We're so excited you're here!

There is a big walk (or drive) down to the ceremony; please be aware of the time and arrive no later than 12:40 pm. We will be unable to accommodate a late arrival to the ceremony.

We will be outside ALL DAY! This is a working farm, although we have worked hard to prepare for the big day, sometimes nature has other plans... Please be prepared for the weather and potentially soft ground. Be picture ready! Our photographers are excited to help us capture the day. Pictures will be shared on social media and printed to be hung in our home!

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It all began at a place called the Cabin, tucked away on a quiet farm in Cookeville—the very same farm where they’d one day say "I do." Myla had become close friends with Maggie through their work with the city, and when Maggie invited her out for a game night with friends, Myla didn’t expect much more than laughter, snacks, and some friendly competition. But that night, she met Maggie’s older brother, Nate. The two struck up an easy conversation, the kind that lingers in the back of your mind long after it ends. Later, Maggie asked Myla if she’d been flirting with her brother. "Of course not!" Myla replied, because flirting with your friend’s brother was strictly against the rules. Still… it did feel like maybe he’d been flirting with her. With Maggie’s blessing (and a little push), she passed along Nate’s contact info. One message turned into many, and by the next game night, something had shifted. That night, when Myla was ready to head home, Nate walked her to her car. What should’ve been a quick goodbye turned into a conversation under the stars that lasted until 3 a.m. Not long after, Nate taught Myla how to drive his old F-150 stick shift—she stalled it more times than she could count, but he just laughed. Somewhere between the engine sputters and shared late-night talks, something real took root. They made it official on August 20, 2022. Since then, it’s been a story of love, laughter, and long drives—and it’s only just begun.