very beautiful!This was really fun event, rather than a serious an a boring one.Congrats!xoxo
It is fun for having DIY in the wedding, isn’t it? I am sure the process is meaningful. I like backyard idea as well. It is warm, natural, intimate and happy. The bridal gown is so beautiful. Your ladies are really fashionable. Congratulations!
I’m a little late, but I was wondering if anyone can tell me how the labels on the tea tins were made and what are the strips of colored paper? Are the held down by the labels or labels themselves?
I really love the simple details on the event