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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!

Photography: Clary Pfeiffer Photography | Cinematography: Sixpence Studios | Wedding Planner: Gloria Schulz | Floral Design: Nancy Bishop | Wedding Dress: Pronovias | Wedding Cake: Dina's Vermont Baking Company | Stationery: Hudson Paperie | Ceremony: St. Paul's Church | Reception: Kimpton Taconic Hotel | Shoes: Badgley Mischka | Bridesmaids' Dresses: Jenny Yoo | Bridesmaids' Dresses: Dessy Collection By Vivian Diamond | Entertainment: Young Love And The Thrills | Groom's Attire: Macy's | Transportation: Today's Limo | Bridal Boutique: Brideside | Make Up Artist: Simply Gorgeous By Erin | Rentals: Rain Or Shine

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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 pupthis 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 LangeEmily 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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Photography: Michelle Lange Photography | Cinematography: Daniel Chae | Event Planning + Design: TRUE Event | Floral Design: Lily Of The Valley | Wedding Dress: Carolina Herrera | Invitations: Tie That Binds | Bridesmaids' Dresses: Jenny Yoo | Catering: Pangaea | Hair + Makeup: Simply Gorgeous By Erin | Wedding Venue: Hildene, The Lincoln Family Home | Bridal Shoes: Stuart Weitzmen | Groom's Shoes: Christian Louboutin | Groom's Tux: Suitsupply | Linens: The Linen Shop | Music: Affiniti NYC | Reception Lights: Ikea | Rentals: Peak Event Services | Rentals: Rain Or Shine | Wedding Prep: Equinox Resort

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Classic Vermont Wedding

Rich in meaningful moments and elegant stylings, this is the type of affair that fills your day with happy. From the bride’s stunning Anne Barge gown to the breathtaking florals from The Lily of the Valley to the thoughtful details so carefully chosen by the new Mr. and Mrs., including the date selected for their celebration.  See every moment from Jasmine Tara Photography in THE VAULT.

From the Bride… I entered into the wedding world with absolutely no knowledge of top designers, trends or what style I wanted – all I was sure of was a classic vision without any overwhelming glitz or embellishments. I tried on several gowns before I knew that I wanted to go with a form fitting and tailored design.

I decided to take a solo trip to Malinda Macari’s store, Your Dream Bridal, without my mom, in favor of a clear head needed to make a decision on my own. Lucky for me, Malinda’s peaceful boutique provided me with the perfect space to find the gown I would later call my own. My first love about the Anne Barge Collette dress was the color. Being a red-head, champagne was a hue I felt complemented me and my vision for the day. I also loved the structure of the dress, it had that “wow effect” I was looking for without being too flashy. The pleats and buttons were a beautiful addition to a simple gown, which I made even more unique by accessorizing with a retro gold veil and a handmade beaded belt. My mom ended up coming back with me once I knew I had found ‘the dress,’ which ended with the emotional reaction I was hoping for and gave me every sense of confidence in my choice.

As for Michael and me. We met online and swiped right.  The old fashioned “Hey, I have a friend I would like to set you up with,” seems to be a thing of the past!

Coincidentally, we only lived one block away from each other in Charlestown, MA. Our relationship went pretty quickly and within nine months, Michael proposed. He was finishing up his MBA and working full time. I planned a weekend getaway in Kennebunkport for his 34th birthday. On our way up we stopped at Nubble Lighthouse in York, ME. He decided to ask me to marry him on his birthday…I was completely shocked! It was such a memorable weekend.

We decided since we were engaged, why wait to get married? We found a venue and set a date within a month and got married three months later! Our wedding date took place on September 11th, 2015. Michael spent much of his life in the Army, fighting for our country in different parts of the world. September 11th has had a lasting impact on all of our lives. Michael and some of his friends in attendance spent multiple years at war as a result of that day. Yet, we chose to marry on this day to also remember it as a day of celebration in the future.

