Cheyenne and Dylan’s fall midday wedding at Chapel in the Hollow was a golden dream come true. The chapel was adorned with rich gold and navy fabrics, beautifully complemented by our radiant sunflower florals and the warm, inviting glow of our candle package. Cheyenne looked absolutely stunning in her strapless dress, which featured a mid-length train and a captivating sequin underlayer. Her attire was perfectly crowned with a shoulder-length veil that added an exquisite touch of elegance. Dylan was the picture of sophistication in his sharp suit, tastefully paired with a handsome gold tie. For their guests, the couple prepared small jars of honey as sweet favors, a delightful memento of their special day. Cheyenne did a first look with her father, and his face crumpled as soon as he saw her. As Cheyenne made her entrance, her proud father, overcome with emotion, walked her down the aisle to start this new chapter in her life. To add an extra dash of style and charm, her little brother sported a top hat, carried a cane, and kept time with a pocket watch – a truly dapper addition to the day’s festivities. Cheyenne and Dylan’s midday wedding was a celebration of love and style, a day to cherish forever. From the Bride: We meet through a friend at school. Our first date was the 4th of July fireworks on the lake. However, we were 14 and 15 so we were supervised by his parents. This was also the first time I met his parents. So, I was very nervous. By the end of the night, I was head over heels. He was such a gentleman even as such a young age. Dylan proposed. It was New Year’s Eve, and us and two of our very close friends went out to eat at a local restaurant. I knew something was up because I could look at him and tell something is off. Well, we finished eating and we were talking outside with our friends before we said goodbye. Our friend Hanna said, “let’s take some pictures.” And I was so confused but like okay whatever. So, I took a few pictures of our friends (which they were dating at the time). We then stood up there and let them take some pictures. Little did I know she was recording, and I was like “Hanna what is taking you so long lol.” and turns out Dylan was struggling with opening the ring box that was in his back pocket and he reached around and turned me to face him. He then got down on one knee and asked me to marry him. And of course, I said YES! We decided on an East Tennessee wedding because Dylan and I love the mountains. Sadly, in the middle of South Carolina there are no mountains. after we got engaged, we knew we didn’t want anything big. So, we were on the hunt for venues. Dylan looked at me and said why don’t we go to Tennessee and get married since we want to honeymoon up there. I thought that was a great Idea. I’m looking forward to seeing his face when he turns around and looks at me before I walk down the aisle. A typical date night for us is going eat a big dinner and then after go do something fun. such as, go ride go carts or bowling.