Vermont Wedding Ideas and Inspiration

Romantic East Coast Nuptials Complete With The Couple’s Favorite Guest Appearance!

With the happy couple’s adopted pup the center of their lives, it only made sense to have their favorite guest as the center of their wedding day! From the cake topper to speeches, Barkley made appearances left and right and Clary Pfeiffer Photography made sure to capture the photogenic pooch! Held at the Kimpton Taconic Hotel in Vermont, the bride, and groom said their I Do’s in a special place surrounded by their closest family and friends, gorgeous florals by Nancy Bishop Floral Design and AMAZING scenery! Check it out and be sure to watch their heartwarming video below, by Sixpence Productions.

From the Bride, Jackie… Ryan and I met in 2014 – we both work in the advertising industry, and were set up by an old mutual co-worker! We hit it off and stayed out until 2 am on our first date. Four years later, Ryan proposed on June 2nd, 2018. I thought we were going out to brunch, but on our way out of our apartment door, he got on one knee and proposed! It was perfectly us – romantic, but private in our home. He surprised me and had my parents drive in from Vermont; they were waiting with his family in the lobby of our building. We had a family dinner that night and then all our friends over to celebrate!

Before hearing more, let’s watch their romantic & heartfelt video by Sixpence Productions!

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What prompted the decision to have the wedding at this particular venue?

We loved the idea of a destination wedding but wanted to have all of our friends and family from NY and NJ there to celebrate. Vermont was the perfect option – only four hours away and somewhere super special to me. Growing up, my family would go to Vermont in the wintertime to ski and in the summer for vacation. My parents wound up retiring there, and have a lovely home in Manchester Center. We couldn’t think of a better place to be married and celebrate with the people we love most! The Kimpton Taconic was exactly what we wanted – rustic, but also a bit more modern. A venue and hotel that thought of every detail, had amazing food and beautiful outdoor space with a view of the mountains.

What was the ‘inspiration’ for your wedding style, wedding colors, etc. ?

My vision for the wedding was rustic but feminine. Colors were light pink and shades of blush. I spent a ton of time on Pinterest, but also chatting with our florist Nancy Bishop. We hit it off right away and she was able to help bring my vision to life through florals and things she had in her studio (ex. wooden boxes for centerpieces, custom frames from Manchester Woodcraft, etc.). Then the rest just fell into place working with Gloria and our other vendors!

Did you have any special touches/traditions that you incorporated into your ceremony/reception?

Our dog, Barkley is the center of our lives. We adopted him from True & Faithful Pet Rescue Mission when he was a puppy, and immediately he became our #1. No surprise, he was a big part of the ceremony and reception. He congratulated us right after the Ceremony at St. Paul’s Church, where he “helped” by taking photos with us. Barkley is a ham – he loves to have his picture taken and he is very photogenic.

At the reception, we placed a card on each guests’ place setting that said: “In Lieu of Favors Jackie & Ryan have chosen to make a Donation to True & Faithful Pet Rescue Mission, the organization that brought Barkley into their lives” (Attached is a photo of the card). Barkley was also part of our reception in the form of the Wedding Cake Topper – it was a miniature statue of Barks. The tag on his collar said, “I Do Too”. He was a focus of our best man Dan’s speech, his dog walker Gianna joined as a guest and the two of them (girl and pup!) attended our Post Wedding Brunch the next day; Barkley was the only one not hungover! He was happy to play on the green where the cocktail hour was held the night before. He got a lot of attention that morning from all the guests. They would pet him and tell him how cute he was, especially since he was wearing his bandanna that said: “I ‘Do Too”.

Instead of favors, we made a donation to True & Faithful Pet Rescue Mission – the rescue organization that brought us Barkley!

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You Can Feel The Love At This Winter Wonderland Wedding

This heartfelt winter wedding is bursting with love. Caroline and Poorang changed their wedding plans from sunny California to snow-covered Vermont so that the bride’s mother, who was battling brain cancer, could be by her side on her special day. Caroline wanted nothing more than for her mother to watch her walk down the aisle, and with the help of both LVL Weddings & Events and Blissfully Styled, created a cold-weather wonderland worthy of a fairytale in 10 days. From start to finish the affair was a beautiful celebration of life and love. See all the joyful details in the full gallery.

From LVL Weddings & Events… This wedding has a special story. When Caroline asked us to plan her wedding in 10 days we made it happen with the help of Hoo Films, Jana Williams, and the Stowe Vermont community. Snow-covered scenery, rich hues, and lots of love made for a truly romantic experience. Tables were covered in white and burgundy blooms and lots of candlelight for a magical reception moment. It was a moving experience for all and a special memory that the couple will forever hold dear in their hearts. We were honored to help Caroline and Poorang plan such a love-filled day.

From the Bride… For my husband and I our wedding day was genuinely our “best day ever!” My love proposed 5 years after we met and for my second (and last) trip to the alter, I wanted a big big wedding and was so excited to plan all the details! But, just a couple days following our engagement, my mom was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. We set a date for 5 months out, however, her prognosis worsened and we decided to take no chances on her being able to be a part of our day and fully enjoy it. We were already planning to be with family for Christmas and decided we would get married during that trip, in 10 days, 3,000 miles away, in Stowe, VT, a town neither my husband or I had ever been to.

We were encouraged to a simple ceremony merely for my mom to be a witness to the marriage. Friends and family and even my planner said “get married in Stowe and you can have the big party later in the year.” But, I wanted the wedding day itself to be more than a transaction to legalize love; I wanted it to be meaningful, memorable and romantic and it proved to be exactly that.

With only 10 days to plan, we got focused on the most essential things for us: our vows, our rings, a pretty setting, bridal clothes to create a wedding photo to cherish, a bouquet for me and a white cake. Even this short list of important things took a collection of amazing people to make it happen.

