Congrats to Leslea and Jeff, who held their engagement party last night at Tollgate’s clubhouse in Thompson’s Station. We must give her guests kudos for their creativity. Special thanks goes out to Connie Sweeney for both her talent as our scrapbook consultant and for picking up three new props. Our new hotdog hat was a big hit, and the clown and birthday cake hats also made guest appearances.

Written by Ginnie Sweeney

Guests of all ages joined in the photo booth fun at Devin and Jessica’s wedding reception, which took place in the family barn. A working barn just two months ago, it had been transformed…the rafters were wrapped with strands of tiny white lights, tiki torches illuminated the perimeter, and one of the stalls served as the beer and wine room. As you can see, the concrete slab of the horse washing stall made an excellent surface upon which to setup the photo booth. The nicest portable restrooms I’ve ever seen were nearby in a trailer with two women’s and one men’s facility. The women’s rooms were complete with a real sink and mirror, looking much like a bathroom you’d seen in someone’s home. If you’re planning an outdoor wedding I highly recommend looking into this.

written by Ginnie Sweeney

Congratulations to Sara and Walter, who were married yesterday at Front Porch Farms in Charlotte, Tennessee. The wedding was an intimate affair with about seventy guests in attendance. Both the wedding and reception were held under the same pavilion. The décor was country quaint…mason jar glasses and flower vases, tatted lace tablecloths, and tiered pecan pies serving as the grooms cake. With fewer people present, guests were able to get in the photo booth several times. Below are two photo sessions of the bride and groom, one silly and one sweet.