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Photography: Jasmine Tara Photography | Cinematography: Clark+Walker Studio | Coordination: Hildene, The Lincoln Family Home | Floral Design: Lily Of The Valley | Wedding Dress: Anne Barge | Catering: Pangaea | Makeup: B Boutique | DJ: Top Hat Entertainment | Groom's Attire: J. Hilburn | Venue: Hildene, The Lincoln Family Home | Bridal Boutique: Your Dream Bridal

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Traditional Pink Peony-Filled Spring Vermont Wedding

Filled to the brim with pretty pink peonies? Check. Chock full of sweet family moments? Check. Bursting with darling, personal details like the hand-painted map of this sweet couple’s love story? Check, check, check! Along with some super fun memories from Photobooth Planet, we are just head over heels for these pretty pink Heidi Vail-captured “I Do’s,” and you will be too! See it all right here.


From the Bride…The first Saturday in June proved to be the perfect timing for the formal peony garden to be in full bloom at Hildene, in Manchester Village, Vermont. Prior to stopping-and-smelling the roses, the Bride, Heather, the Groom, Lukas, their Bridal Party and guests, all prepped for the day at the historic Equinox Resort & Spa in the heart of Manchester Village; across the street stands the formidable First Congregational Church where they would soon wed. After a morning sprinkle, the skies opened up to the brightest blue to shine on the couple this day. Following the church ceremony where the couple laughed and loved (and the Bride’s 87 year old grandfather proudly walked her down the aisle), the 200 guests started arriving at Hildene, Robert Todd Lincoln’s summer home, and a truly remarkable venue that captures the beauty of Vermont in the Spring. The green mountains were illuminated that afternoon as the guests toured the home, roamed the gardens, and sipped on some speciality, craft cocktails. Dinner and dancing followed in the tent where there wasn’t an empty spot on the dance floor the entire evening, thanks to the phenomenal band, or a full-plate left on a table, thanks to the fabulous caterer. Speaking of tables, each was adorned with more of the beautiful calligraphy that matched the ceremony programs, invitation suite and save the dates, and even more peonies to brighten your day (vases were painted by the groom because his bride couldn’t get enough rose gold!). While the guests eventually returned home to New York and Michigan, for the most part, it wasn’t before they lit the way for the happy couple’s exit with heart-shaped sparklers, capping off the perfect day (and night).

Photography: Heidi Vail Photography | Floral Design: Lily Of The Valley | Wedding Dress: Monique Lhuillier | Ceremony Venue: First Congregational Church, Manchester Village, Vermont | Reception Venue: Hildene, The Lincoln Family Home | Bride's Shoes: Manolo Blahnik | Wedding Bands: Ahee's Jewelers Of Grosse Pointe, Mich. | Bridesmaids' Dresses: Monique Lhuillier | Catering: Pangaea | Makeup: Flawless Cosmetic Design | Hair: Allen Thomas Wood | Calligraphy: Designs by Robyn Love | Bow Tie's: Vineyard Vines | Groom's Attire: J.Crew | Groomsmen's Attire: J.Crew | Accomodations: Equinox Resort | Bride's Jewelry: Ippolita | Bridesmaids' Jewelry: J.Crew | Bridesmaids' Robes: Pretty Plum Sugar | Bridesmaids' Sandals: Jack Rogers | Cufflinks: Etsy | Flower Girl's Dress: Le Pink by Little Mass | French Macaron Tower: Irene's Cakes By Design | Groom's Shoes: Salvatore Ferragamo | Groom's Watch: Rolex | Music: Arcadia Music Productions | Photobooth: Photobooth Planet | Ring Bearer's Attire: J.Crew

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Winter Wedding at the Equinox Resort from A Brit and a Blonde

Yes. This winter wedding near the ski lifts of Vermont wins. At least in my heart. Winter weddings are the absolute best. All that beautiful white snow, and the gray, cold skies make for perfectly rosy cheeks and bright eyes. And this one. Oy, this one is fabulous. A Brit and a Blonde outdid themselves with the beautiful images from the gorgeous winter day.