My dress (a sample in perfect condition) was altered in less than 24 hours (with 3 fittings); our rings were rushed to be sized and engraved (although not with the date because we weren’t certain what day it would be), my husband bought a wedding suit from Nordstroms and had it altered. Meanwhile, in Stowe, we found a gorgeous venue that was fully booked for dinner but they graciously agreed to open for lunch if we would have an afternoon reception; this created the most romantic backdrop for our happiness complete with candles and a wood burning fire. The menu would be their standard menu with no customizations, and it was divinely good. The iconic Stowe Community church was available for an early afternoon wedding complete with a pipe organ and chimes that rung as we left as newlyweds. The florist had another wedding but agreed to do our florals and deliver them early.

On our wedding morning, I receive the most heartfelt note from my Planner focusing me on being fully present in each moment of the day. This was the best advice. The day was magical! Only our immediate family was present (18 of us in all) and that made it even more special. I proudly walked down the aisle with my mom and dad! My brother-in-law served as best man. My nieces had planned to be maids of honor and on the eve of our wedding day, my nephews said they wanted to be groomsmen and stand beside my husband.

On my wedding day, I experienced the most profound sense of joy I have ever felt! I was marrying the love of my life surrounded by the most important people in our lives, our family. When I think about that day, my heart is overjoyed at how much happiness surrounded us. I think about looking in my love’s eyes as we exchanged our love for each other and vowed to love each other forever, I think about the Pastor who after only meeting us once, delivered a matrimonial service that was so tenderly specific just for us. I think about the photographer and videographer who left their own families on Christmas to be with us and capture the beauty of the day and our family’s last celebration with my mom. I feel my mom and dad’s arms intertwined with mine as I walked down the aisle and I thought how complete this moment was and smiled. I think of every mile traveled by our family to be there on our special day. I think of the snow gently falling from the sky giving the most perfect background through the three walls of windows to our luncheon at a table overflowing with winter white blooms, real candle light and the smell of a wood-burning fire. I remember the beauty of walking into a room for lunch that was glowing and more gorgeous than I ever could have planned – snowing falling, candles lit and wood burning fire in the fire place – gentle harp music in the background and my parent’s cake-topper atop a simply elegant white cake with the must have gold band to match the gold satin on my dress.

On our wedding day our love for each other was exploding out of us! All our expectations were exceeded and it could not have been better if we had unlimited time and resources to plan it! Most of all, the best part of this day is that it happened because of my mom, for my mom and it will be forever entwined with it one of the fondest remembrances of my mom!

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A Backyard Vermont Wedding with Homemade Maple Syrup Favors

Backyard weddings are the best! But when your backyard is a family farm… well, it’s even better. As you’ll see — Lauren and Steven’s Vermont wedding was filled to the brim with the kind of joy you experience once in a lifetime! Their smiles are contagious — the details, delightful. With planning by Katydyd Events, florals from Petals Floral Design and images from Rodeo & Co. that caught every last smile… from cowgirl boots to kisses, this one, is a keeper!

From Katydyd Events… Lauren and Steven were married August 11th in Strafford, Vermont. Their ceremony took place on Lauren’s family’s’ tree farm, the Churchill Tree Farm. The farm has been in the Fischelis’ family for over 80 years! It was the family’s dream for children, grandchildren, friends and family to gather there and celebrate beautiful moments, just like Steven and Lauren’s wedding day…

Lauren wore a Maggie Sottero gown that she made into two different looks. She began with a full-length slip for the ceremony but changed into a shorter version for the reception to show off her sparkly cowboy boots. She carried a textured, blush bouquet wrapped in a handkerchief belonging to her great grandmother. Over 100 years old! Her bouquet was filled with locally sourced dahlias provided by Petals Floral Design.

After the two exchanged vows and celebrated with a kiss, they drove off in her great grandfather’s jeep! Their guests followed suit to make their way to the reception, but not before, grabbing a Lynchburg Lemonade. The couple’s favorite drink from their time spent together at Roanoke College in Virginia.

Their reception was filled with the most heartfelt moments, from the father of the bride speech to Lauren’s brother singing the first dance song for the newlyweds. Their day was picturesque and filled with meaning that was effortlessly captured by Rodeo & Co. Photography.

The reception began in the gorgeous barn of the Inn, where guests enjoyed Bellini’s while they snapped polaroid pictures for the couple’s guest book. They placed their words of congratulations in wooden card box (made by the groom) carved with their custom logo. The logo, drawn by the groom and curated by Gus and Ruby Letterpress that adorned their invitations, favors, and napkins, combined all the loves of Steven and Lauren: the home states of the bride and groom, Massachusetts and Virginia. A horseshoe for the bride’s passion for horses and a tree to represent the Churchill Tree Farm.

Guests were guided to their seats by a chicken-wire escort cards where the tables were a mix of farm tables and rounds draped with flax linens provided by Peak Event Services. The centerpieces, provided by Petals Floral Design, alternated between pops of pink and blush floral arrangements and candles wrapped in wreaths. Table decor was completed with a Maple Syrup favor, which was made the previous winter by the bride’s uncle. It was made from the sap of trees on the farm and bottled special for their wedding.

All the desserts were made by the bride’s mom and grandmother! Lauren’s mom, Lori, owns her own bakery, the Sweetest Batch, who handmade a mix of mini cheesecakes, cupcakes, and cookies. A salty late snack of French fries and pizza were offered along with the delectable sweets. The Marsels band kept every single person on the dance floor for the entire night! The sentimental night was completed when the bride’s sister and brother sang “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough.” It was the perfect summer wedding.

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Watch the day unfold as Lauren slips into her classic lace Maggie Sottero sheath and her sparkling bejeweled boots in this fun highlight film from Something Blue Creative. You’ll see, there was so much love and laughter going around that day… you can almost grab a hold of it!
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The Big Apple’s Elegance + Vermont’s Beauty = Wedding Wonderland

Vermont can do no wrong in my book but with a soft and romantic color palette like this one here, it’s fulfilling all my wedding wishes. Michelle Elaine Weddings took the elegance of NYC and infused it with Vermont’s naturally amazing landscape and the finished results – captured by Ashley Largesse – leave us breathless. From that perfect palette to this floral-inspired dress and even a cute pup, these pics have it all – sit back and enjoy (and get ready to fall in love with the Green Mountain State ASAP!).

