A Mississippi July Wedding at the beautiful Sterling Hall in Canton, Mississippi.
Getting Ready
The day began in the most relaxed way—at Abby’s family’s lakehouse. Surrounded by calm waters and the comfort of home, she and her girls spent the morning laughing, sipping coffee, and easing into the excitement of the day. It was the sweetest backdrop for hair, makeup, and a few quiet moments before stepping into her gown.
Meanwhile, just down the street from Sterling Hall, Bryce and his groomsmen got ready at a nearby Airbnb. The atmosphere was lighthearted and full of energy—ties being adjusted, jackets straightened, and a little poker game going to pass the time before heading out. Plenty of laughter and camaraderie filled the room, the perfect way to settle nerves and kick off the celebration.
The First Look
Abby and Bryce chose to share a private first look on the front porch of The Morgan House, just steps away from Sterling Hall. The moment was tender and full of emotion—Abby’s smile lit up the porch as Bryce turned to see her for the first time that day.
After their first look, they stepped inside for portraits on the Morgan House’s grand staircase, a stunning backdrop that paired perfectly with the timeless elegance of their day. In the quiet of that historic space, they also exchanged letters, reading words written straight from the heart. It was one of those rare pauses in the day—just the two of them, soaking it all in before the celebration truly began.
The Ceremony at Sterling Hall
The ceremony took place inside the beautiful Sterling Hall, with florals by Bridge and Co. Hannah’s work is always breathtaking, and the arrangements she designed framed the space with an elegant, romantic touch. Soft blooms and greenery perfectly complemented the timeless architecture of the hall, creating a setting that felt both grand and deeply personal.
Abby and Bryce were married by Bryce’s uncle, making the ceremony feel even more meaningful. Their vows echoed through the room as they stood surrounded by their closest friends and family—every face filled with love and joy for the two of them. It was a heartfelt reminder that weddings aren’t just about two people, but about the community that stands behind them as they begin their marriage.
The Celebration
After the ceremony, Abby and Bryce slipped away for portraits around the historic Canton Square. The brick streets and charming backdrop made for timeless images of just the two of them as newlyweds. From there, they enjoyed a private dinner together—a sweet pause in the whirlwind of the day to simply breathe, reflect, and soak in the joy of being husband and wife.
Then it was time for the reception to officially kick off. The Jason Miller Band brought incredible energy, keeping the dance floor packed with guests singing and dancing late into the night. From the first dance to the last chorus, the celebration was full of laughter, music, and unforgettable moments.
As the evening came to a close, guests lined up outside with sparklers in hand, ready to send the couple off in style. But before they made their exit, Abby and Bryce shared one final private dance on the empty dance floor—a quiet, tender moment to end a night that had been overflowing with joy.
Vendor Team
- Planning: [Planner/Coordinator] Kelsi Bankston
- Venue: Sterling Hall
- Florals: Bridge and Co
- Dress: The Bridal Path
- Hair & Makeup: Krissy Boyette and Isabelle Sandridge
- Cake: The Cakery, The Chance Girls
- Entertainment: The Jason Miller Band
- Videography: Abbie Kate Ramsey
- Catering: Susie Morgan
- Assistant Photographers: Heather Sullivan and Autumn Anderson
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