A celebration of Southern tradition with a fresh, personal perspective, Presley and Pierce Quick’s Birmingham wedding brought together custom floral patterns, thoughtful hospitality, and timeless bridal fashion. From the patterned bridesmaid gowns to a beautifully wrapped dance floor, every element felt considered – creating a wedding that was both classically elegant and unmistakably their own.
Married on March 28, 2026, the couple exchanged vows at Highlands Chapel before welcoming guests to The Club, where sweeping views and sophisticated interiors provided the setting for an evening of celebration. A palette of soft blues, spring greens, and crisp whites established the visual direction, while personalized details carried the design from one space to the next.
Presley’s bridal look was a study in timeless romance. Her ivory mikado gown from Oxford Street featured a structured strapless sweetheart neckline and a row of buttons extending down the train. For the ceremony, she added a delicate lace bolero by Martina Liana and a cathedral-length lace veil by Amanda Judge, bringing texture and softness to the tailored silhouette. Her bridesmaids wore spring green floral jacquard gowns by LulaKate, their elegant column silhouettes adding another layer of pattern to the celebration.
Florals by Susan Milner Design played an equally important role. Delphinium, tulips, and soft greenery appeared throughout the reception, complementing custom patterned linens and grand pedestal arrangements. An embroidered trunk welcomed cards and gifts, while a custom floral dance floor wrap brought the design together beneath the evening’s festivities.
But beautiful design was only part of the vision. Presley and Pierce wanted their guests to feel genuinely celebrated, and the reception was planned with that experience in mind.
Cocktail hour began on The Club’s glowing patio with a champagne tower and signature drinks, including the Quick 75 and Rosie’s Yellowhammer – a playful tribute to their puppy and a nod to the University of Alabama. Dinner offered something for everyone, from Southern favorites like honey pecan fried chicken and braised short ribs to a Tuscan pasta spread and a lively Tex-Mex selection.
Personal touches continued throughout the evening, with custom cocktail stirrers honoring Rosie and reception favors celebrating Pierce’s time on the University of Alabama football team. A five-tier wedding cake with delicate frosted detailing and a wraparound floral arrangement offered a final moment of refined design.
What makes Presley and Pierce’s wedding particularly memorable is the way these details worked together. The floral patterns weren’t simply decorative; they created a visual thread connecting the fashion, tablescapes, and dance floor. The menu wasn’t simply abundant; it reflected the couple’s desire to make every guest feel welcome. And the personal references, from their puppy to their college memories, brought warmth and personality to an otherwise formal celebration.
The result was a beautifully layered Birmingham wedding that embraced Southern elegance while making room for a little playfulness – proof that the most timeless celebrations can still feel entirely personal.
The Wedding Details
A Bridal Look with Timeless Appeal
Presley’s Oxford Street bridal gown featured ivory mikado fabric, a strapless sweetheart neckline, and buttons extending down the train. A lace bolero by Martina Liana added a romantic layer for the ceremony, while a cathedral-length lace veil by Amanda Judge completed the look.
Her bridesmaids wore spring green floral jacquard gowns by LulaKate, pairing strapless necklines with slim column skirts. The floral pattern introduced a fresh interpretation of traditional bridesmaid fashion while complementing the reception’s overall design.
A Celebration Designed Around Pattern
Blue, green, and white established the wedding’s color palette, with florals by Susan Milner Design bringing the vision to life through delphinium, tulips, and soft greenery.
Custom floral patterns appeared throughout the celebration, from the bridesmaids’ dresses and table linens to the dance floor wrap. Grand pedestal floral arrangements, an embroidered trunk for gifts and cards, and thoughtfully layered reception details brought a sense of continuity to the design.
Southern Hospitality, Personalized
Presley and Pierce placed a particular emphasis on the guest experience.
Cocktail hour featured a champagne tower and two signature drinks: the Quick 75 and Rosie’s Yellowhammer, named for their puppy and inspired by a University of Alabama tailgate favorite.
Dinner offered a wide variety of options, including Southern classics, Tuscan pastas, and Tex-Mex favorites. Guests could enjoy honey pecan fried chicken, braised beef short ribs, fried okra, tacos, fajitas, and more.
The couple’s personalities appeared in smaller details, too, including custom cocktail stirrers featuring Rosie and reception favors honoring Pierce’s football career at the University of Alabama.
“A celebration where timeless Southern elegance met thoughtful personalization – and every detail was designed with the guests in mind.”
Event Planner: Engaged Wedding Library / @engagedweddinglibrary
Photographer: Callie Anne Photography / @callieanne.photography
Floral Design: Susan Milner Design / @susanmilnerdesign
Hair + Makeup: The Glow App / @theglowapp
Stationery: Annabelle’s Too / @annabellestoobham
Wedding Gown Boutique: Ivory and White Boutique / @ivoryandwhiteboutique
Bridesmaid Gowns: Bella Bridesmaids Birmingham / @bellabridesmaidsbham
Transportation: Rare Transportation / @raretransportation
Ceremony Music: Verite Strings / @verite_strings
Rentals: Decor to Adore / @decor2adore
Reception Entertainment: Five Star Funk Lounge / @fivestarfunk
Cake: Pen and Pastry / @penandpastry
Dance Floor Wrap: Southern Event Wraps / @southerneventwraps
Getaway Car: Dream Drives BHM / @dreamdrivesbhm
Ceremony Venue: Highlands Chapel / @highlandschapel
Reception Venue: The Club, Inc. / @theclubbham
Videographer: Bright & Gray Creative / @brightandgraycreative
Publisher at The White Wren and Bajan Wed, Award Winning Photography + Videographer at Live View Studios, Dad, 80s music lover, crunchy health advocate
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