Cactus Creek Barn

Wedding Day

Wedding

Reception

Our Wedding

Our Story

Details

Katelynn Kischnick 

Cassidy Cooley

Jeff Roark

James Stroh

Morgan Walker

Amanda Filer

Joseph Mangrum

Nathan Ferrell

Heather Vaughn

Grant Sanders

Haleigh Mench

Emily Monchilov

Austin Monchilov

Harper Roark

Camille Sherrard

Wedding Party

Kaitlyn & Jeremy

The Proposal

Engagement Photos

Photos

Registry

Q + A

Comfort Inn

Hampton Inn Bellevue / Nashville-I-40 West

Holiday Inn Express

Fairfield Inn & Suites 

Hampton Inn Dickson

Travel

Immerse yourself in the long-standing tradition of Old No. 7 with a day trip to the distillery in historic Lynchburg, Tennessee.
Board a bus in the heart of Nashville and head south toward Lynchburg, where the Jack Daniel Distillery was founded and still stands. Sit back and relax as your driver does the work, gazing out onto scenic views of the rolling Tennessee countryside. Along the way, gain insight into how Jack Daniel's grew from a tiny operation to what it is today—all while located in a damp county that can't even sell the product in restaurants or bars.
After some time at the distillery, head down to the town square to grab lunch on your own. You have time to visit other attractions like the Jack Daniel's General Store or the Moore County Old Jail Museum before catching the bus back to Nashville.

Jack Daniel's Distillery Day Trip

The Loveless Cafe experience is truly unique! Of course, the Cafe is the reason we’re all here with homemade dishes and those famous biscuits! While the Motel is no longer active, the original motel rooms have been converted into shops, offices and event space. There is so much to enjoy while you visit.

Loveless Cafe

Venture to the heart of country music, Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame®, for an up-close look at legendary artists, lively exhibits, and soulful tunes. Whether you like bluegrass, Cajun, rockabilly, or honky-tonk, this self-guided tour explores a century of country music culture.
Walk into the museum and admire the vast array of country music memorabilia including fan club newsletters, photographs, sheet music, songbooks, original recordings, and archival video. Get a warm welcome to Music City with the museum’s interactive exhibits, films featuring today’s top names, and professional songwriter sessions.
View the moving image collection of more than 23,000 images in 9 different formats dating back to the 1920s. The impressive artifact collection boasts more than 800 costumes, 600 instruments, and a world-class array of country music memorabilia. Special exhibits rotate monthly and include hit musicians like Glen Campbell, Kenny Rogers, Alan Jackson, Miranda Lambert, and Crystal Gayle.

Country Music Hall of Fame® Tour

A visit to Nashville is not complete without paying tribute to America's premier country music venue. Take a seat at the iconic Grand Ole Opry and experience the longest-running live radio show in the United States.
The Grand Ole Opry is also known as &quot;home of American Music&quot; and &quot;country's most famous stage&quot; for a very good reason: thousands of world-renowned stars have performed here. Amazing performers such as Hank Williams, Minnie Pearl, Carrie Underwood, Brad Paisley, Rascal Flats, and Dierks Bentley have all graced this stage. Take this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to watch country music's up-and-coming stars and legends perform on the same night.

Grand Ole Opry Concert

The Battle of Franklin is known as &quot;the 5 bloodiest hours of the Civil War.&quot; Hear stories, see bullet and cannon ball holes, and walk the hallowed halls and battlefields that still bear the scars from one of the fiercest Civil War fights.
Your tour takes you to the Carter House, a modest farmhouse that was ground zero for this historic fight between the Union and Confederate armies. The Carter family sought refuge in the basement of their home during the fighting that erupted on their property, as the home was commandeered as the Federal command post. Hear the stories of the soldiers who fought and died in these fields, and walk among the buildings that still stand to this day.
Then, visit in the quaint town of Franklin to shop, eat, and view historic sites on your own. Learn how the residents of this small town emerged from their homes on the morning of December 1, 1864 to find nearly 10,000 casualties.
The final stop on your journey is the Carnton Plantation. The plantation, owned by the McGavocks, was ordered to be a Confederate field hospital by a Southern general during the Civil War. While touring the home, see the floors that are still stained with the blood of men who were treated there. Learn how the McGavocks eventually donated 2 acres of their property as a burial ground for some of the Confederate soldiers killed in the battle.

Civil War Battle Sites Tour

Cruise around Nashville's most iconic sights on this immersive tour around Music City. Check out Honky Tonk Row's music venues, get up-close looks at the capitol building, and buzz by the campus of Vanderbuilt University while your guide regales you with tales of the city's history.
Get picked up from you hotel and dive right into the heart of Nashville. Pass through downtown's historic center, cruise past the serene scenes in Riverfront Park, and then head to Honky Tonk Row to listen for sounds of Nashville's world-class performers spilling into the street.
Enjoy admission and time to check out the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and Ryman Auditorium along the way, and listen as your guide talks about the history of country music in Nashville. Don't forget to ask for tips on other corners of town to check out on your own, and then wrap up your day with convenient drop-off back at your hotel.

Discover Nashville City Tour

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