4Memphis Weddings

Kurt Mullican is a cheesemonger, but he is more like a cheese-evangelist. He is enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and he loves sharing his passion with other devoted turophiles from beginners to the more advanced. Kurt along with partner Jackie Mau are the co-owners of the new Greys Fine Cheeses & Entertaining. Their shop opens mid-February in the Williamsburg Shopping Center near the corner of Poplar and Mendenhall. Greys will be the ideal platform for Kurt to connect with shoppers and share the deliciousness of cheese!

Follow @greyshd_ and read the entire article on page 44 of our current issue! 🧀 ...

The way to celebrate and gather has certainly changed but looking fashionable has not! As we navigate this new normal, local boutiques are here for us because weddings and special occasions still happen.

Flip to page 48 to find looks from Oak Hall and Kittie Kyle that are ready to inspire! ...

Ordering online can still include shopping local. These specialty shops offer bridal registry ranging from casual china to heirloom china, outdoor entertaining pieces to luxury linens, and every beautiful thing in between! With personalized service and knowledgeable staff, registering and shopping local is a special part of the wedding.

Check out the complete Wedding Registry Guide on page 38!🤩 ...

Cecilia Lona Walker and Matthew Heffington hosted a small, enchanting wedding on the beautiful British island of Bermuda October 20, 2020. With a global pandemic and safety precautions in mind, the couple was relieved that their locale of choice had only two Covid-19 cases and required pre-flight testing, airport arrival testing and quarantining before the festivities would commence.

Flip to page 26 of our January/February issue to read more about this stunning destination wedding! ...

Advance Memphis celebrated its 10th annual Art for Jobs with a reimagined twist, featuring three days of art gallery previews that culminated in their first-ever virtual art sale. Art for Jobs is the largest fundraiser of the year and the proceeds from the event go towards Advance Memphis’ work in supporting economic revitalization in South Memphis.

Read more about Art for Jobs Reimagined event on page 22 of our November+December issue! ...