From Michelle Elaine Weddings… Inspired by Vermont’s natural beauty, Michelle from Michelle Elaine Weddings envisioned blending New York City’s elegant style with the breathtaking landscape of the green mountain state. Home to Vermont’s most luxurious vacation retreats, there was no question that Stowe would serve as the perfect location for the shoot. Ashley of Ashley Largesse Photography captured the beautiful vision for this romantic black tie affair.

In mid-August, the grounds at Topnotch Resort were at their most lush. A group of horses grazed peacefully in a nearby pasture and the layers of mountains created the perfect backdrop. Impassioned by such beauty, our vendors brought light, airy elements to their designs. Abundant blooms and vines hand-picked by Jasper and Prudence brought romance to the tablescape along with silver candlesticks and a collection of curated vessels. Vermont Tent Company allowed us to peruse their selection of linens and event rentals to complete the setup. Each place setting featured a hand-printed letterpress menu with soft grey-blue ink from Christa Alexandra Designs, who also provided a coordinating invitation suite.

The bride’s dress from Everthine had small flower accents that added dimension and grace to the a-line gown. Our hair and makeup team, Finishing Touch and Elizabeth England Studios, made sure the bride looked polished and natural. Sarah Marie’s handcrafted jewelry completed the ensemble with shades of gold and white. To ensure the groom looked his best, the tux was special ordered from California’s Sene. Lastly, the tri-tiered cake from 11th Hour Bakery featured one layer with flowers similar the bride’s dress and two others with texture for an organic but refined appearance.

From Cake Truffles to Chic Gowns, This Wedding Has It All

Oh Vermont, you are a magical, magical land where wedding dreams become reality, and this gem from Michelle Lange is all that and more. With TRUE Event orchestrating the “I do’s” of these two, we have a wedding to remember, one that is both classically elegant and totally chic, and packed to the brim with fun touches (cake truffles at every seat? YES!). From start – the invites from Tie That Binds – to finish – the cutest cake topper complete with a pup – this wedding scores hit after hit; see all the pics in our gallery right here and don’t miss Daniel Chae’s film below!

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From Michelle Lange… Emily and Jeff’s wedding at the Hildene Estate in Manchester, Vermont began with a vision of a classic, romantic garden wedding. The abundance of rain in the Northeast helped fuel the beautiful blooms in the gardens at the Hildene. With breathtaking views of the rolling hills in Vermont and the incredible design by True Event, their big day was a pleasant visual feast for those in attendance.

From the Bride… After Jeff and I got engaged, we took some time to enjoy this phase of our relationship. We took about two months to relax before talking “all things wedding” and finally started the planning process on a trip to Argentina over the holidays. We wanted our wedding day to really represent us as a couple and would include a weekend surrounded by our immediate families and our friends, who would be traveling in from across the country. If you ask Jeff – we wanted this to be the best party we would ever throw (in fact, Jeff immediately skipped to the reception during the planning process forgetting that we had to make it official first!) We had actually settled on our band before we were even set on a location – determined to book them after seeing them at a friends’ wedding before we were engaged – and they kept the dance floor packed all night!

When it came to planning out the details of the wedding, I wanted to keep the colors neutral and the design simple and classic allowing the house and the gardens to really shine. If you ask anyone, it seemed like I had a very clear design plan in mind – behind the scenes Jeff would say I would end up down every Internet rabbit hole possible. In the end, keeping our priorities in mind and with some creativity, thinking a little outside the typical wedding box, and with the help of our amazing vendors we were able to bring our vision to life. A couple highlights for us we’re the pre-dinner cake truffles that greeted guests at their seats, the lighting that made the tent feel more cozy and kept the garden theme going, and Ernie, our dog, dressed to the nines in his tuxedo. Jeff had masterfully designed his own tuxedo down to the buttons. My dress was a bit more ambiguous – I thought I had a clear plan in mind of what I would wear on my wedding day. A visit to Carolina Herrera, at the recommendation of one of my bridesmaids, completely changed that idea and I ended up finding the dress of my dreams.

My brother, Andrew, passed away shortly before Jeff and I started dating. Incorporating his memory into our wedding was important for me since I always pictured him being there to celebrate with me. Since he has passed, pennies have become a symbol of him for me. When Jeff and I started the venue hunt, we toured the Hildene Estate, which was built by Abraham Lincoln’s son, Robert Todd. The gardens, beautiful mountain backdrop and coincidental symbolism of the Lincoln home made it the perfect location for our wedding. We were sure to include a nod to the penny in several details throughout the wedding design – a quiet representation that was dear to me and my family.

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Inspired by the Breathtaking Beauty of the New England Coastline

There’s nothing quite like the natural beauty of the New England coastline and that rugged yet elegant aesthetic is exactly what inspired this ethereal shoot. Combining moody blue hues reminiscent of the ocean with a gorgeous Alexandra Grecco gown and wildly romantic florals by Jayson Munn Design, this is a gorgeous take on an intimate wedding with the perfect coastal backdrop. One look at the sunset infused photographs by Gabe Aceves and you’ll be hooked.

From the Photographer…Recently myself and an A-list group of Vermont and New England Vendors collaborated on an inspiration shoot with gorgeous details and a real couple inspired by the rocky shores of New England and the beautiful sunsets over Lake Champlain. We wanted a classic take on a small wedding, with good food, good drinks and the perfect coastal setting, with just a little bit of modern style. The flowy, ethereal gown from Alexandra Grecco gave us inspiration for the details of the table and the mood and feel of the florals.

