Yellow and Blue on a Farm

Catherine's wedding was outside at a beautiful farm in Leiper's Fork.  Below is her bouquet made of a variety of white, blue, and yellow flowers.  This bouquet was all about texture.

Her bridesmaids carried the yellows, blues, and whites along with a touch of purple.

 

The boutonnieres were made of one of our favorites: craspedia!

 

These are little tussies or nosegays that the mothers held during the ceremony.

 

Some grandmothers choose to wear pin corsages like the one below.

 

 

We love our old barn doors that were used at the entrance to the ceremony!  Let us know if you would like to rent them for your own event or wedding.

Here is our new arbor!  What a beautiful place to get married.

 

We marked the pews with yellow balls hung with ribbon from our shepherd hooks.

 

 

Each guest was given a fan and a beautiful program to keep them cool on a summer day.

 

 

Here is the toss bouquet made for the bride.

 

After the ceremony, guests walked down this path to the reception by the barn.  It was beautifully lit at night and was very romantic.

 

 

 

This is the mossed stand that held cupcakes for each guest.

Purples at Wolf Den Farms

Jennifer Lee loves purples and wildflowers.  Her summer wedding was at the beautiful Wolf Den Farms.

 

We love using this lantern to mark the entrance to the venue.

 

We decorated the arbor with wildflowers for the ceremony.

 

After the ceremony, guests walked this path to the barn where the reception was held.

 

We did mason jar collections on some of the tables that guests could take home at the end of the night.

 

Check out the rustic doors in the background! Lanterns were a great fit for this venue.

 

What's a farm without some horses?

 

Here is the buffet arrangement amongst the stalls in the barn.

A Happy Farm Party

Here are pictures from a surprise anniversary party at the Renfros Barn in Fernvale, TN.

 

Each woman was given a small vase of flowers, and the men were given a framed "Great is Thy Faithfulness" written with calligraphy.

 

We used our big rustic urn for the center of the buffet.

 

After dinner, the guests all came out to sit and enjoy the 20 minute fireworks show.  Behind each chair was a shepherd hook with flowers and a mason jar with a candle.

The entry table had a garland of salal with flowers.

Garden Roses

This bride's bouquet is made of the best smelling and prettiest roses...garden roses.  The two featured in this bouquet is the Rose Patience (cream colored) and the Rose Juliet (peach colored).  These are both David Austin Roses.  Click on the links to read more about these very special roses.