Vermont Farm Wedding by Dreamlove Photography
This Vermont wedding is full of good ol’ New England charm with a bit of DIY yumminess tucked in! There are so many steal-worthy ideas from the handmade bird mobiles to a hula hooping reception! Dreamlove Photography totally nailed it with their crisp and colorful images. Wrap up in a blanket, grab a hot cider and check out the full gallery for more inspiration!
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The reception, upon first glance looked rustic, but elegant. They used basic white tablecloths and simple flatware, but they filled almost every empty space with the most gorgeous and colorful flowers, laced with feathers and dried grasses. Ball jars filled with flowers even hung from the ceiling! They folded little wild flowers into the napkins on the plates, and used muted colored paper instead of table runners. They used plant hangers (the pole kind that you push into the ground) and hung jars of flowers at the ends of each aisle for their super quaint outdoor ceremony. Chayah also hand-made sparrow mobiles to hang from the ceiling of the reception. She used old scraps of fabric, and grapevine branches harvested from a local grower to mount the birds to!
Tiny christmas lights decorated the ceiling of their reception, and they were smart enough to bring in overhead heaters that were actually quite classy and kept everyone toasty. To save on funds, Chayah and Mike hand picked antique dinner plates from various thrift shops and antique stores in New England. Combined with using Ball jars for drinks, it really gave the tables a unique and old-farm feel. Chayah and Mike had Primate Fiasco, a “psychadelic dixieland” band play long into the night! Chayah even got up and sang her bluesy version of “Do the Hokey Pokey”, which threw the crowd into beautiful hysterics.
Chayah’s puppy, Athena, was the speedy ring-bearer, and quite the star of the show when ring time came around. When the time came, she dashed down the aisle, with the rings dangling from a ribbon around her neck.
Wedding Photography: Katie and Max of Dreamlove Wedding Photography / Wedding Flowers: Sarah Jo Willey of Creative Muse Floral Design / Wedding Venue: The Lareau Farm Inn / Reception Band: Primate Fiasco
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What a cool venue!
OMG!!!!! HULA HOOPS!!! I am so jealous... Wish I could've been a guest at this fun fete.
This is such a neat wedding! I love the flags, the bright hula hoops and the multi colored signs that point to different parts of the wedding! It's great to see a couple put so much personality into their wedding!
oh my goodness can they please re-create this day and can i please come! looks like a fun, ecclectic, magical place & time!!! LOVE!
That picture with the two buildings and the line with clothes hanging over it...how wonderfully and unexpectedly quirky! It looks like a marvelous and colorful world separate from our own...straight out of a picture book...it sends me to a totally different dimension...great shot!
What a lovely, fun wedding! I don't think I've ever seen florals that made such a statement. Well done!
This is probably my favorite wedding to date. Amazing!!!
Another wedding theme. cute and green.
Is there a high level of smog in this part of Vermont? It seems like the ozone or ozone filter is cranked to get the oranage'y vibe in the photos. Do the images represent the light during this particular day? hmm?
hey folks... thanks so much for all of the comments! it was a gorgeous wedding indeed, and all of chayah's artistic efforts really paid off in the end. :)
randy, we toned these pictures with a vintage style, thus giving the sun-burst look... i hope the air quality is good in vermont, we're based only a short distance away in new hampshire!
cheers,
katie & max
Not a fan of this one -sorry. I think it's mostly the florals. Looks like it was super fun though!
those "clothes" which are hanging between the barns are actually teibetan prayer flags. Designed to send peace and love into the universe every time the wind blows.
I love this! I live 20 minutes away in Waterbury and am looking for a venue for my wedding - anyway to be in touch with Chayah about her amazing details? Thanks!