Modern Elegance Meets Timeless Love at The Alderman House | Tatum & Abigail’s Wedding Day
Under the swaying palms and Mediterranean-inspired arches of the Alderman House by Mizner in Fort Myers, Florida, Tatum and Abigail promised each other forever in a celebration that was equal parts sophisticated, heartfelt, and beautiful. Their wedding was a masterclass in modern minimalism, with every detail echoing their love story—elegant, intentional, and deeply personal. Clad in sleek, strapless white gowns, the brides radiated timeless beauty. Each held a bouquet of creamy white florals—calla lilies and roses—that paired perfectly with the crisp black and white palette of the day.
As guests arrived, they were greeted by the historic charm of the venue—a Spanish Revival gem with soaring palms and romantic architecture that felt like it was plucked straight from a European postcard. Rows of white ceremony chairs lined the manicured lawn, awaiting the vows that would bring happy tears and cheers from loved ones.
Tatum and Abigail’s first look was a moment suspended in time—joyful gasps, gentle laughter, and tearful smiles shared under matching ivory parasols. The connection between them was magnetic, as if the world quieted just for them to say, "I do."
The ceremony unfolded beneath the palms in the golden Florida sun, surrounded by family, friends, and a sea of beaming faces. After sealing their vows with a kiss, the brides walked hand-in-hand back down the aisle, beaming with the kind of joy that lights up a room—and lights up lives.
The reception was a sleek affair—elevated black taper candles lined the tables while crisp white linens and florals created a canvas of modern elegance. Every detail, from the custom invitation suite to the black bridesmaid dresses, exuded style and intention.
The evening ended in a cascade of celebration—champagne toasts, heartfelt dances, and the roar of laughter echoing off the stucco walls. Tatum and Abigail weren’t just the brides of the day—they were the heart and soul of it.
Their wedding wasn’t just a beautiful day—it was a joyful declaration of love in its purest form. And at the Alderman House, that love found the perfect place to bloom.
