On a sunny, early September day, the T Villager Designs team arrived at the Four Seasons Hotel for the wedding of Jen and Andrew, designed by Laurie Hartman of Laurie Deanne Events. The spacious ballroom of the downtown Nashville luxury hotel provided a gorgeous blank slate for our team to bring to life. Lush floral tie backs on the partition curtains teased the floral lined aisle that Jen would later walk down toting a white rose-filled bouquet featuring light blue accents of delphinium. The aisle led to a white rose adorned acrylic chuppah which framed the traditional ceremony. A cocktail ho ..read more

While an hour and a half drive might not usually be the hallmark of a “destination wedding”, our team crossed state lines to create the floral design for Jessi and Justin’s wedding located in Alvaton, Kentucky. Sarah Miller of Southern Vine Co. designed this contemporary-meets-rustic October wedding. We approached the winding driveway to Cason’s Cove, a charming, family owned wedding venue, tucked away in rural Kentucky. Every curve revealed a new wonder - horses grazing in a field to our left, an endearing guest house situated to our right.  The floral design for this day encouraged us t ..read more

Eden and Hunter’s wedding at The Estate at Cherokee Dock was planned and designed by Laurie Hardman of Laurie Deanne Events. It was the perfect spring wedding where English garden style met contemporary accents. The result was a stunning display of soft, pastel spring florals designed with both a wonderful loose and dancing style as well as some contemporary design twists added in just the right places.  How can you go wrong with a color palette of pale lavender, pale pink, and very pale pops of yellow, creams and whites for a spring wedding? The ceremony was held in the estate’s rock gar ..read more

Lindsey and Carson’s wedding at CMHOF was spectacular and fun! Designed and planned by Sarah Miller of Southern Vine Co., Lindsey’s classic style vision with an infusion of glam made for a spectacular wedding look. The bridal gown was gorgeous, the men were in black tie and we made a very special black painted eryngium boutonniere for Carson that was spot on. The bridesmaids wore different styles of sage gowns and we used more sage colored greenery to highlight those dresses.  Classic green and white with the beautiful sparkle of crystal candelabras, crystal candlesticks, crystal votives ..read more

We recently had the honor of providing florals for an impressive day and evening  at Diamond Creek Farms, one of Nashville’s newest and most beautiful venues. The event was hosted by Samantha Heart, event planner for Diamond Creek Farms.  Diamond Creek Farms is nestled in Whites Creek, TN surrounded by 100 acres of pristine farmland and jaw dropping landscapes. It has beautifully manicured farm feel yet also infuses a very modern and contemporary feel in the amazing event hall. Brandon Roland, owner of Entertain!, hosted his annual vendor thank you party that is the best in Nashville ..read more

We have entered the post Covid wedding explosion in 2022 and it looks like 2023 will carry on the trend. Couples are now breaking back out with larger guest numbers, statement decor, destination weddings and many are focusing more on their guest experience to show appreciation for what everyone has been through the past two years. More than ever before weddings are much more individualized to the couple rather than following a trend. Many planners/designers are calling it the “anti-trend” trend. Depending on what couples want for their guest experience they might do large floral installations ..read more

Susan and Billy celebrated their nuptials at a picturesque Nashville venue surrounded by friends and family, stunning flowers, and bohemian romance. After suddenly and unexpectedly losing a loved one, Susan Gray and Billy Connolly faced new challenges together as a couple. “We agreed that life can change in such short notice, and we were both ready to face the new world together,” Susan shares. An engagement soon followed, and wedding planning was underway. Inspired by a vintage bohemian aesthetic, bride Susan knew she wanted to incorporate natural elements and earth tones to create a co ..read more

It’s that time of year again where we get to sit down with a few of our designers and talk about current trends going into a new season! We are all so crazy for fall events and weddings here in Nashville. Feel free to add your own questions to the end of this blog and we will get back to you with our answers :) 1. What is your favorite color when it comes to an Autumn event palette? Why? ALISON: “Well, mustard yellow of course! I'm obsessed with it. It's the perfect bright accent to mauve, burgundy, beige, terracotta, and all the usual suspect fall colors. Mustard is the cheerful vintage side ..read more

It’s not often we get to work with a family on more than one wedding, but in Alex and Bradley’s case, this was the second wedding for the Norris family. Bradley’s sister was married last November, so you can imagine our excitement when Alex and Bradley asked us to be their wedding florist. The intimate space of Marathon Village’s “Room with a View” was the ideal setting for this classic wedding. When sitting down with the couple to learn about their vision for the wedding day, we knew immediately that they wanted to be involved in the details. Alex and Bradley were passionate about contributin ..read more

Does the term ‘houseplant’ scare you? Maybe you’ve walked through your neighborhood greenhouse a few times in anticipation of coming home with a new leafy friend, but once you get to the checkout counter, you convince yourself it’s a terrible idea… Believe it or not, you’re not alone! Many people don’t know where to begin when it comes to indoor plants because they are scared of limiting their lifespan due to various maintenance reasons. We hope this insider’s guide to choosing and caring for indoor plants will convince you that purchasing an eye-catching, ai-purifying, lush houseplant is in f ..read more