MURFREESBORO — An
MTSU-sponsored event will have brides and brides-to-be seeing red.
The event, titled “Red: The Heart of the Wedding,” is slated
for 6 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 28, at Oaklands Mansion, 900 N. Maney Ave. in
Murfreesboro. It is hosted by Oaklands Mansion and the MTSU student chapter of
the American Society of Interior Designers.
Amanda Farris, a Nashville, Tennessee-based designer account
executive with Sherwin-Williams Paints and an MTSU alumna, will deliver a
presentation titled “Seeing Red” on the history and use of the color red in
interiors. Following the event, attendees are invited to enjoy Oaklands’
“Wedding Dresses Through the Decades” exhibit.
The array of more than 50 gowns from the 19th
through the 21st centuries include country music star Barbara
Mandrell’s wedding gown and attire from the 25th anniversary renewal
of her vows with her husband, Ken Dudney. This exhibit is sponsored in part by
MTSU’s Department of Human Sciences.
Refreshments will be available. Door prizes are donated by
Goco Center for Aesthetics, CJ’s Restaurant and Catering, The Write Impression
and Quinn’s Mercantile.
Tickets for the entire event are $20 and can be prepurchased
in the museum gift shop or by calling Oaklands at 615-893-0022. Seating is
limited and reservations are requested. For more information, go to www.oaklandsmuseum.org or email Mary
Beth Nevills, education director of Oaklands, at mb@oaklandsmuseum.org.
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