Amy and Pete’s wedding at Trimborn Farm was rustic elegant perfection. Amy incorporated so many elements to her wedding that had authentic meaning to them. Amy’s Florist, Esther (with Impressions Floral) created beautiful rustic vignettes of small groupings of flowers with barn wood, glass bottles, and old wire elements. but it wasn’t all pretty pink and purple soft flowers- succulents and other types of more rigid plants were added to bouquets and groupings to lend texture and diversity to the overall feel.
Amy’s family also built a doorway to the ceremony area with old doors found in the family’s barn, with the calligraphed sign ‘Wedded Bliss Ahead’ in a barnwood frame positioned next to the entrance. the juxtaposition of elegant romance and rustic elements were perfectly aligned throughout the entire day. Even the rusty iron gazebo was draped with overflowing and luxurious Nile Blue silk to absolutely transform it.
after the wedding guests were treated to mason jar drinks with fresh berries and soda shop straws in the shade of the big red barn. Paper bag favors of Kettle corn (so tasty!) were handed out as pre-appetizers as well as directions on how to get to the Reception location (turner hall) in case guests had forgotten their own invitations. Thinking of little details like this are what truly makes a wedding go smoothly, especially if guests are traveling from one place to another.
more tomorrow from amy and petes incredible reception at turner hall, you definitely wont want to miss this one!
What an absolutely incredible, enjoyable, memorable wedding Amy and Pete! Lexia and the crew captured
your day in the most creative way imaginable. Bravo to you all and we’re honored to have been a part of your special day. Love, Mary & Greg Hazell