The Revere
Dawsonville, GA
“Thank you so much!! It was everything and more!! Y'all seriously killed it.”
— Lily & Zach
Venue | The Revere
Florals & Decor | Brian Worley Productions
Catering | Proof of the Pudding
Cake & Desserts | Cake Envy
Ceremony Musician | Michelle Winters
Band | The A Town A List
Photography | Summer Daze
Signage & Day-of Supplies | Belles & Bows Celebrations
Dance Floor | Atlanta Dance Floors
Hair & Makeup | Beauty By Halee Brooke, Katina Carter Beauty
Lily and Zach didn't want a formal sit-down dinner. They wanted a party. So the room was built for movement: lounge furniture and tables of varying sizes replaced a single seated layout, giving guests the freedom to wander between food stations all night. A blue-and-white palette of hydrangeas and calla lilies (a nod to the bride's name) ran throughout, softened with chinoiserie touches and Southern coastal charm, while oversized umbrellas created a lowered "ceiling" of height and intimacy in The Revere's soaring room. Rather than tucking the band into a corner, it took center stage as the true focal point of the night, with a horn section leading Lily and Zach in for their grand entrance.
Every detail carried a personal signature. Lily's own wedding crest, designed by hand, hung on blue draping behind the stage, then reappeared laser-engraved onto silver champagne flutes at the cake table. Custom signage introduced guests to Cooper, the couple's dog, with a specialty cocktail named in his honor: the Cooptini. Favors leaned playful and practical in equal measure: trucker hats, golf balls, and matchbooks for the guys, tambourines and hand fans to keep everyone cool and dancing. A quiet remembrance table, framed in vintage silver, honored the loved ones who couldn't be there to celebrate. Lily and Zach never wanted the spotlight on themselves, and even with so much personality on display, the night still felt like it belonged to their guests as much as to them.
The result was warm, high-energy, and entirely their own: a night built around a band that never stopped, and a dance floor that never emptied.