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Brittany & Shawn worked with each other for many years. They had lost touch with each other for 3 or 4 years then Shawn popped up in people I may know on Facebook. After messaging back and forth for a few weeks catching up he asked if Brittany would like to get some food one evening. They just hit it off from there.

Brittany + Shawn | Belfry, KY

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A summer wedding typically has at least one element of the day that's outside. Make sure you have shaded options that allow guests to avoid the sun. We love the idea of handing out parasols, fans or sunglasses as wedding favors so guests can use them during the day.

Think fresh, light and airy when it comes to food and drinks and even colors.

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Summer weddings are those held in the months of June, July and August. This is considered "wedding season" and is one of the most popular times to get married. Some wedding styles we often see in summer include boho, rustic, casual, nautical and tropical weddings.

Because summer is widely considered "wedding season," you'll see higher prices on venues and vendors between Memorial Day and Labor Day so keep that in mind when figuring out your budget. There's good reason so many couples choose to get married in the summer. Inclement weather is not nearly as much of a concern, outdoor ceremonies are much easier to plan and, of course, there's an endless variety of bright blooms to include in your day!

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The Brown Hotel is a luxury hotel located in the heart of downtown Louisville, Kentucky. This historic hotel is known for its timeless elegance and exceptional service. The hotel features 293 guest rooms, including suites that offer stunning views of the city skyline. The Brown Hotel also boasts three restaurant outlets, a fitness center, a business center, and 26,000 square feet of meeting and event space. The Brown Hotel is a popular wedding venue in Louisville because of its grand architecture and lavish decor. The hotel's ballroom features breathtaking crystal chandeliers and ornate plaster moldings that create a romantic and sophisticated atmosphere perfect for a wedding. The hotel's expert wedding planners can help couples plan their dream wedding from beginning to end, with custom menus, room designs, and tailored wedding packages that include everything from catering to music. One of the unique features of The Brown Hotel is the famous "Hot Brown" sandwich, which was invented at the hotel's restaurant in the 1920s. This Kentucky classic can be featured on the wedding menu as a tribute to the hotel's history and as a delicious homage to the state's iconic culinary traditions. Overall, The Brown Hotel is a fantastic wedding venue for couples who are looking for a luxurious and historical setting that offers exceptional hospitality and service.

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While the definition is simplistic, the end result is far­-reaching. From the flora that surrounds us to the very air that fills our being, these inherent factors play a large role in the resulting experience. Yes, Kentucky has its own culinary subtleties and the team at Apiary has combined their well known farm to table catering with their exceptionally stylish event space.

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The Olmsted, constructed between 1925 and 1927, is located on the campus of the former Masonic Widows and Orphans Home. It is located at 3701 Frankfort Avenue in the historic Crescent Hill-St. Matthews area. Designed by the architectural firm of Joseph and Joseph, the buildings were arranged on an elongated oval landscape plan with most of the buildings placed along the outer edge of the property, which extends roughly 80 acres. At the center of this plan lies The Olmsted. Once referred to as the dining hall, The Olmsted was the center of activity for all occupants of the Home. The Olmsted was named after Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr., of the nationally recognized landscape architectural firm, The Olmsted Brothers. The Olmsted Brothers were well recognized in Louisville at the time, having designed numerous parks and other projects in the city since the late nineteenth century. Frederick Law Olmsted Sr. was most famous for having designed Central Park in New York City. Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. continued the legacy of his family by specializing in the preservation of natural park like settings, especially in urban areas. Believing that natural environments provided healthier living conditions, he designed many of these areas for neighborhoods with a predominance of concrete. The Home’s landscape design includes mature trees lining the paved driveways and two large grass areas in the center of the complex. This setting provided the occupants of the Home an abundance of natural space for activities and relaxation.

The Olmsted

The Carrick House is one of Lexington’s most unique properties, and indeed a microcosm of the city itself - capturing its romance, history, preservation, beauty, charm and cosmopolitan style all in one extraordinary venue.

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Brittany and Shawn

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Videographer: Oak + Arrow Films

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