There are venues that require a lot of decoration to feel special, and then there are venues like Clementine Hall. The exposed brick, warm wood, and soaring arched windows do a lot of the design work before a single chair is set. This Nashville wedding, beautifully photographed by Smith Creative Co., leaned into that quality completely. The result was a day that felt warm, personal, and wonderfully joyful from ceremony to last dance.

Down the Aisle

The ceremony space at Clementine Hall is anchored by a large arched window that floods the room with natural light. For this wedding, Fruitwood Farm Chairs lined the aisle in two neat rows, their warm wood tone sitting comfortably against the brick and hardwood of the venue. Simple, grounded, and exactly right for the space.

The florals were anything but simple. Small mismatched glass vases dotted the aisle, each holding bold, colorful arrangements in yellow, purple, orange, and white. The same flowers reappeared in a grounded arch positioned directly in front of the window, framing the ceremony backdrop with an abundance of color that felt exuberant without being overdone.

For couples who love the warmth of fruitwood seating but want to soften the ceremony space slightly, layering vintage rugs along the aisle is a beautiful way to do it. The texture adds an organic, collected quality that feels especially at home in a venue with as much character as Clementine Hall.

Golden Hour Starts Early

The cocktail hour made full use of the venue’s fireplace. It is one of those architectural details that practically arranges itself. An Ashleigh Cream Sofa and Arm Chairs were grouped around it alongside a Gold Hammered Coffee Table, creating a lounge corner that felt genuinely inviting rather than decorative. The cream upholstery against the warm brick was effortless. Guests gravitated toward it naturally, which is exactly the point.

The bar was stocked and styled simply, with Davis Rocks Glasses for His and Hers signature drinks. This is a small but personal touch that guests notice and remember.

Dinner, Dancing, and Citrus Oranges

The reception room at Clementine Hall accommodated a mix of long banquet tables and round tables, which created a relaxed, gathered feel without locking the room into a single layout. Fruitwood Farm Tables were set side by side to create long banquet runs, topped with Sahara Ivory Runners that let the warmth of the wood show through. Round tables nearby were dressed in white linens, giving the room a sense of variation without visual chaos.

Every table was set with Earthen Alabaster China, Brooklyn Flatware, and Smoke Beaded Tumblers alongside Charcoal Napkins. The tabletop was understated and earthy, which let the centerpieces do the talking. The same bold florals from the ceremony reappeared here, this time dotted with candles in hurricane glasses and scattered with fresh citrus oranges. It was warm, colorful, and completely cohesive from one end of the room to the other. Golden hour through those arched windows didn’t hurt either.

Plan Your Wedding at Clementine Hall

If you’re planning a wedding at Clementine Hall and want to build a rental list that works with the venue rather than against it, we’d love to help. Reach out to our team to get started. Or, browse our full rental catalog for inspiration.

We were delighted to work with the team at Double Creek Farms in beautiful Culleoka, TN to create this gorgeous, gothic rustic wedding inspiration. Mood elegance with chic rustic details is a favorite wedding trend and the warm wood walls and soaring arched ceilings of this gorgeous wedding venue south of Nashville provided the perfect backdrop.

Lush greenery wove through gold and marble accents, including our Carrera Marble Dinner Plates. Each color set off perfectly against white washed farm tables and soft blush linens. This moody, dramatic design with a rustic twist is perfect for upcoming fall weddings or winter celebrations and parties.

For our table settings, we paired our popular Austin Flatware and the gorgeous Carrera Marble Dinner Plates with our glass Belmont Charger and Pure Glassware. The result was a mix of modern wedding design with stunning vintage elegance! Subtle color from our Wedgewood Poly and Blush Shimmer linens completed the event design white gold geometric accents like our Gold Metal Sphere added sparkle to the tablescape.

Our thanks to Katelyn Nicole Photography for sharing these lovely photos with us.

Shannon and Tom are two wonderful New Yorkers who wanted to throw a larger-than-life Southern picnic wedding. Their whimsical day was held at Green Door Gourmet, a working farm in West Nashville. For the ceremony, family and friends were invited to have a seat in our White Folding Chairs while the newlyweds exchanged vows under the Cedar Arbor. Guests were then treated to a cocktail hour with our Bistro Tables draped and tied with a Slate Poly linen.

For the reception, this grand soiree with a large guest list took advantage of the duel-level barn seating with round tables upstairs and rectangular tables on the main level. The Slate Blue was carried into the reception, accented by a Red and White Check Napkin, creating a whimsical nod to the farm venue. The newlyweds sat amongst their guests in Cross-Back Chairs and enjoyed their first meal as Mr. and Mrs. with our Cameron Flatware.

Thanks to the ladies at Modern Vintage Events for pulling all the fun details together. The wedding design delighted not only the newlyweds and their guests, as Shannon and Tom’s big day was featured on Style Me Pretty! Such a fun and upscale take on a farm wedding. Thanks to Cassidy Carson for the stunning photos!