9 Wedding Locations You Havent Heard About Yet

We know that finding the perfect wedding venue isn’t always easy, especially if you’re looking for something that totally speaks to you and yours. So today we’re running through a list of nine (yes, NINE) fab venues we absolutely love, so you can find that dream locale. Scroll for some hidden gems you haven’t even heard of.

THE ST. REGIS WASHINGTON, D.C.

Why we love it: Just steps from the White House, The St. Regis Washington, D.C. is the perfect mix of luxe accommodations and upscale wedding offerings – all with a dash of historical charm. You can opt for a cocktail hour in the Italianate revival lobby, or celebrate your “I do’s” in the Astor Ballroom with its hand-stenciled ceiling (an original 1926 decorative feature) and Palladian windows overlooking The Astor Terrace. This place is beautiful, you guys – and it’s no wonder it continues to be named the “Best Hotel for Small Weddings” by Washington Magazine. It’s just that good.

What you can’t miss: The Astor Terrace. Perfect for ceremonies OR receptions, this gem of an outdoor space features a dreamy fountain. Need we say more?

W SCOTTSDALE

Why we love it: Located smack-dab in the middle of Scottsdale’s Entertainment District, W Scottsdale is every modern lovin’ bride’s dream. Think totally chic contemporary spaces (both indoor and outdoor) perfect for celebrating your Big Day, plus amazing accommodations that will make your entire wedding weekend.

What you can’t miss: Their fab W Insider service. It’s concierge plus some with everything you’ll ever need just a push of a button away. Whatever you want, whenever you want it.

LE MÉRIDIEN DELFINA SANTA MONICA

Why we love it: Situated just three blocks from the ocean with great access and breathtaking views, plus offering up some awesome amenities for guests (hey there, Bicycle Programme), Le Méridien Delfina Santa Monica seamlessly combines a glam spot to say “I do” with all of that laid-back Southern Cali charm we love so much. We’re obsessed with their Pool Terrace receptions, not to mention their chef-inspired catering menus and views of the Pacific Ocean.

What you can’t miss: Their venues. From the Delfina Ballroom to the Terrazza Garden, Le Méridien Delfina Santa Monica has you covered when it comes to celebrating in style.

HOTEL COLONNADE CORAL GABLES, A TRIBUTE PORTFOLIO HOTEL

Why we love it: Ideal for those travel lovers who want to say “I do” in complete luxury, the Hotel Colonnade Coral Gables has elegant weddings (and accommodations) down to an absolute science. From their 23,000 square feet of event space to their gorgeous venue options (hello, marble-tiled rotunda) to their talented staff that knows everything there is to know about throwing the perfect wedding, you’ll most definitely be making a statement.

What you can’t miss: Their Make a Green Choice Program. Guests receive a $5 food credit or 500 SPG points just for making the choice to conserve natural resources in their room. We love that.

THE WESTIN CHICAGO NORTHWEST

Why we love it: It’s hard not to fall in love with a setting as pretty as Hamilton Lake and when you add in a climate-controlled tent and fully-renovated guest rooms, you have yourselves one of the prettiest wedding locales in all of Chicago. Plus, the Westin Chicago Northwest also offers up a plethora of indoor + outdoor venue options, customizable menus AND your very own wedding specialist.

What you can’t miss: Their 24-hour room service. (Enough said.)

SHERATON SAN DIEGO HOTEL & MARINA

Why we love it: You honestly can’t go wrong with a San Diego wedding, and the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina is the epitome of a perfect SoCal soiree with a gorgeous seaside location and deluxe amenities. Now add in a stunning garden ceremony spot (with marina views) and indoor venue options that are just as cool and you have the perfect place to say “I do.”

What you can’t miss: The Culinary team. They’ve been named “Best Caterer” by San Diego Magazine for 15 years running. Yum.

THE EQUINOX, A LUXURY COLLECTION GOLF RESORT & SPA, VERMONT

Why we love it: You know we can never get enough of Vermont weddings and if you’re looking for the perfect destination spot: this is it. From their three unique venues (Pond Pavilion, Colonnade Ballroom and Meadow House) to the amazing views of the Equinox Mountain and the Taconic Mountain Ridge, The Equinox Resort has everything you’ll ever need for that dream wedding… AND can accommodate anywhere from 80 to 250 guests.

What you can’t miss: The activities. This four-season resort offers up a world of fun-filled adventures, from golfing to skiing to fishing to snowshoeing – and that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

THE ST. ANTHONY, A LUXURY COLLECTION HOTEL, SAN ANTONIO

Why we love it: Four words: Open-air rooftop ballroom. Yep, you can literally dance the night away under the stars. Plus, the St. Anthony has been hosting weddings for over a century, so you know you’re in good hands with their talented staff of event professionals. From their gorgeous rooms to their convenient downtown locale, you won’t be missing a thing.

What you can’t miss: The details. From crystal chandeliers to a winding staircase to theatrical lighting and a 19th Century French tapestry, get ready for some non-stop oohing and ahhing.

THE WESTIN GALLERIA & OAKS HOUSTON

Why we love it: If you’re having a celebration with a lot of out-of-town guests, you can’t pick a locale better than the Westin Galleria & Oaks Houston. Its Uptown location paired with its amazing guest amenities and reception space for up to 1,000 makes it the ideal location for those looking to explore the Galleria neighborhood of Houston. Think shopping, dining and spa-ing the days away. It’s perfect.

What you can’t miss: The Monarch Ballroom. With floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the city, this 24th floor gem is a reception dreamland.

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Simple, Ethereal Bridal Inspiration

In this stripped down inspiration session, it’s all about the Bride’s look. Gabe Aceves Photography worked with a team of vendors to create a simple, ethereal photoshoot drawing inspiration from the dreamy Alexandra Grecco gowns, Twigs & Honey headpiece, and Studio1040 rings the Bride wore. It’s no surprise – the end result is absolutely lovely.

