Experience the home of The King, Elvis! Whether you are a die hard rocker, or a casual music fan - seeing the roots of rock n' roll up close and personal will develop an appreciation for music as an instrument for American culture.

You may have seen the World's largest Bass Pro if you are close to the groom, but have you ever seen a pyramid dedicated to fishing? Explore one of the most known pieces of Memphis at this outdoorsman's paradise featuring views of Memphis, every outdoor need you can imagine, and wonderful nearby dining.

Take a tour down famous Beale Street in Memphis to see a variety of food options, music, and drink stops. Known for its eclectic dive scene, Beale street offers a little bit of everything.

Who doesn't love animals? The Memphis zoo offers a variety of animals watch as you get your steps in for the day.

If refinement is more your style, take a brief stop at the Brooks museum of art which offers classic European and American art and sculptures dating back hundreds of years.

Get a taste of nature in the fall! By October, the Southern heat should have calmed down a little and make for a great time to see a variety of plants and vegetation.

Known since the 1940s as a classic Memphis BBQ staple, get a taste of true Memphis Style Southern BBQ offering a variety of cuts.

From the Blind Side to William Faulkner, Ole Miss is an SEC staple that has been instrumental in forming the football culture of the South. Often rated "most beautiful campus in the US" Ole Miss is a registered botanical garden just 1 hour away from the venue where you can freely roam and appreciate the academic environment.

Home of the Nobel Prize winning William Faulkner, Rowan Oak is a museum worth stopping through if you are in town. Known as the "Mark Twain of the South" William Faulkner wrote classic stories of his time in Mississippi through his youth.

Voted Travel and Leisure's "Best breakfast around the world", Big Bad Breakfast offers classic southern breakfast cuisines including grits, tabasco and brown sugar bacon, and steel cut farm fresh oats.

In the mood for fine dining? Try city grocery which offers James Beard Award winning chef John Currence's flagship restaurant who offers his refined take on Southern staple dishes.

Looking for some comfort before or after the wedding? Look no further than some good ole fashioned Southern Comfort food at this iconic Ole Miss restaurant. Offering time-tested takes on Southern classics, Ajax is sure to leave you sleepy after a hefty meal.

If football is your fancy, the Ole Miss Rebels take on the Washington State Cougars Saturday before the wedding.