Nothing says wedding diet like fried food, hotdogs and chicken sandwiches. So when my mom suggested we visit The Varsity along with a couple wedding dress shops in Atlanta, Ga., I couldn’t resist.
There’s so much more to NYC food than pizza and cheesecake (although PTL for those, amirite?). Before we left for the trip, I made a huge list of restaurants I wanted to visit. So many restaurants, so little time. Here’s some of our favorite foodie moments from our time in the city.
I grew up visiting Blowing Rock, N.C. One of my favorite childhood memories is sitting in the park gazebo and eating chocolate ice cream in a waffle cone from Kilwin’s. Blowing Rock is a special place to me (& not just because of the ice cream).
NYC is my favorite place to take photos. Here’s a guide to 22 of the most instagramable places in NYC. Do it for the ‘Gram.
My favorite thing to do on a trip is visit all the coffee shops in the area. I had high expectations for NYC. When we decided to take the trip, I started doing my research. I compiled a huge list of coffee shops I wanted to go to. We didn’t make it to all of them, but here are some of my favorites from our time in the city.
New York City is infamous for many things – one being how easy it is to spend money there. Here are some ways we cut costs on our trip to NYC.
Visiting Christmas Town USA, or commonly referred to as McAdenville, N.C., is by far one of the most festive things to do at Christmas time.
As I prepare to stuff my suitcase with sweaters and fuzzy socks, I can’t help but dream of warmer weather, so here’s a look back to some of our favorite Miami moments.
My Saturday goal was to find the best view of the Charlotte, N.C. skyline. What I found is a place with rich history – now a hub of inspiration in the form of an eclectic millennial playground.
Nothing says romance like fried food and fair grounds packed full of people.
