Ashley and Paul’s Scottish-American wedding at Jackson Avenue Terminal, a historic restored freight train station in downtown Knoxville, featured plenty of understated cultural details, without going full tartan and kilt. The unique, urban venue of raw brick and exposed beams contrasted beautifully with the rosy, vintage color palette and fabulously elegant décor. An eclectic mix of turn-of-the-century industrial architecture, glamorous gold and silver candelabras, and reception tables heaped in dreamy florals. The bride’s vintage-inspired wedding day look featured an ultra glam long-sleeve Jenny Packham wedding gown with a Claire Pettibone cap veil for a timeless, classic feel. Samuel Franklin Florals created the oversized sepia-toned floral décor featuring a few subtle nods to the groom’s heritage – subtle Scottish heather and statement-making purple thistles, an ancient emblem of the nation. We love the stunningly oversized ceremony arch featuring winding, asymmetrical vines and romantic, pastel blooms. Texture Photo captured this sweet couple looking beautiful and breathtaking throughout their big day. The Couple:
Ashley and Paul
The Wedding:
Jackson Avenue Terminal, Knoxville, Tennessee

Paul is from Scotland and Ashley is from Tennessee so we tried to have small nods from each culture. Our dear friend is a calligrapher so she made a special hand drawn stamp of a magnolia flower with a piece of Scottish Heather. Our ho...