Be part of bridal Franklin Living
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4:49 pm Tuesday, November 7, 2023

Be part of bridal Franklin Living

Every year our annual bridal issue of Franklin Living magazine is a popular edition, and believe it or not, we’re already planning the 2024 installment, which will come out in January.

The 2023 bridal edition has a lot to live up to, so we’re wrapping up the holiday magazine – due out Nov. 15 – so we can turn our full attention to the first magazine of the new year.

The time is now for 2023 brides to sign up to be a part of it.

Among our usual great features and columns, we will feature our annual special section spotlighting the beautiful weddings of Franklin County couples. We want to share your love story and help you immortalize it forever within the pages of Franklin Living magazine.

Every year we are honored to be able to share the photos and special nuptial memories of a select number of local brides. Photographs are contributed by their talented photographers, and the brides and grooms give us all the lovely details of their wedding days for us to swoon over.

We want to feature as many brides as we can, so make sure to tell your recently-wed friends to get in touch. We’re eager to include any brides who hail from Franklin County, especially if they held their weddings here.

Deadline is the end of November to be featured in this very special edition.

Email alison.james@franklincountytimes.com to sign up or get more information.

Have another wedding-related story idea? Maybe you’re familiar with a little-known venue, or your aunt is a small-time wedding cake baker. Maybe you created your own floral displays and want to share your tips and tricks. If you have a story idea, we want to hear it!

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