It's official: Maren Morris and Ryan Hurd are hitched! The country stars tied the knot Saturday, March 24, 2018, in Nashville. And now, the My Church singer is posting wedding pictures. In the Instagram photo, Morris (27) and Hurd (31) share their first kiss as husband and wife. Tim McGraw song the two wrote together. Morris told People in October. That designer? Nashville-based Cavanagh Baker, who dreamed up a custom embroidered lace creation with a short skirt and a long train, just like her mama's. Only instead of a strapless neckline, the singer's gown featured handmade crystal straps-and the train was designed to be detachable (a.k.a. Ryan recently recalled on Instagram. Their friend Karina Argow served as officiant-and she apparently flubbed the line in sickness and in health, instead saying in thickness and in health. No matter: The mistake had everyone laughing! After reciting self-written vows, the newly married husband and wife danced down the aisle to Wilson Phillips's Hold On, sticking to their vision for the big day. Keeping with tradition, the bride's dad walked her down the aisle-and the two later shared a father-daughter dance. Oh, and Morris's sister, Karsen, even carried the couple's adorable new bulldog, Pancake, down the aisle. Though he did not pee on his handler during the ceremony, he did have an accident at some point during the celebration, as the groom revealed on Twitter. Still, once is pretty good for such a young pup! And who could stay mad at that face? At the reception, guests (including the mother and father of the bride, above) posed for pictures in the photo booth. And as Morris told People, there were likely lots of margaritas and Motown music. Morris captioned an Instagram photo following the celebration, as they honeymooned in Bora Bora. Showers can take on many themes, include fun games and activities, and are an opportunity to share beloved food and drink traditions with loved ones that you might not be incorporating into your wedding. Unless otherwise specified on the invitation, gifts for the couple will be part of the occasion, and Przezdziecki strongly encourages attendees to stick with items on a couples’ wedding registry. In bachelorette and bachelor parties, brides and grooms traditionally gather separately-though joint parties are definitely common-with their favorite people to celebrate the last moments of singledom. What used to be one night of revelry has morphed into a multi-day destination affair that typically occurs six to eight weeks before the wedding, with groups jetting off to destinations such as Charleston, Texas, New York City, and Scottsdale. “Planning is definitely a group effort,” says Przezdziecki, who notes that a maid of honor or best man might take point on coordination, with input from the bride or groom and help from the rest of the wedding party. Talk about a picture-perfect moment. You're never too old for a kiss on the cheek from dad. We love this capture of such a meaningful moment before walking the aisle. You know it’s going to be a perfect wedding day when you and your best buddy start it off with laughing and crying at the same time. We love the way the raw emotions of this special bond were captured here. There's no rule against making an entrance, especially for dad! This bride turned her father-daughter first look into quite the dramatic reveal. Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. We love how this dad awaited his daughter with a bouquet of flowers in hand. Why not plan that first look somewhere truly meaningful? We love the idea of staging the scene at home in front of a portrait. Let's be honest, dads aren't always at the forefront of fashion. With a statement dress like this blush confection, it's hard to gauge their sartorial approval. This papa, however, seems seriously impressed! The father-daughter first look is a real turning point in the wedding day: It's when everything starts to feel real. It's no surprise that this dad couldn't contain the emotions when getting a first peek at his daughter in her full bridal glory. If your venue allows, coming down the stairs after getting ready creates a beautiful sense of anticipation. But what makes it even more special is having dad waiting for you at the bottom. Everyone knows that dads give the best hugs. It's a fact. We can't help but love this shot of an especially tender embrace. Ariana Grande finally gave fans a look at her intimate wedding to husband Dalton Gomez. Dressed in chụp ảnh cưới Sài Gòn and bow-accented veil, Grande looked gorgeous as she kissed Gomez beneath dangling florals inside her Montecito, Calif., home. Gomez, meanwhile, opted for a classic black Tom Ford suit for their big day. The “7 Rings” singer also shared behind-the-scenes photos of her getting ready for the ceremony. Grande’s parents, Joan Grande and Ed Butera, walked her down the aisle before giving her away to Gomez in front of a small group of those nearest and dearest to the bride and groom, Vogue reported. Two days after the ceremony, Grande’s rep confirmed to People that the Grammy winner and Gomez “got married,” adding, “It was tiny and intimate - less than 20 people. The room was so happy and full of love. Gomez proposed to Grande in December 2020 with a pearl and diamond ring that had special meaning to the pop star, as the pearl appeared to come from a ring that her grandmother gave her. ” with Solow & Co jewelers. The couple began dating in early 2020 and made their debut together just a few months later in her “Stuck with U” music video. They holed up together in Los Angeles throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and eventually became Instagram-official last summer. With its sand-colored hue and woven print, rattan is a material that all boho weddings should embrace. Suspended above your reception tables, these light fixtures will surely make a statement and cast a warm glow over your post-ceremony party. Hang them from a slab of bamboo and pull in wicker chairs and beige linens to create a boho-yet-beachy scene, such as the one at this intimate gathering in Jamaica. Draw the eye toward the ceiling of your boho wedding reception with flower chandeliers brimming with dried blooms in warm, muted hues. At this modern celebration in Joshua Tree, the couple did just that. With these hanging arrangements (like the pictured ones by Wild Muse Floral) you'll eliminate negative space, inject texture and dimension into the ceiling, and make a large room feel more intimate. Surrounded by nature, there's nothing more boho-like than an al fresco reception. With draping, you'll compose an airy, ethereal design scheme that's perfect for an easy-breezy outdoor setup.
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