From Gabe Aceves Photography… I recently teamed up with a group of beautiful wedding vendors for an inspiration shoot inspired by Alexandra Grecco Gowns, Twigs and Honey headpieces, and jewelry by 1040 Studio Designs. We wanted the bridal inspiration to feel simple, romantic, dreamy and ethereal.

A Breathtaking Wedding With Bridesmaids in White

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again – we adore when the Bridesmaids are dressed in all white! This Bride dressed her beautiful ‘maids in an array of dreamy, white gowns from Joanna August and Show Me Your Mumu, which popped against the breathtaking grounds of the 1824 House. Michelle Elaine Weddings planned this gorgeous event captured by Dreamlove Wedding Photography, and we have it all for you right here.

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From Michelle Elaine Weddings… I have been blessed to be introduced to this beautiful, fun loving, and amazing family. Kelley is the second of four sisters to be married last year. She was a very calm and easy bride to work with, but she also knew exactly what she wanted and how she envisioned the execution on the wedding day to be, which I absolutely loved!

The natural backdrop at the 1824 House is just so stunning that you don’t need to go overboard with any decor or detail. Jayson Munn designed everything perfectly. Kelley had wanted the design to flow in a way that it felt as if the tables and tent were a part of the property, keeping the design very green, open, and airy.

The ceremony was absolutely breathtaking, atop the hill at 1824 House, providing guests with the most gorgeous views for miles. Kelley’s decision to have her girls dressed in all white was just the right touch – it kept the look simple, clean, and still very pretty while not taking away from the natural beauty of this outdoor space.

From the folk band, to the rustic decor, twinkling lights, homemade pies, and s’mores as the sun went down, this wedding was like a magical wonderland in Vermont!

From Dreamlove Wedding Photography… This summer wedding had us absolutely swooning. Hints of earthy, romantic details were around every corner. Kelley wore flowers in her hair and a dress that had pockets! The pockets came in handy, as she could keep her sunglasses tucked away for those brighter moments during the outdoor ceremony.

The florist created a set of stunning rustic wedding bouquets made of thistles, sea foam poppy pods, succulents, and white peonies. Following the hilltop ceremony, guests were invited into the sailcloth tents for a rustic and cozy reception. Raw linen table runners with garlands of eucalyptus adorned the long dinner tables. Jars of honey personalized with the bride and groom’s pictures served as unique guest favors for everyone!

There were several heartfelt speeches during the evening. Kelley’s sisters followed up the toasts with an amazing rendition of songs. They, along with many of their extended family, welcomed Stephen into the family by singing “We Are Family”! As the sun went down, the dance floor picked up with the twinkling cafe lights. A campfire outside set the scene for a delicious s’more-making party – the perfect ending to such a lovely wedding day.

From the Bride… Stephen and I met roughly nine and a half years ago. It was sophomore year at Middlebury College, and we were at some party. This long-haired hippie wearing a ripped flannel approached me. He reminded me of Mimisiku from “Jungle 2 Jungle,” aka my ultimate teenage crush. We exchanged numbers and soon after, he took me on a snowboarding date. I’ve never looked back.

Steve proposed to me in December of 2014. We went on a getaway weekend up to Bristol, Vermont and stayed at one of our favorite little B&Bs – nothing unusual. We snowshoed up Camel’s Hump and there, at the top, amidst a snowy winter wonderland, Stephen proposed. We snowboarded back down to the car, turned off our cell phones, and celebrated with some delicious Vermont brews!

To other brides, my advice is to plan early and and be prepared to finish everything the week before the wedding so you can sit back and simply enjoy. Try to slow down time on the wedding day, take in as much as you can, smile, and EAT!

My favorite thing about my wedding day, well, obviously Steve was (and continues to be) my favorite thing! But despite the obvious, our family and friends were the best part of our wedding day! We were surrounded by our favorite people in the entire world. And it is the people that make the wedding – the speeches, the dancing, the laughs, the love!

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Survivor Winner, Ethan Zohn, Tied the Knot in Vermont!

Leave it to the former professional soccer player and Survivor champion, Ethan Zohn, to get married in an unforgettable celebration! He wed Lisa Heywood, an interior designer from New York, and the Bride’s eye for style was seen in everything from her garland bouquet alternative to her curve-hugging gown. Jaclyn Watson Events helped them create their whimsical Vermont wedding at the beautiful and historic Park McCullough House. Captured by Regina Fleming Photography, this wedding is a win!

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From Jaclyn Watson Events… Two time Survivor winner, Ethan Zohn, married Lisa Heywood, a New York interior designer, at the historic Park McCulloch House in Bennington, VT. It was amazing to be asked to be this couple’s planner, as I could feel the love radiate off of them. Ethan’s amazing battle to survive cancer – not once, but twice – and win was nothing short inspirational!

Being the designer she is, Lisa designed their entire wedding and took the helm in creating many of the pieces. Their families were at the heart of the wedding – we wanted to make sure guests saw the couple’s happiness and were apart of the celebration.

Lisa and Ethan choose to have a laid back rehearsal at Taraden Bed and Breakfast, bringing in a most righteous pizza truck called Classic Crust as well as wine from Mercer Estates. On Saturday, their wedding took place in the Gardens of Park Mccullough. After the ceremony, guests were invited to enjoy the cocktail hour on the wrap around porch and surrounding lawns followed by both an alfresco and indoor dining experience done by Heirloom Fire. They danced the night away to The Hair Farmers, and then the couple sped off on a very cool moped.

This Wedding Had a Surprise Performance by Leigh Nash!

In general, no one likes a wedding crasher. Unless of course, that wedding crasher happens to be singer and songwriter, Leigh Nash of Sixpence None the Richer. The groom surprised his bride by flying in Leigh for a wedding day performance as a nod back to one of their most special dates seeing her in concert. Our friends at Focused Bliss Productions perfectly captured it on film, and all that’s left to do is kick back and press play.

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From Focused Bliss Productions… John and Cristin met seven years ago in Vermont where they both grew up, so it was only appropriate for them to hold their wedding back in the place that they both call home.