From Jason & JessicaKarima & Mike are big skiers. They both grew up heading to ski hills with their families. So they knew for their big day – it needed to be a winter wedding near a ski hill. They fell in love with the Equinox hotel in Manchester, Vermont which is nestled right in the mountains and really close to Stratton where Karima went on many ski trips with her family as a child. It was perfect. Right across the street was the 1811 House – where some of their guests stayed and made for some great photos too.

Mike designed a really cute Save the Date which was a lift ticket that they sent to guests. And he also created the vintage ski table numbers for each table and the vintage ski signage. The couple also found old vintage skis which they used instead of having guests sign a book. Such a cool idea and they have them up in their house now as a sweet memory of the day. The flowers were so beautiful and had a wintery feel to them.

We adore Karima’s gorgeous Vera Wang wedding dress. She looked stunning and that black sash really completed the look. Since it was winter, and the couple really wanted some images taken outside – Karima opted for a really gorgeous fur shrug that she bought at a vintage store which kept her nice and warm. Her Kate Spade shoes were picture perfect too.

Photography: A Brit & A Blonde | Florist: Flowers, Flowers | Wedding Dress: Vera Wang | Cake: Irene's Cakes By Design | Reception Venue: Equinox Resort | Bride's Shoes: Kate Spade | Bridesmaid Dresses: Monique Lhuillier | Caterer: Equinox Resort | Lighting: Rain Or Shine | Band: Night Shift Entertainment | Groom's Attire: Vera Wang | Groomsmen Suits: Vera Wang | Fur shrug: Hale Koa phineas Estate | Groom's Shoes: Men's Wearhouse

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Manchester, Vermont Wedding from Paper Antler

Since moving to New England, my hubster and I have made it a point to try and travel here, there and everywhere on the weekends. And from Mass. to Maine, Rhode Island to New Hampshire — we’ve seen a lot. But Vermont is that one state we’ve left undiscovered. And you know what? This stunning affair from Paper Antler is JUST the kick in the toosh I need to set our Vermont trip into motion. But until the weekend rolls around, I know exactly where I’ll be spending my time — right here in full gallery of mountainside scenery.

From Paper AntlerMeg and Wade celebrated their wedding day at the base of the Vermont Taconic Mountains in the pond pavilion of the Equinox Resort. Their colors of bright verdant green and soft pink highlighted the surrounding nature. Meg wore her grandmother’s fur stole to keep warm from the Vermont spring breeze. There were so many fun personal details from the “love vermont” gift bags, to the giant “M” for Machon shaped seating guide nailed to an old door.

photography: Paper Antler | flowers: Nancy Bishop Floral Design | dress: Rachel Zoe | invitations: Saint Pierre Design | Ceremony Venue: Conversion of St. Paul Parish | catering: Equinox Resort | makeup: Flawless Cosmetic Design | hair: American Hairlines | wedding reception: Equinox Resort

Montpellier, South France Wedding from Shoot In Love

Oh France. You just know how to wrap me around me your pretty little finger, don’t you? And after seeing Montpellier through the talented lens of Shoot In Love via this completely perfect wedding, I do believe I’m wrapped that much tighter. Because this is the dreamiest of destination weddings complete with a guest list so awesome they all dressed in retro fo the ceremony. It doesn’t get much more fabulous than that, and you can see precisely what I am talking about right here.

From Shoot In LoveMarie and Armand married in Montpellier in South France. They put a lot of care in details, old bike, old french car, candles, a lot of flowers. The wedding took place in two parts. First the civil ceremony, all the guests wore retro costumes. To go to the town hall, the couple had organized a cortege of bike.  After the first ceremony, they organized a beautiful “cérémonie laïque” outside. Laugh, tears, songs, braces it was a very emotional ceremony. The cocktail was a celebration of friendship and family, rhythm by old songs played on the accordion. 

From the Bride… The magical site, surrounded by old stone, our guest’s retro costumes, who all played the game, the whole procession accompanying us bike to City Hall…the sun, the excitement, surprises, smiles, love everywhere we look, made this day a wonderful memory…UNFORGETTABLE!

