Jenna Bratcher

2 days ago | styleblueprint.com | Paige Townley |Jenna Bratcher |Brianna Goebel

Watermelon is more than just a picnic staple, and Birmingham chefs are proving it. With just a handful of ingredients and a little inspiration from some of the Magic City’s finest kitchens, you can give your summer menus an impressive upgrade. From cocktails to dessert, your guests will love these six clever ways to serve watermelon.

1 week ago | styleblueprint.com | Jenna Bratcher

When it comes to planning an unforgettable meeting, conference, or boutique event, location is everything. You need a place that’s is easy to get to, excites your attendees, and inspires from the beauty alone. South Walton, Florida, affectionately known as 30A, is located on the pristine, white sand coast of Florida’s panhandle. With crystal clear water, it checks every box. South Walton isn’t just another beach destination; it’s a place where events transform into meaningful experiences.

1 week ago | a-z-animals.com | Jenna Bratcher

When most people think of veterinarians, they picture stethoscopes, wagging tails, and perhaps the occasional disgruntled cat. But Dr. Elizabeth Hilborn’s patients come in swarms. A veterinarian specializing in bee health, she is part scientist, part detective, and part diplomat — mediating between the needs of pollinators and the pressures of modern agriculture.

1 week ago | styleblueprint.com | Jenna Bratcher

You know you’ve crossed into new territory when your not-quite-teenager starts recommending skincare products with the conviction of a Sephora sales associate. I was hooked the moment my daughter slid a Laneige sleeping mask across the counter like it was contraband. These facial skincare products have elevated my routine and smell so good that they make me question if I’m supposed to apply them to my face or eat them (I don’t, but dang, it’s tempting).

2 weeks ago | styleblueprint.com | Jenna Bratcher

Meet Leah Bailey of Leah Bailey Interiors, a Savannah-born designer known for her elegant spaces. With over two decades of experience, Leah has made a name for herself by blending classic European influences with the breezy charm of the Southern coast — a signature style she calls “Lowcountry Luxury.” Her spaces feel collected, layered, and deeply personal, often inspired by travel, history, and the beauty of the surrounding landscape.