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Boots and Brides in Nashville

This shot is from one of our recent brides, Sloan Gentry…another wedding where the bridesmaids wear cowboy boots…after all, this IS Nashville. Thanks to Shaun Larson, a fantastic photojournalists here in town, who happened to be a personal friend of the bride’s family. The cowboy boots fit perfectly with the reception, which was held at Puckett’s Grocery in downtown Franklin, TN. Enjoy!

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April 20, 2010 | Filed Under Weddings 

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