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Wedding Photography: Shoot In Love | Reception Venue: Mas de Causse in Montpellier, France | Floral Design: Bénédicte Enjalbert (marcani66@hotmail.com) | Catering: Vip Cook Traiteur | Wedding Dress: Cymbeline “Fadela” | Groom’s Attire: Marcel et Marcel | Hair + Makeup: Cyrielle Borg

Vermont Wedding Film from Love & You Video

I’m head over heels in love with this Vermont wedding and its fabulous film from Love & You Video. Full of the prettiest purples and located in one of the most gorgeous venues in all of New England, this wedding is sure to inspire your inner, creative genius. Oh, and their vows? Adorable.

From Love & You Video We had been contacted by the bride, Jenn, about traveling to Vermont to film her wedding. Having heard rumors that Vermont in the fall is beautiful, right away we said yes.  We were blown away once we got to the location.  The Hildene, which is actually the home where Abraham Lincoln’ son lived, looked as if it was straight out of a movie. Everywhere around the Hidene was gorgeous, even the garden is designed off of a stained glass window. Plus the fact that Jenn & Peter are such a sweet, loving and fun couple, we knew this wedding film was going to be very special.  During the ceremony, when Jenn & Peter recited their vows, you could see how much love they truly have for each other.  We were very lucky to be part of their special day.

Wedding Cinematography: Love & You Video / Wedding Venue: The Hildene in Manchester, Vermont / Wedding Photography: Daria Bishop Photography / Event Design: Rain or Shine Tent / Floral Design: Nancy Bishop Floral Design / Invitations: Joanna Walker Design / Wedding Dress: Enzoani / Bride’s Shoes: Butter / Groom’s Attire: Suit Supply

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Vermont Fall Wedding from Clark + Walker Studio

If you’re in the mood for some full on fall splendor, you’ve come to the right place because this morning we’re kicking things off with a quintessential New England beauty. Captured by the very talented Clark + Walker Studio this Vermont affair is equally as radiant as the crisp October air. We adore the nods to the groom’s love of fly-fishing and the bride’s Reem Acra gown is a dream (p.s. check out the matching cake). You can see all the autumnal awesomeness right here in the gallery.

From the Bride… My husband and I met on the first day of law school in 2009.  He proposed in December 2010 on top of Sankaty Light House on Nantucket island and our wedding was on October 13, 2012 in Manchester, Vermont.  Both from the Northeast and lovers of fall, my husband and I thought Vermont in October would offer the perfect backdrop to our wedding.  We wanted the wedding to have personal and autumn touches, but also to be classic.  We incorporated touches of fly fishing, my husband’s favorite past time, and incorporated lots of family photos and heirlooms.  We walked under criss-crossed fly rods when we left the church, one of our favorite moments of the whole day.  My favorite personal touch was the table numbers, which we named for years and included pictures of us in those years.  I also changed into my mother’s wedding dress at the very end of the reception, which I had shortened for more of a party length.  For our color scheme, we wanted to keep it simple and muted fall.  We started with a swatch of my family tartan for our color pallet inspiration.  With the muted greens and rust colors, we felt like the tartan had the perfect fall feel.  The whole day felt like a dream, and we are thrilled with the memories–and the photos thanks to Clark + Walker!

Wedding Photography: Clark + Walker Studio / Ceremony: First Congregational Church, Manchester, Vermont / Reception Venue: The Equinox, Manchester, Vermont / Wedding Designer + Coordinator: Lauren Hartwick at The Equinox / Floral Design: Julane Irvin-Ware at Flowers Flowers / Catering + Cake: The Equinox / Invitations: Paper Dolls in Saratoga Springs, New York / Wedding Dress: Reem Acra / Reception Dress: Mother’s 1976 wedding dress (altered) / Earrings: L’Elite Boston / Hairpiece from Etsy / Veil: Vows Boston / Fur stole: Lily Bridal in Saratoga Springs/ Other Accessories: Various family jewelry + great grandmother’s handkerchief from her wedding day / Groomsmen’s Bow Ties + Cummerbunds: Custom made (family tartan) by Lochcarron of Scotland / Robes: Plum Pretty Sugar / Mother’s Robe: Oscar de la Renta / Shoes: Stuart Weitzman / Hair + Makeup: American Hairlines + Marieanne Souza at Flawless Cosmetic Design  / Bridesmaid Dresses: J.Crew / Entertainment: The Accents

