For the third year in a row, we hosted the Boutique Bridal Show on Sunday, Jan. 20, 2019 showcasing nearly 50 vendors and attracting hundreds of brides.

Campbell and Matt met in 2014, the month he moved to America. Campbell was wearing an England jersey and she liked his accent. It didn’t take them long to start dating.

Jensin and Masa first saw each other at a technology meetup in Brooklyn, New York. Jensin liked Masa’s glasses and he liked her smile and her laugh. Not wanting to seem too eager, Masa asked for her business card.

Paul proposed in Costa Rica. It took him over six years to propose—Mr. Rushing was not rushing!—and Kristen over two years to plan the wedding.

“Maci and Trey were a dream to coordinate with. They had a vision for their wedding day, yet allowed things to flow easily and effortlessly throughout the entire planning process.”

Some say the Millennial Bride is ruining wedding industries, by being too poor for an extravagant wedding to being too hipster to buy diamonds. Is it true?

With beautiful Live Oaks, Magnolias, and a majestic dining room, couples who marry at Arlington Plantation will feel as if they are in a fairy tale wedding.

Some say the Millennial Bride is ruining wedding industries, by being too poor for an extravagant wedding to being too hipster to buy diamonds. Is it true?

Faux Cake? It was a beautiful. “The wedding was fabulous of course, but did you SEE the cake?! I still can’t believe most of it was fake!!”