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 We are always on the hunt for unique and interesting southern wedding venues to tour, photograph and recommend to our brides. . Otter Creek, a premiere wingshooting farm in Ohatchee Alabama, is one of our new favorites.  About an hour east  of Birmingham, the venue is  not only beautiful, but offers luxury wedding amenities  including gorgeously appointe...

There is nothing  sweeter than an historic house for a wedding venue but add a  Georgia  southern front  porch and the prettiest pink flower palette for a sweeter day.The McGarity House of Temple Ga is a step back in time so this lovely romantic and vintage wedding inspiration was the perfect match for the Victorian farmhouse setting....

We were given the opportunity to work with Birmingham's  Heather Durham photography for some fun creative  Christmas  inspiration. We often decorate homes for Christmas gatherings and love interpreting the house and families personality into our designs . We have collaborated with her for the Birmingham Magazine wedding issue, weddings and three gorgeous...

 After binging on Downton Abby and The Crown last fall , a group of Birmingham wedding vendors gathered to create our own Anglo American inspiration at a classic southern setting. Located in the heart of  Birmingham's  historic Highlands district, Donnelly House with its classic columns and gorgeous stairwell was the perfect choice for our  British inspir...

When sweet Sophia called us about her wedding we could tell her wedding day would be so meaningful. We LOVE military weddings and were thrilled to visit Fort Benning to provide her flowers. I fell in love with the  primitive  historic wooden chapel as the quaint setting for their vows and the stunning officers club that hosted the gorgeous reception.We we...

Ahhh, we love this question because it is the how and why do this wedding thing we love so much. While growing up in small Alabama town,  I always  loved to gather flowers  into loose and natural arrangements and this translated into my wedding designs. Here I am with one of my foraged wild arbors waiting on a rose...um about 20 years ago....