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Vermont Wedding from AbiElaine Photography

The bride’s radiant smile is ear to ear, and that’s exactly how I feel about this wedding at Pond Pavilion at Equinox Resort & Spa. I get choked up when the father of the bride sees his daughter for the first time; I am obsessed with the furry four-legged ceremony participant, and I love, love, LOVE the tablescape combinations! Who’d ever think that rocks in water could be so romantic? Many thanks to AbiElaine Photography for capturing this wedding’s magic right here in the full gallery of photos.

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From AbiElaine PhotographyJamie was radiant as she got ready that morning for her wedding. She cracked jokes, filling the room with laughter, toasted to a new chapter in her life and did everything in her power not to mess up her makeup when her dad first saw her. I’ll admit, even I got misty-eyed watching the obvious exchange of love and admiration between Jamie and her father. As we drove to the ceremony location at the Pond Pavilion, I didn’t quite know what to expect, but when we arrived, I literally was speechless. It was stunning. The sun had begun to set above the mountains in the distance, making the pond and everything around it glow. No really, it was glowing. And as the birds sang and butterflies graced the grassy pathway, Jamie’s father escorted her down to meet her handsome groom, Justin.

Everything flowed so smoothly — no one could have asked for a better day. Jamie and Justin were a joy to work with, and I instantly fell in love with their families and of course, their Boxer, Tanner. The simple but elegant decorations were to die for. Cute little chalk nameplates, gorgeous floral arrangements, tons of candles and little twinkling lights made it a night to remember. Not to mention the superhero captain from the Equinox, Don Calder, who volunteered to boat the newlyweds out on the pond. All in all I had an amazing time photographing Jamie and Justin’s wedding. In fact, they may have even inspired me to have my own wedding at the Pond Pavilion someday…

Wedding Photography: AbiElaine Photography / Wedding Venue: Pond Pavilion at the Equinox Resort & Spa in Manchester, Vermont / Venue Contact: Lauren Hartwyk, Events Manager (hartwyk@equinoxresort.com) / Floral Design: Cara Boshart of Flowers by Cara / Catering: Equinox Resort & Spa / Wedding Dress: Jenny Yoo “Margaux” via Flair Boston / Hair + Makeup: The Green Door Day Spa

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Wedding Colors Set The Tone For This Summer Wedding

After setting the date, finding the church, finding a reception venue, dreaming about your gown … the next thought on your mind might be your wedding colors or color ‘palette’ as it’s lovingly referred to these days!  Tara Pollio of tara pollio floral-event design sent us this beautiful wedding with a color palette of orange, chartreuse and pewter. Tara said, “The contrast of the bright orange and cool pewter were so unique and set the tone for a glamorous and fun wedding!”

Tara Pollio Floral Events

tara pollio floral-event design specializes in signature destination weddings and events.  She says, “Every design starts with a clean slate and is built around each client. If you can dream it, we can implement it. From your custom linens, event rentals and lighting professionals, we work only with the best. All of our flowers are brought in from around the globe, using specialty growers when possible. Our product is cut specifically for us and shipped overnight to ensure quality and freshness”

Floral Design from Tara Pollio

Devon and David’s August wedding was held at the Hildene Estate in Manchester, Vermont. The colors they chose effuse such a fun, warm, sophisticated sophisticated tone to the affair. Photography provided by Tara Pollio and Barrie Fisher.

Bridesmaids Dresses Orange Sherbert Tara Pollio

Wedding Colors Orange Green Hint of Yellow

I’m not sure what the best color palette “generator” programs are out there … but I do know that they exist. If anyone would like to leave a comment telling us what you’ve used that others might benefit from, please do!

Thank you, Tara for sending us Devon and David’s wedding. We LOVE the chic white couches paired with the perfect touches of natural Vermont charm!