All-inclusive Weddings
Jordan and Jason were married at the end of March with perfect weather. The bride was led down the aisle by a bagpiper in a dress with pockets! The live flowers for their wedding were gorgeous! Jordan couldn’t have looked happier or more beautiful. This fabulous wedding and bridal portraits were photographed by Taylor Cline.
This weekday afternoon October wedding was beautiful with loads of special touches! Nothing says October more than S’mores and corn hole by the fire. We incorporated a vintage wine country theme throughout. The arbor had gorgeous asparagus fern garlands with fall colors. The tables were covered with gold and lace tablecloths and topped with wood wine barrels with flowers. Our barrels were on either side of the arbor and were later moved to the reception to hold the vintage typewriter and photos. The 1812 Hitching Post provided most of the rustic and vintage decor including the mismatched china and suitcases. Kristi Marie Photography provided these gorgeous photos.
Ocean blue, spa blue, oasis and turquoise are the perfect colors for a beach themed wedding. This lovely wedding, photographed by Taylor Cline Photography, had a 5 p.m. ceremony with 70 guests.
Rev. Waldron performed the ceremony in which the couple “planted” a Christmas cactus. Guests signed leaves for their guestbook tree.
The cake and yummy cupcakes had chocolate candy accents. The table centerpieces included stained glass accents and blue glass mason jars. Outdoor yard games, a candy bar, and a great selection of music added to the fun of TeAnna and Jacob’s beautiful summer wedding!
TeAnna wrote: Thank you again for coordinating such a beautiful wedding for Jake and I. We truly enjoyed our wedding day, it was so beautiful and everything went smoothly.
This wedding was so much FUN! Brenna’s dress matched her personality; lovely with a lot of color!
The 4:30 ceremony with 110 people, officiated by Ashley Campbell, was on the side lawn under the giant oaks. The arbor was decorated in turquoise, peach, and white with peach and white flowers along the aisle in hanging mason jars.
Their adorable cake was provided by the 1812 Hitching Post and featured a tree design with white and turquoise sugar flowers and ribbon. The cake flavors were coconut with raspberry filling and dark chocolate with chocolate almond filling.
The party favors of Palo Santo wood, used for the send off, were part of the centerpieces.
These fabulous photos were taken by Sally Gupton Photography.
Jen and William chose a traditional elopement with extra photography time. Jen’s adorable son walked her down the aisle and her daughter was maid of honor.
Jen chose an undecorated arbor with a background of greenery for her ceremony. Her energy was amazing and added to the magic of the wedding. Her best friend said, “let me find you a 4-leaf clover.” She looked down for about 10 seconds and picked one to hand to Jen.
I loved taking photos of this fun family!
When looking for a place to get married themselves, the Waldrons discovered how difficult it was to plan an intimate, stylish, and romantic wedding that is unique and creative. They created The 1812 Hitching Post so the couples of today could still have the elegance and comfort of a wedding in a homey setting from the past.