Lexie and Avery hosted their stunning European-inspired wedding at Blackberry Ridge in Trenton, Georgia. The property sits in a quiet part of the mountains, and the drive in feels tucked away from everything else. As guests arrive, the space opens to lawn, water views, and a glass conservatory at the center of the property.
Their summer celebration made full use of each part of the venue. Guests gathered outdoors, moved across the lawn, and later settled into the conservatory as the evening unfolded. Throughout the day, natural light and the surrounding landscape shaped both the experience and the overall feel of the celebration.
Framed in Florals
The ceremony took place outdoors along the water, in a quiet and tucked-away part of the property. Guests faced the view as Lexie and Avery stood at the front, with the landscape remaining visible throughout.
White flowers lined the aisle and gathered at the front, creating a soft path leading to the altar. A floral arch framed the domed structure at the front, drawing attention to the couple while still keeping the space open to the surrounding landscape.
Cocktail hour carried the design outdoors in a way that felt both effortless and inviting. Set against the conservatory and surrounding greenery, guests gathered in the warm September light, surrounded by soft pastel florals and thoughtful details that seamlessly tied into the rest of the day. The custom bar became a standout moment, featuring layered patterns, floral motifs, and a personal touch with illustrations of Lexie and Avery’s dogs woven into the design. A floral-adorned piano created an unexpected focal point, bringing a sense of charm and elegance to the space. It was a relaxed, beautiful transition into the evening, and a moment that felt just as intentional as it was welcoming.
It’s All in the Details
The reception design struck a thoughtful balance between softness and structure. A rich pastel palette set against bold greens brought warmth into the glass conservatory, allowing each element to feel layered and intentional. Florals were lush and garden-inspired, with movement and texture that echoed the surrounding landscape, while a subtle pattern in the head table linen introduced a quiet nod to European influence. Crystal glassware, gold flatware, and candlelight added a level of refinement that felt timeless without being overly formal. The result was a space that felt both considered and creative, a true reflection of Lexie and Avery.
The Night’s Last Impression
The evening came to a close in a way that felt both celebratory and completely true to Lexie and Avery. As fireworks lit up the night sky, guests gathered to take in one final moment that felt as joyful as it was unforgettable. What followed was less of a formal exit and more of a continuation of the celebration—laughter, movement, and a dance floor that stayed full until the very end. From quiet, intentional moments to a night that felt entirely alive, their wedding was a reflection of not only how it looked, but how it felt. It was a day filled with energy, personality, and a kind of joy that lingered long after the final song.
Planning + design: Hamilton Events | Photography + Videography: Soulshine Photography | Venue: Blackberry Ridge | Florals: CS Floral Design | Beauty: Effortless Beauty | Stationary + Signage: Lexie & Avery Creative | Catering + Bartending: Events with Taste | Entertainment: First Verse Productions , Emeral Empire Band | Transportation: Nooga Shuttles | Rentals + Decor: Prophouse Birmingham, Chattanooga Tent & Event Solutions, Luma Designs, BBJ Latavola, Theoni Collection.
