Plunge Flicks captured the stunning A Bride For All Seasons event at the Four Seasons Atlanta hotel in midtown Atlanta. The event, organized by The Atlantan Brides Magazine and Four Seasons Hotel, features over a hundred Georgia wedding venues, from barns to historic homes to garden weddings. The average cost of an Atlanta wedding is reported to be about $26,000, below the national average.
Atlanta weddings can be large, luxurious, or budget-friendly, with the average cost being about $26,000. The Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta hosts an annual event, which is full of tablescapes and inspiration. The event is a must-see for those in the area.
The event began with an ad in a mail-order bride catalogue, introducing four Hitching Post Mail-Order Bride Catalogue prospects in the year 1870, eager for second chances and happiness. The event is filled with inspiration and a beautiful atmosphere, with hand-painted menu cards and real lemons as place cards.
At the Four Seasons Bridal Event, attendees are invited to envision their wedding day with Atlanta’s bridal experts, who walk them through one of the most memorable days of their life. The event showcases the beauty of bridal beauty and the importance of finding the right wedding venue for your special day.
📹 A Bride For All Seasons
Plunge Flicks captured this beautiful and luxurious event, A Bride For All Seasons at The Four Seasons Atlanta.
📹 Desperate Bride Is Getting Married In Only 5 Hours! | Say Yes To The Dress Atlanta
Bride Salina is getting married to her army fiancé in 5 hours as he’s being sent off to Afghanistan the next day. Salina will have to …
Uh!!!!!! This show was so scripted! The way the camera crew followed her into the store, that the top consultant plus Lori were available. The way they tried on dress after dress in one numbered size before they wisely decided to go one size up? I thought these were professionals who do this for a living or something. And the camera crew followed them to the courthouse. How cute! And SCRIPTED!!!!!
This ‘sitch would be the perfect excuse to save a whopping 2 grand! Very short engagement – it’s not like they needed on base housing & she could still be in a joint bank account to be supported. They could have postponed the ceremony & met up for a leave weekend in Italy & stayed in a fabulous 5-star hotel…
Many young American women marry right before their fiancés’ are deployed because sadly if their husband is killed in action she will greatly benefit financially forever and if not just divorce him when he returns. So sad. Feel bad for her fiancé. How could she have an emotional attachment to the dress when she probably doesn’t have an emotional attachment to the groom. Men in the military know these type of brides.