Showing posts with label barn weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label barn weddings. Show all posts

Friday, March 22, 2013

Adirondack Inspired Weddings

I'm super excited to be visiting my family this weekend for my cousin's baby's 1st birthday!!! Even though it's a 6 hour drive (see map) it's a lot better then driving from Savannah, GA to Boston, MA. Well, it's still snowy and cold here in the Adirondacks so I've put together another one of my Adirondack Inspired Weddings post and if you missed my other ones click here and here and here. But believe me, I'm so ready to start doing spring inspiration boards!

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Barn Wedding Dream Location - Part 2

Well I'm back again with more barn obsession photos since I found more images I had to share. If you didn't see my first blog post click here: barn wedding dream location. I love the idea of using hay, chandeliers, twinkle lights, draped fabric, and wooden benches for seating. I have a Pennsylvania wedding at a barn in October so I've been having fun gathering inspiration!

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Barn Wedding Dream Location

I have a serious obsession with barn weddings and events so to help me organize my favorites I have created a pinterest board and shared them with you here. My BIG BIG dream is to build a barn up in New York where we are moving to so that I can host these amazing weddings at. The barns showcased here include these locations: The Barn at Gibbet Hill, The Alerin Barn, Coquelicot wines vineyard, The Lake at Foxwoods, The Barn at High Point Farms, Honey Creek Ranch, J and D Farms, Circa 1799 Dutch Barn, Heritage Restorations, Smith Barn at Brooskby Farm, The Persistence Foundation, Claxton farm, and Mount Gulian. I still can't decide which construction design I like the best: Dutch, German, traditional barn, or the more modern Claxton barn style with a tin roof OR what materials or color I would like. I love all the post and beam style for the inside, fabric draping, twinkle lights, mason jar chandeliers, and antler chandelier. I also like the idea of the big doors being open and bring the wedding outside so that guests may go in or out. I'm partial to the long rectangle table layout, the dark wood folding chairs, but the round tables are also very functional. I have to have a flower garden, plus a very pretty area for outside ceremonies, and I guess my husband will have to get his dream tractor. Ok well there you have it. I have spent a lot of time obsessing over this and maybe one day it will happen. Lots more to figure out and lots of $$$$$ would be needed, but a girl can dream, right!
This tractor is on my husband's wish list and I think it would be perfect since this couple obviously loved getting their picture taken on it <3