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Colton & Analeigh

9.6.2026 • Franklin, TN
5 Days To Go!

Colton & Analeigh

9.6.2026 • Franklin, TN
5 Days To Go!

Downtown Franklin

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Between wedding festivities, we hope you take a moment to explore! You can grab a coffee at Frothy Monkey, browse the boutiques along Main Street, or catch live music at the iconic Franklin Theatre. Whether you are enjoying a cocktail at Gray’s on Main or taking a walk through the historic Public Square, you’ll quickly see why this town is so special to us.

Cheekwood Gardens

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1200 Forrest Park Dr, Nashville, TN 37205

Just a short drive from downtown Nashville, it's a beautiful 55-acre estate with a historic mansion, art museum, and 13 incredible botanical gardens to explore. Whether you want to check out the Japanese Garden, wander the sculpture trail, or just enjoy the fresh air and stunning views, it’s a great way to experience a little bit of Nashville’s natural beauty and history.

Carnton

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1345 Eastern Flank Cir, Franklin TN 37064

Just minutes from downtown Franklin, Carnton is one of our favorite local landmarks and a "must-see" for history buffs. Built in 1826, this beautiful colonial mansion served as a premier social hub for Middle Tennessee for decades before becoming a central site in the Civil War’s Battle of Franklin.

The Factory at Franklin

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230 Franklin Rd, Franklin TN 37064

For a fun local outing between wedding events, head to The Factory at Franklin, a historic 1920s factory-turned-market located just a mile from downtown. This vibrant landmark is perfect for grabbing a world-famous donut from Five Daughters Bakery, sipping a cocktail at the Skylight Bar, or browsing unique local boutiques and art galleries.

Franklin Farmer's Market

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120 Aldersgate Road

A Franklin staple which is open every Saturday from 8:00 - 12:00. They have lots of handmade products, beautiful produce, food trucks and locally grown flowers... but we go for Ellie's Donuts!