They started the day with their preparations just doors apart at the Hermitage Inn surrounded by the colorful foliage, seasonal pumpkins, and fall decor.

Just before officially tying the knot, John – being the more emotional one of the two – could not hold back his tears and smiles as he turned around to view Cristin in her beautiful dress for the first time outside of the houses where they got ready.

The ceremony following this was just as equally emotional as they exchanged their personal vows to one another at Saw Mill Farms Inn under a picturesque birch arbor that faced a tranquil lake.

To top of the day, they then moved the party to the Hermitage Club, a resort used as a ski lodge during the winter season. Little did Cristin know, but John had a big surprise in store at the end of the night in which he flew in Leigh Nash of the band Sixpence None the Richer to provide a personal performance to them and their guests.

This was very meaningful for the two as Leigh Nash was, in fact, the performer that John and Cristin had seen at their first concert together – which was the same day on which John knew he wanted to spend the rest of his life with Cristin.

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Apple Picking + Pups for this Fall New England Engagement

Vermont will always hold a special place in my heart (it’s where I said “I do”!) but when you have pics this pretty, it’s easy to fall in love with this state in seconds. Christina Bernales captured these cuties in all their fall fun, from apple picking to a romantic picnic by the lake – see it all here in our Vault!

From Christina Bernales… Sarah and Lenny wanted to celebrate their engagement doing one of their favorite fall activities: apple picking. We walked around Shelburne Orchards in Vermont and then headed to the waterfront along with Sarah and Lenny’s furry friend Piper to enjoy a wine picnic during the last bit of light of the evening.

Photography: Christina Bernales | Dress: Anthropologie | Blazer: Zara | Lenny's Shoes: House of Fraser | Sarah's Shoes: BCBG

Planning the day of your dreams? This is a can’t-miss event.

Listen up, loves. Whatever you have planned for Sunday, February 12th, cancel it… now. Because The Wedding Day Expositions South Shore – Cape and Islands Bridal Show is happening from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm and it’s a day of inspo you just can’t miss. From fabulous vendors to live music to yummy eats, it’s a must for planning your dream wedding. Scroll for all of the deets.

Whether you are knee-deep in planning or have just started your wedding journey, The Wedding Day Expositions South Shore – Cape and Islands Bridal Show is exactly the event you need to throw that celebration of a lifetime. Think a strolling fashion show by La Reine Bridal, cake tastings, live music, a hair and beauty trends showcase (+ free temporary lashes!) and one amazing wedding professional after another all in one gorgeous locale. Not to mention the fab prizes that will be given throughout the showcase, plus your chance to really tour the Pine Hills Pavilion, a venue that gives new meaning to the words warm and rustic. Your going to love it.

Ready to really, truly plan that wedding of your dreams? Then grab your besties + your one true love and make plans to attend The Wedding Day Expositions South Shore – Cape and Islands Bridal Show on February 12th. You’ll love the Pine Hills Pavilion (lunch on premise at the clubhouse is an absolute must) and meeting all of the amazing vendors that will help make those visions a reality. Click here to get your tickets ($10 at the door and $5 online) and head to The Wedding Day Expositions’ Facebook and Instagram for even more inspiration. Have fun!

A Blushy Pink Gown in Perfect Vermont Setting

Every now and then a wedding comes along that feels so different. And I guess that’s really what it is…you can feel it. Really, truly feel it. The love. The joy. The relaxed, easy moments of pure happiness. Add to that a gorgeous bride that radiates beauty in one of the prettiest blush gowns we’ve ever seen and this wedding is the reason my job is so very easy. Thanks to the incredible photographers, Rodeo & Co, who captured all of the magic.

From Meg at Rodeo & Co… Lis & Pearson were married at the private residence of a family friend on a gorgeous late summer day in Ludlow, Vermont. The Bride was involved in every aspect of the event- including designing the invitation with the help of her sister, and collecting vintage plates and glassware for the tables. The bridesmaids were dressed in an array of colors in the rose family, which tied in with the design of the event. The true showstopper of the day? The bride’s amazingly perfect blush pink gown.

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This is How You Plan Your Dream Wedding

There’s nothing we love more than grabbing our besties and hitting the town for a little bridal show action. And when that show happens to be the Wedding Day Expositions Boston Bridal Show, it’s a happier day than most. Think yummy treats, live music and a cake dive (!!) all happening this Sunday, January 8th. Mark your calendars and get ready to plan that day of your dreams.

The Wedding Day Expositions Boston Bridal Show is everything you’ve ever wanted in a bridal event… and so much more. I’m talking a one-stop shop with all of the areas finest vendors, plus some seriously cool happenings and awesome giveaways, as well. From the live fashion show to the Macy’s VIP entry bags (for the first 50 guests!) to the full bar filled with tasty libations, this is definitely one event you can’t miss. And did I mention the cake dive? I mean, this is going to be sooo awesome.

Whether you’re on the lookout for the perfect photographer, want to find that venue of your dreams or simply want to be inspired, the Wedding Day Expositions Boston Bridal Show is THE place to start planning. Click here NOW to get your tickets ($15 per person at the door or $10 online) and mark those calendars for a Sunday filled with wedding planning fun.

What: The Wedding Day Expositions Boston Bridal Show is giving away matching wedding bands in their fabulous cake dive!

Who: One lucky winner will be chosen completely at random to participate in the cake dive at the upcoming Boston Bridal Show and four other lucky contestants will be chosen live from the audience. All contestants will be cloaked in rain gear and wrestle through a GIANT cake provided by Montilio’s Bakery. Inside is a small box for the victor who will claim the pair of WEDDING BANDS as their PRIZE!

How: To enter to win a spot in Boston’s ONLY cake dive, submit your proposal/engagement photo by tagging @weddingdayexpos on Facebook OR @weddingdayexpositions on Instagram! #justsayyes

Glam Mountain Wedding With Fun Pops of Red

Mountain brides, be prepared to take cues from Melissa and Morgan’s rustic-glam day. Designed with vibrant pops of red, burgundy and accented with gold, it’s a wedding design done right and you can see it all here captured by Ruth Eileen.

