Sony Music Nashville band LANCO’s lead singer & guitarist Brandon Lancaster married his college sweetheart, Tiffany Trotter, on Sunday (September 17th) during an intimate sunset ceremony outside of Nashville.
Surrounded by 200 of their closest family and friends, Tiffany walked down the aisle to Coldplay’s “Til Kingdom Come” in a form-fitting off the shoulder gown by Maggie Sottero, while Brandon stood patiently decked out in a custom Kenneth Cole suit next to his groomsmen, including LANCO bandmates. The couple exchanged personalized vows as they were officiated by hometown parish, Justin Walker, who served as a teacher’s assistant in the college philosophy class where the two first met.
As exclusively reported by Entertainment Tonight, the celebration continued as guests were invited inside a rustic barn as they indulged in catering from The Chef and I and Dulce Desserts, while being treated to a custom apple-cider cocktail, “Appely Ever After.” The newlyweds graced the floor for their first dance to Ray LaMontagne’s “Let It Be Me,” before the area was rushed for bluegrass square dancing. Brandon and Tiffany left the evening in a blue 1949 Cadillac, ahead of jet-setting to Mexico for their honeymoon.
LANCO has been building a groundswell since the release of their self-titled debut EP, which can now count more than 50 million streams. Their Top 15 and climbing single “Greatest Love Story” is impacting fans across the country as it was penned solely by Lancaster, showcasing “nostalgic telling of young love between an all-American girl and a troublemaker separated by life and brought back together again,” (Taste of Country).
Named as “the band to watch” by Bobby Bones, CMT, Entertainment Weekly, Rolling Stone, Spotify and more, LANCO gained their status from touring the country’s top festivals including Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, Watershed, Faster Horses and more.
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