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Mingling with all of your guests on your special day can be challenging, but having a guest book where guests can leave their wishes and memories of the happy couple can make things a lot easier for everyone and leave the couple with something to help them relive that glorious day. Read on for some creative twists on the classic tradition.

Wish Upon A Ribbon: As guests enter the ceremony, assign someone to hand them 2-inch-wide and about 2-feet-long satin ribbon pieces in your wedding colors, plus a pen to write a message (you might need a fabric pen). A few minutes before the ceremony, have someone gather the ribbons and tie them to the ceremony arbor or archway. It’s especially great for outdoor ceremonies, as the ribbons will flutter in the breeze. And if that’s too labor intensive? Use wishing stones instead! During the ceremony , they can write down wishes they have for the newlyweds and at the end of the ceremony, can drop them into a large vase that you can display in your home.

Shell Collection: If your wedding has a beach or underwater theme, shells could be a possible way to go. Place a bounty of shells on a table with some markers and your guests can leave “pearls” of wisdom or just a happy message for the bride and groom. You can change it up depending on your theme. For example, if you’re having a ski themed wedding, buy a blank ski and have guests sign.

Canvas Art: Prop a blank canvas from an art store and place art supplies on a nearby table. Guests can autograph and illustrate the canvas, giving you a one-of-a-kind original piece of art to take home.

Sewn with Love: Hang small squares of fabric from a string and encourage guests to sign. Then when your day is over, you can take them to a local seamstress and have them turn it into a sentimental quilt.

A Board Full of Envelopes: Mini envelopes are attached to a wooden board. Guests write their sentiments, tuck it in an envelope and seal it up for the newlyweds to read later.

These are just a FEW ideas of what you could have at your wedding! If you try any of these ideas, please email us pictures, we would love to see what you decided on for your wedding! Studiowednashville@gmail.com

With spring just around the corner, we thought that it would be appropriate to come up with a spring wedding inspiration board. When you think of spring, typically, you think of bright popping colors and abundances of flowers at your wedding. The colors that would look lovely popping up at your wedding this spring, are blues, pinks, and pale yellows. Mixed together in a bouquet or place setting, the colors look gorgeous.

A bright bouquet of peonys or pink hydrangeas would look stunning against a bright white gown. We recommend a lovely blue table-scape with hints of different shades of pink around your place setting. A bright pop of color could add a touch of spring in your groom and groomsmen bow ties and pocket squares. Don’t forget to let your guests know to dress in their ‘spingest’ attire, including marvelous hats, ties, and more!

Houston Station is such a neat venue, because it is so versatile. They describe themselves as 1800’s industrial chic with 21st century amenities. Houston Station is four minuets from downtown, and right outside of historic Greer Stadium. They offer valet parking and allow most vendors to work there. Historic Houston Station seats up to 300-400 guests and there is also dancing room for all of your guests!

The venue offers an open vendor policy, high wood beams, beautiful hardwood floors, exposed brick, historic ambiance, train views, great acoustics, and much more! To learn more about the fabulous Houston Station visit houstonstationnashville.com

We just had to share with you, this beautiful collage of pictures taken by our very own, Kristyn Hogan. These two photos are not only so intimate but so timeless.

If you’re looking for a wonderful photographer for your engagement or wedding, you will love Kristyn!

Visit her website to learn more :: kristynhogan.com