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From Jenna Piper Emrich at Topnotch Resort…Melissa and Morgan’s wedding style has been described by their Wedding Planner, Jaclyn Watson, as an “elegant epic party”…and that it was! Melissa and Morgan were dreaming of that perfect mix of a personal and timeless wedding that also turned into a throw-down party with everyone on the dance floor.

With luscious, vibrant hues of red and burgundy and gold accents carefully placed within natural, neutral grey and taupe tones, Melissa and Morgan’s wedding style was classic and fit so well nestled into the Modern-Vermont styled spaces at Topnotch Resort.

Their ceremony, at the Meadowlark Pavilion, just outside the Resort was deeply personal, very unique in tradition (as described below by Melissa and Morgan) and just gorgeous under the natural wood pergola that framed them.

Guests enjoyed fun, small bites like New Zealand Lamb Chops with Mustard-Herb Crust, Spicy Tuna Poke with Avocado on Won ton Crisps, Fried Vegetable Spring Rolls with Spicy Chili Sauce and Mini Lobster BLTs as they mingled on the Mansfield Overlook Lawn amongst the mountain backdrop and modern architecture of Topnotch Resort.

The reception, held in the Mansfield Pavilion Tent, was warm and vibrant with candlelight, lush centerpieces accented by vintage gold vases and modern gold table numbers and a romantic, gauzy fabric draped ceiling. Surrounded by gardens and views of Mount Mansfield, guests enjoyed a three-course meal focused on Vermont flavors of the season including heirloom tomatoes, local cheese, fresh garden vegetables and local beef. Milo Z, the band, really did bring on the party as guests danced well into the evening while enjoying local craft brews and a cigar bar.

From the happy couple, Melissa and Morgan…Our favorite part was the ceremony. We made it deeply personal by writing our own vows and having Morgan’s brother officiate. It was a non denominational ceremony but we wanted to infuse both our Jewish and Armenian cultures so we took the blessing of the common cup tradition that is practiced in Armenian weddings, known as the Kiddish Cup in Judaism, and made it our own by each pouring some of our favorite Vermont beer into a shared cup. Our beloved dog, Jezzie, was also part of the ceremony (roaming around) and she was the inspiration for one of our readings, “How Falling in Love is like Owning a Dog” by Taylor Mali. We were told by countless people that our ceremony was very “us” which we loved.”

12 Fabulous Ways to Thank Your Bridesmaids

Your bridesmaids? They’ve been with you through thick and thin. The dress fittings, the cake tastings, the 5 am meltdowns over color choices (it’s okay, we’ve all been there)… there’s a reason you call them your best friends. Which is why we’ve asked our faves at Long’s Jewelers to help you say “thank you” for everything in the best way possible. Think 12 awesome wedding day gifts that are perfect for showing that bestie gratitude. Scroll below for every pretty pick.

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Ready to get your gift giving on? Visit one of Long’s Jewelers four locations in Massachusetts or their newest location (now open!) in sales tax free Nashua, NH! Their amazing staff will use their years of experience (they’ve been open since 1878, y’all) to help you find those bridesmaids gifts that will really, really wow. We promise.

Bridal Beauty 101: Finding That Perfect Style for Your Gown

You’ve found that dress of your dreams and now it’s time to focus on putting the entire look together with hair and makeup. Need help? Well, we’ve got you covered, because today we’re joining forces with Jennie Kay for a quick run-down on all things beauty with tips + tricks on achieving that glam wedding day look, no matter the gown or style you’re dreaming of. Let’s get started.

LOOK 1: CASUAL GLAMOUR

Your style? Laid-back with a big ol’ side of sophistication. Which means rocking a stunning gown that shows some skin and hair + make-up that is just as sleek and glamorous. Jennie Kay suggests pairing your dream dress with a rope braid pony or soft low bun that is dressy enough for a wedding, but is also completely effortless.

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LOOK 2: VINTAGE ELEGANCE

You’re a vintage-inspired lady looking to rock that elegant lace number, but still maintain a modern, yet sexy edge. Jennie Kay’s tip? A bright red lip for that much-needed side of sophistication and a stunning updo that frames one side of the face, plus sweeps across the back in a beautiful style that is reminiscent of the past.

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“Look at the way you wore your hair at your initial dress fitting. It usually mimics your initial idea on how your hair should be.” – Jennie Kay Beauty

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LOOK 3: BOHO BEAUTY

Crave a look that is soft, romantic and free, just like you and your wedding? Then this fab boho look from Jennie Kay Beauty is sooo for you. Simply keep your hair natural in wave and texture and add three gorgeous braids for a little pop of WOW. Want to add a little glamour to the look? Really make those eyes stand out with just the right shade of shadow and mascara.

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LOOK 4: SWEETLY CLASSIC

For those of you who want to keep it sweet + classic on the Big Day, Jennie Kay suggests a low twisted ponytail that is equal parts show-stopping and wholesome. Pair it with subtle makeup (like a light pink lip) and a gown that has just a pop of sass and the results are absolutely timeless.

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LOOK 5: TOUSLED SOPHISTICATION

Waves are a girl’s best friend and when it comes to a wedding day look that is equal parts laid-back and sophisticated, Jennie Kay keeps those tousled waves down with just a few sweet strands pulled back for a look that is all sorts of romantic. Add some soft pink lips and some barely-there makeup to complete the look.

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Contact Jennie Kay Beauty to create a seamless, stunning look from head to toe… you won’t regret it.

Wedding Jewelry 101: Perfectly Matched Rings for the New England Bride

Calling all fabulous New England brides – this one’s for you. Because today we’re teaming up with one of our fave jewelry stores, Long’s Jewelers, to break down that age old question: which wedding band + ring combo should I choose? From classic solitaires to eternity bands to yellow gold beauties, we’ve got your answers. Scroll below to find the one perfect for you and yours.

