Intimate Spring Wedding at Strong Mansion

Abby Capalbo
June 25, 2015
Categories: Real Weddings, Romantic
Tags: Tented Reception

I melt for weddings like this one. Why? Because this couples’ love truly seeps through the screen by way of Sarah Bradshaw‘s images. Their Strong Mansion wedding was a perfect reflection of their relationshop and their families love for them (they even whipped up those gorgeous blooms), and you can see every gorgeous detail unfold here.

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From Sarah Bradshaw Photography…”I know you don’t have summer plans,” Will (or “Wigi”) said to Jason. “Come work at Calleva with me. It just may be the best Summer of your life.” Jason and Wigi were in the Peace Corps together, and had formed a fast friendship. Wigi and Molly were old friends from home. Molly ALSO worked at Calleva Outdoor Adventures over the Summers. But I’m not sure any of them could foresee the perfect love story that grew out of that quiet little invitation to “come spend the Summer that teaches people to love outdoors. But Jason and Molly… they fell in love quickly. They’re both the kind of people who give and give and love and serve and give some more— Jason is a teacher, Molly is a social worker, and both dedicate their lives to helping kids. They bonded over International travel and humanitarian relief, but soon went from friends to best friends, and then fell in love. Years of dating long-distance, then moving to the same city to be near each other, and then transplanting to a new city together, created a sweet depth to their love. Soulmates, best friends, lovers, and each others’ solid ground— their wedding was a perfect picture of all of that. They married at Strong Mansion on Sugarloaf Mountain, the same mountain where they met and first fell in love. They shared a private first look, during which they wrote and spoke their own vows to each other, then publicly committed to each other before friends and family, and danced the night away. (flowers were done by family)