Barn Wedding With The Most Spectacular Flowers

This wedding took place in a barn, which was built especially for the wedding, and it featured spectacular flowers

This wedding took place in a barn, which was built especially for the wedding, and it featured spectacular flowers.

When the bride is a flower farmer, you had better believe the flowers for her own wedding day were going to be seriously spectacular. Everything about this gorgeous wedding was a labor of love – from a literal barn-raising to putting together those flowers with the help of fellow flower growers, as well as Stephanie’s dad. Let’s have a look at it!

The bride’s dad spent days in the woods with his tractor and trailer ‘pruning’ trees for the floral team to use, dogwoods, maples, elm, eleagnus, wild blueberry bushes, oaks. The bride used her own flowers for the wedding though she invited some stylists to arrange them. As for the wedding style, the bride was inspired by simple, authentic farm elegance, and she wanted everything local. The color palette was natural for the fall: deep yellows, burgundy, browns and ivory.

The couple focused on the space (barn, which was constructed especially for the wedding), food and flowers letting the other things go. The barn was dripping with flowers and foliage and looked amazing! The reception had mixed vintage plates, mixed water glasses and etched glasses with the farm’s logo (which guests could take home with them), terracotta urns of draped and piled with fresh vegetables (carrots, beets, okra, garlic, gourds) for decoration, though many guests loaded the shuttles home with bunches of beets and carrots in hand! All tables were also adorned with amazing floral arrangements filled with our farm’s and other local floral ingredients, natural yellow beeswax candles (tapers, votives), linen runners, water carafes, sparking water, silverware, and natural color flour sack napkins.

There was a family-style dinner, with no assigned seating, though there were 300+ guests. The food was high quality, local and sustainable farm to fork meal. The wedding cake was lemon with buttercream icing, which is the bride’s favorite taste.

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The bride was wearing a simple wedding dress with no sleeves and a V-neckline, the bridesmaids were dressed in mismatched yellow dresses.

The bride was wearing a simple wedding dress with no sleeves and a V-neckline, the bridesmaids were dressed in mismatched yellow dresses.

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The groom was rocking a vintage-style three-piece suit, a blue shirt and a yellow tie.

The groom was rocking a vintage-style three-piece suit, a blue shirt and a yellow tie.

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The bride was rocking a romantic updo and a back necklace.

The bride was rocking a romantic updo and a back necklace.

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All the food was of a very high quality and farm to table, 100% local.

All the food was of a very high quality and farm to table, 100% local.

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Have a look at this gorgeous foliage and bloom canopy over the table.

Have a look at this gorgeous foliage and bloom canopy over the table.

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The flowers were from the bride's flower farm, and they were styled in a gorgeous way.

The flowers were from the bride's flower farm, and they were styled in a gorgeous way.

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The space looked woodland and garden like at the same time.

The space looked woodland and garden like at the same time.

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The stairs were decorated with greenery.

The stairs were decorated with greenery.

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The color palette was a natural fall-like one, with soft shades.

The color palette was a natural fall-like one, with soft shades.

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Vintage plates and cutlery added elegance to the table.

Vintage plates and cutlery added elegance to the table.

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The wedding cake was a naked one with lemon frosting.

The wedding cake was a naked one with lemon frosting.

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