The Classic Pairing

New England brides are known for their classic meets rustic chic style; we all know that. And when it comes to wedding jewelry, there’s nothing that falls within that category more than a single solitaire engagement ring paired with a breathtaking eternity band. Perfect for the bride who dreams of a Grace Kelly-esque wedding (read: all of us), it’s a look that will never go out of style. Sooo incredibly timeless.

Featured: Four Prong Diamond Solitaire (LMT2591) and Diamond Eternity Band (DETP1663)

Modern Yellow Gold Pairing

If you thought that yellow gold was reserved for your mother, grandma or friend who said “I do” in the 80’s, think again, loves… yellow gold is back with a seriously stunning vengeance. We promise. Long’s Jewelers suggests pairing this sweet metal with a modern halo and then adding a unique (+ drop-dead gorgeous) infinity swirl band for a perfectly awesome update to the traditional. We are so on board with that.

Featured: Diamond Halo Engagement Ring in Yellow Gold (LDM7293) and Diamond Infinity Swirl Band (LDB1877)

The “Boston” Ring

Fun fact of the day? The classic three-stone ring was created in the great, great city of Boston (we’re sort of partial), which makes it THE quintessential engagement ring for all of New England. Even better? This awesome setting allows you to mix and match with stones… use your mother’s, your grandmother’s, your mother-in-law’s… or your own. And when it comes to pairing this Beantown Beauty with a wedding band, Long’s Jewelers suggest a bead set diamond eternity band for an amazing look.

Featured: Three Stone Diamond Engagement Ring (FRTH0170) and Bead Set Diamond Eternity Band (LDB1665)

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A Feminine Touch

We love, love, love a rose gold setting, especially one that has been paired with a white gold metal. It’s a mix and match we’re totally on board with and when it comes to romance, well… it doesn’t get any better. Try one of Long’s Jewelers awesome halo engagement rings with a stunning oval diamond (sooo pretty) and adding a rose gold halfway diamond band. The results are flawless.

Featured: Oval Diamond Halo Engagement Ring (LDMS0066) and Halfway Diamond Band in Rose Gold (LDB3157)

Vintage Details

Speaking of romance, Long’s Jewelers‘ lineup of drop-dead gorgeous vintage-inspired pieces basically owns the term. From halo engagement rings with intricate detailing to bezel set diamond eternity bands, finding that perfect pairing that evokes the beauty of yesterday is as simple as saying “YES!” to the one you love. And also soooo unique… and awesome.

Featured: Vintage Inspired Diamond Halo Engagement Ring (LDM7321) and Bezel Set Diamond Eternity Band (LDB1858)

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Can’t wait to find that perfect pairing for your bridal jewelry? Contact Long’s Jewelers TODAY or stop by one of their four locations throughout Massachusetts or their new location opening this fall in Nashua, NH. Their years upon years of experience (seriously… they’ve been open since 1878) and talented staff (family owned and operated) will help you locate that wedding band + engagement ring of your dreams.

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We’re Calling This the Best Christmas Present EVER

The best Christmas present ever? Meeting your soulmate. That’s what happened to Rachel and Jonathan, a seriously sweet duo that happened to meet at a Christmas dinner hosted by friends and spent the remainder of their winter heading to Vermont to cross country ski together. If it sounds like a romantic movie, you are correct… and just wait until you lay your eyes on their stunning West Mountain Inn wedding, all captured perfectly by Nicole Baas Photography. Head to THE VAULT to soak it all in.

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From Nicole Baas Photography… I wanted to share this beautiful Vermont wedding filled with soft color, beautiful design, real emotion and a lot of fun.

Rachel and Jonathan make their home in Brooklyn but head to Vermont any chance that they get. Having their wedding in Vermont was a way to share their special place with their friends and family. Everything was beautifully simple and elevated in the most well-designed and thoughtful way. You could tell from the ceremony that Rachel and Jonathan really felt the importance of their wedding day as Jonathan cried watching Rachel walk down the aisle and she burst into tears mid-walk with her father when she saw Jonathan for the first time that day.

From the Bride… Jonathan and I met over a Christmas dinner with friends. We quickly bonded over our love of the outdoors and spent the rest of that winter cross country skiing in southern Vermont every weekend we could manage.

Since that’s where we fell in love, Vermont was the obvious choice for our wedding. The summer months always promise beautiful weather and the mountains are so green and lush. I really had my heart set on doing everything outdoors. The West Mountain Inn was perfect — the property is so beautiful and they have amazing views of the Green Mountains. We held the ceremony in their labyrinth garden with beautiful rolling pastures and mountains as our backdrop. The reception took place on the sprawling lawn next to the barns where we had ample space for a large white tent and plenty of open grass for guests to spread out and enjoy the sunset over the mountains.

I wanted to keep everything for the wedding very simple and romantic. Our flowers were all white and blush but mostly I wanted everything covered in lush greenery to match the scenery. The stand outs were the beautiful garlands our florist put together for the tables and the hanging greenery over the dance floor complete with ivory ribbons and hanging votives. My bridesmaids and I carried beautifully undone bouquets of roses and each girl wore a long blush dress of her own choosing. The guys wore navy blue suits with pink Liberty of London print ties to match the ladies. My dress had a simple silhouette to match the theme but was done in the most beautiful beaded fabric. We were married under an arbor draped with greenery, white hydrangeas, and blush roses in one of the most simple, heartfelt ceremonies I could’ve imagined– we both cried most of the way through it!

Each of our 94 guests were given a small bottle of local maple syrup, tied to which were their escort cards done in beautiful navy blue calligraphy. They traveled from all over the country and we were so grateful to have everyone we love in one place. We had an amazing 8-piece band that was absolutely phenomenal — the dance floor was packed all night and there were audible groans from the crowd when they announced the party was over.

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