Sunflowers, video games, and ribbon wands at this Kentucky mansion wedding
A little rain, a lot of love! Deja and William included a bit of everything they love into their Kentucky wedding day at Wiedemann Hill Mansion including video games, sunflowers, ribbon wands, and tons of meaningful moments.
Don’t miss the gorgeous photos in front of the Eastern Redbud trees native to Kentucky, where the wedding took place…
If you love color, THIS wedding is going to blow your mind
Jay and Kacy got married on their shared birthday, July 28th with their dog Marbie and nine-month-old son, Milo, as the guests of honor. They decorated with bright, colorful paperie that they had collected for the entire length of their relationship.
Fall in love with the purple hair, blue dress, and dancing puppies at this Kentucky wedding
Laura and Adam got ready together before their Kentucky wedding surrounded by their loved ones. Then it was all about the big, rad dance party all night long. My favorite part is their pup dancing around the ceremony the whole time! They also had activities for the kids and a high-five confetti kiss. D’aww.
Don’t miss the greenery bouquet, killer glasses, undercut purple hair, a gorgeous deep blue dress, and epic sweets table.
A stunningly moody Kentucky art gallery wedding with glowing details
Gretchen and Landen found an art gallery as their venue so their decor was already mostly set and amazing. They really wanted to showcase the venue with it’s displayed art pieces and graffiti. All it needed were some simple white tablecloths with candles, acrylic table numbers (that Gretchen and her father made), and uncomplicated greenery as centerpieces.
It was a glowing, moody, and seriously gorgeous wedding that you won’t want to miss…
Be swept away by this woodland backyard Kentucky wedding
Jordynn and Cole’s wedding day was nestled in the beautiful hills of Kentucky, in a backyard which belongs to the bride’s family. Vintage windows framed a cleared out portion of the woods, while chairs and church pews lined the rows leading up to a handmade cross altar. Family photos could be seen nailed to the trunks of trees, wildflowers were strategically hidden throughout the area, and the aisle consisted of rugs varying in size, shape, and color. It was truly a magical setting.
Let’s peek at this woodland backyard Kentucky wedding…
An intimate Derby Day wedding (with handmade rings!)
Jennifer and Robert wanted a small ceremony at a favorite spot followed by a small fete with family. It was personal, intimate, and perfectly charming. Plus, we’ve got the story on how they chose their venue and how they MADE their rings! Here’s what Jennifer told us…