New Hampshire Wedding Magazine – A Rustic Wedding
It all started just over a year ago when I met photographer Kendal Bush at one of the many local bridal fairs. Upon meeting Kendal you can instantly feel her energy and passion for photography. She is a real professional and a quick look at her portfolio reveals her amazing eye creating anything but the customary wedding photos (unless you want those, of course!). Kendal contacted me several months later to share her ideas about this assignment and naturally I agreed to participate. We set a date in mid-May and Kendal set to pulling together a few other key participants to make it all happen.
When the day arrived the sun was shining, white puffy clouds were strategically placed throughout the clear
Special thanks go out to a few special folks who made this all possible including Jennifer Carvalho Schmidt of Embellish Event Styling and Floral Design located in nearby Keene, NH. Jennifer was responsible for choosing the color palette, flowers, linens, and other necessary props for the shoot. Her choice and combination of colors was nothing short of brilliant and really helped to create the eye-popping photos. I love her creativity and attention to details. Among my favorites for this shoot were her incorporation of key limes into the table arrangements and the spring green and tangerine linens and their contrast against the barn’s interior white wash walls.
These photos give you a glimpse of what a rustic wedding might look like here at our country bed and breakfast inn. If there is a wedding or special event in your future and you like the idea of a farm for a setting we’d love to talk to you! We specialize in intimate, unique events for up to 75 people. With over 100 acres, rolling hills, extensive gardens and multiple outbuildings you are only limited by your creativity. Call today. It’s never too early to start the conversation as dates book early.
Innkeeper The Inn at Valley Farms
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