Wedding Day

Memphis Brooks Museum of Art

Ceremony

River Hall

Cocktail Hour

Reception

Our Wedding

Maps:

Please click on each image below to see details for parking and restroom access! Parking: There will be a sign outside of the courtyard where the ceremony is located, which you will pass as you drive in for parking! (Marked by the circle) Restroom Access: If you need to use the restroom facilities, follow the red line and a security officer will allow you through the museum! Please be mindful of the time if you plan to use the restroom upon arrival, as the ceremony will begin promptly. Once the ceremony begins, guests will not be able to access the courtyard.

RAIN PLAN:

If storms happen to move through during our ceremony, we'll simply move the ceremony indoors. You'll still park in the same parking lot and follow the sidewalk to the museum's main entrance, where a staff member will be there to direct you. We'll also have umbrellas available for all of our guests, so there's no need to worry if the weather doesn't cooperate. We can't wait to celebrate with you—rain or shine!

Maps + Rain Plan

Our Story

Danielle

Jonathan

Wedding Party

Dress Code: Semi-formal In the spirit of an intimate and timeless evening, we invite our guests to dress in all black. Gentlemen: you are welcome to wear a black or white dress shirt, whichever you prefer!

Dress Code

Hey there travelers! These hotel options have been selected by the couple to assist you in your search! If you have any questions about options for hotels, Airbnb's, transportation, flights, etc. please reach out!

4-Star hotel + closest to the ceremony location!

The Memphian, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

A favorite choice of the couple :)Downtown + close to many tourist attractions!

ARRIVE Memphis

A famous landmark hotel of the city + close to the reception location!

The Peabody Memphis

Travel

touristy things to do for the out-of-towners!

Spend a day at the Memphis Zoo, home to over 3,500 animals from around the world, including giant pandas, lions, and elephants. Wander through immersive exhibits like the Teton Trek, China Exhibit, and the Butterfly Garden, or catch a keeper talk or animal demonstration. With family-friendly attractions, picnic spots, and plenty of photo opportunities, it’s a fun outing for visitors of all ages. The zoo offers a lively, memorable experience that’s perfect for a break from sightseeing.

Memphis Zoo

Explore Shelby Farms Park, a 4,500-acre urban oasis in Memphis with trails for walking or biking, scenic lakes, and plenty of open green space. Rent a canoe, kayak, or paddleboard on Hyde Lake, or let the kids (or your inner kid) enjoy the Woodland Discovery Playground and Water Play Sprayground. Keep an eye out for the resident bison, try a zip-line adventure, or relax with a picnic by the water. There’s something for everyone, making it a perfect spot to stretch your legs and enjoy nature during your visit.

Shelby Farms Park

Visit the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, located at the historic Lorraine Motel. The museum takes you on a powerful journey through the American civil rights movement with immersive exhibits, artifacts, and stories of courage and change. Explore the history of the struggle for equality from the 17th century to today, and reflect at the historic site where key moments unfolded. It’s an inspiring and educational experience for anyone interested in history, justice, and social progress.

National Civil Rights Museum

Stroll through the Memphis Botanic Garden, a 96-acre oasis featuring beautifully themed gardens, walking trails, and seasonal floral displays. Enjoy the Japanese Garden, Butterfly Garden, or Rose Garden, each offering serene spots for photos and relaxation. The garden also hosts interactive areas for families, including a children’s garden and water features. It’s a peaceful retreat where guests can enjoy nature, fresh air, and a quiet moment away from the city.

Memphis Botanic Garden

Step into the world of Elvis Presley at Graceland, the iconic Memphis mansion where the King of Rock ’n’ Roll lived. Tour the mansion, see his impressive car and plane collections, and explore exhibits showcasing his music, costumes, and awards. Don’t miss the Meditation Garden, where Elvis is laid to rest, and grab a bite or shop for souvenirs at the on-site cafes and gift shops. It’s a must-see for music fans and anyone looking to experience a piece of Memphis history.

Jessica & Alex

Jessica & Alex

Registry