Wedding vendors

Wedding vendors in Nashville, TN

Nashville is one of the country's busiest wedding destinations. Music City draws couples from well outside Tennessee, which keeps demand high and calendars tight for the best venues and vendors. From honky-tonk energy downtown to historic estates in Franklin, here's what a Nashville wedding actually costs, where couples are getting married, and when to book, plus a shortcut to vetted, available Nashville vendors matched to your date and budget.

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Wedding vendors in Nashville

1,333 wedding vendors serve Nashville. Here are a few of our top-rated picks.

Hair & Makeup

The Agency of Beauty

Nashville, TN

5.0· 226 reviews

Photo & Video

Portraits by Sean

Nashville, TN

5.0· 176 reviews

Photo & Video

Dustin Finkelstein Photography

Nashville, TN

5.0· 173 reviews

DJ & Live Music

Top Tier Band & DJ Service

Nashville, TN

5.0· 126 reviews

Event Planner

Vida Events

Nashville, TN

5.0· 117 reviews

Photo & Video

Tone Films

Nashville, TN

5.0· 107 reviews

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What weddings cost in Nashville

Typical Nashville-area ranges for a Saturday, ~100 guests. Actual pricing varies by date, guest count and vendor. Nashville runs on the higher end of the region, and live-music bands in particular carry a premium.
Category	Typical range
Venue (Saturday, 100 guests)	$8,000–$20,000
Catering & bar (per guest)	$100–$190
Photography	$3,500–$8,000
Florals & décor	$3,500–$9,500
DJ / live band	$1,500 / $6,500+
Hair & makeup (per person)	$175–$350

Where couples get married in Nashville

Downtown & The Gulch

Rooftop bars, exposed-brick warehouses, and honky-tonk-adjacent venues for couples who want Broadway energy.

East Nashville

Art galleries, listening rooms, and industrial-chic spaces for a laid-back, indie feel.

Franklin & Leiper's Fork

Historic estates, antebellum homes, and countryside venues in Williamson County, a favorite for classic Southern weddings.

Germantown

Restored warehouses and boutique event spaces just north of downtown, walkable to hotels and restaurants.

When to book in Nashville

Spring (April–May) and fall (September–October) are Nashville's peak, and Saturdays in those windows book 12–15 months out given how many out-of-town couples compete for the same dates. Summers are hot and humid, which softens demand slightly, and Nashville stays busy nearly year-round compared to most Southeast metros. Flexibility on day of week is one of the best ways to open up options.

Common questions

How much does a wedding cost in Nashville?

Nashville is one of the pricier wedding markets in the Southeast. It's a national destination, so demand keeps venue and vendor rates elevated, and live bands especially command a premium over most other metros. The ranges above are a starting point, and Our Day negotiates exclusive rates on your behalf.

When should I book Nashville wedding vendors?

For a peak spring or fall Saturday, book the venue and photographer 12–15 months ahead. Nashville draws couples from across the country, so popular dates go early. The rest of the team typically follows in the 6–9 month window, and off-season or weekday dates are considerably easier to lock in.

Does Our Day cover the Nashville area?

Yes, Nashville is part of Our Day's Southeast coverage, including downtown, East Nashville, Franklin, and the surrounding countryside. Tell us your date and budget and we'll bring back matched, available local vendors.

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