There’s something undeniably romantic about a rainy wedding day, and Abby and Palmer’s wedding at Homestead Manor in Thompson’s Station, Tennessee proved just how magical it can be when love and joy take center stage—rain or shine.
From the moment you stepped onto the property, the air buzzed with excitement and the fresh scent of spring rain. The forecast may have brought downpours, but that didn’t stop anyone—not even close. With umbrellas in hand and hearts wide open, Abby and Palmer embraced the unexpected.
Abby’s vision came to life with stunning spring-toned florals that brought bursts of color and life to the misty day. Her bridesmaids added to the charm, each wearing mismatched dresses in soft spring hues—a beautiful complement to the garden-inspired palette. It was stunning.
The day was filled with heartfelt moments. Abby and Palmer chose to do a first look, a quiet exchange that allowed them to savor a few peaceful minutes together before the festivities began. During this time, they also exchanged personal gifts, a tender tradition that added even more meaning to their day.
One of the most touching parts of the afternoon was Abby’s first look with her grandparents—a moment full of love, laughter, and tears that reminded everyone what weddings are really all about. I might have shed a tear or two.
As guests took their seats, a three-piece string ensemble played softly, their melodies floating through the humid air and setting the stage for a romantic ceremony. The rain may have kept things cozy, but it only added to the ambiance.
Abby, a beloved teacher, was overjoyed to have several of her students in attendance, and they lit up the day with their big smiles and tiny dress shoes. After the ceremony, they gathered around Abby for photos, beaming with pride. I loved every minute of this sweet time!
Once the “I do’s” were said and sealed, the party got underway. Wildberry Catering delivered a delicious dinner that had everyone talking, and as the rain began to ease, guests grabbed drinks, hit the dance floor, and made the most of every joyful second.
The night was filled with laughter, countless photos, and the kind of energy that only comes when everyone truly loves the couple they’re celebrating. Despite the weather, Abby and Palmer’s wedding day felt like pure sunshine—bright, beautiful, and full of love.
Abby and Palmer, thank you for showing us what it means to embrace the moment. Your wedding was a testament to joy, resilience, and deep, heartfelt connection. Rain has never looked so good.
Venue: Homestead Manor
Florals: Nashville Floral Studio
Catering: Wildberry Catering
DJ: Jack Hughey
Video: John Mark Art
Hair: Blo Dry Bar Franklin
Bridal Gown: White Magnolia
Men’s attire: Jos A Banks
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