It all started in the summer of 2017, we both attended Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee. Thanks to some mutual friends (and probably a little festival magic), we met at the campgrounds of the festival despite being on completely opposite ends of the venue. Upon meeting, we bonded over our favorite songs no one else seemed to know, geeked out over past lineups and future festivals, and somehow discovered that our childhood homes were less than five minutes apart… and yet we’d never crossed paths until that weekend and it felt meant to be. From that first night on, we were inseparable and not just for the weekend. Eight years (and several more Bonnaroos) later, we’re still dancing through life together. That weekend sparked something truly magical, and now we’re bringing a little piece of that Bonnaroo magic back home to Memphis to celebrate our love with the people who mean the most to us! We can't wait to share this next chapter with all of you 🎶
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"Birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll," a historic recording studio opened by Sam Phillips in 1950, where icons like Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins launched their careers, blending blues, country, and gospel into rockabilly and rock, and now operates as a museum and still-recording studio
"Birthplace of the Blues," a historic and vibrant entertainment district known for its live blues, jazz, and soul music, iconic clubs like B.B. King's, rich African American cultural history, barbecue, and lively nightlife, attracting music lovers and tourists worldwide for its non-stop music and unique atmosphere.
Museum and Garden, Free Admission to all. Easter Egg Hunt for children Saturday 4/4/26 morning.
We can’t wait to celebrate with you in style! Our dress code is formal with a twist. For men, we ask for tuxedos or tailored suits styled with a dress shirt and tie or bow tie. In the spirit of our garden setting, pastels and lighter hues are welcomed and encouraged. For women, floor-length dresses or dressy pantsuits. Soft patterns, unique fabrics, and pastel hues are especially welcomed to complement the garden setting. Our ceremony is on grass, we suggest flats or block heels for comfort. Absolutely NO white, beige/ivory, or black. Please be mindful, our wedding party will be dressed in pink and black.
Due to limited capacity, we are only able to accommodate those formally invited. If you received a plus on, it will be addressed on your invitation and RSVP section of the website.
Please RSVP by Sunday, February 15th.
If you aren’t able to join us, we will truly miss celebrating with you. Please let us know by updating your RSVP.
Our ceremony will take place outdoors. Our reception space is indoors, with an additional outdoor covered patio
Please plan to arrive 20–30 minutes early so you have plenty of time to park and find your seat. The ceremony will begin promptly at 5:30 PM, and we kindly ask that all guests be seated by that time.
Parking is provided at the venue.
Early April in Memphis is usually mild and lovely, with daytime highs in the upper 60s to low 70s°F and cooler evenings in the upper 40s to low 50s°F. There’s always a chance of a spring shower, but no worries, we've made plans to continue our festivities rain or shine so everyone can enjoy the day no matter the forecast.