All-inclusive Weddings
I’m continuing to add photos from some of my favorite weddings from the past couple years and here is another one of my favorites!
Photography for Shelby and Tyler’s wedding was provided by Taylor Cline Photography. Their wedding was so much fun! Shelby had some unique touches for her wedding including popcorn filled centerpieces to bring out the fall golden tones. We covered the arbor with fall leaves in all the tones of Autumn. Bridal flowers were provided by Willow Branch.
When Jennifer told me she wanted to be married as early as possible on the first of October so she could have lights on her arbor, we set the ceremony time at 7 a.m. This was the earliest wedding we’d ever hosted at the 1812 Hitching Post and it was beautiful! Jennifer and Kevin came by the evening before to decorate the arbor. The morning of the wedding, we tuned on the LED lights and lit the candles on the walkway. A fog made the outdoor photos unique. Jennifer’s adorable daughter had a light up crown with daisies. The bride was walked down the aisle by her father.
The Kramer’s sweet strawberry flavored cake was topped with daisies and was surrounded by wedding photos of the parents and grandparents of the couple. The couple shared a first dance to Zac Brown’s “Free.” After the ceremony, they all went to the Charlotte Renaissance festival.
Venue shots from recent October weddings including some of our new signs, assorted desserts, and six gorgeous cakes!
When a couple loves Halloween and chooses to have their wedding around that time, decorations can be interesting. Check out the snow globes and pumpkins used for centerpieces!
Ryan and Alex chose a simple look for the ceremony with fall leaves and babies breath on the arbor. The ceremony was on the back Carriage House lawn. The bride’s dress had a 1920’s look with gorgeous details. The guest book had two skeletons in a car as it’s attendant and guests were given sunglasses so they wouldn’t be blinded by the couple’s love. :-)
Dinner included chicken Marsala and bacon wrapped pork tenderloin. The cake was almond and chocolate and was decorated with burlap and lace. Guests enjoyed drinks and roasting marshmallows by the fire.
Formal photography was provided by Milt Hawes Photography. Some photos on this page were by Wendy Waldron.
Some weddings are truly memorable because the couple is so unique. From their announcement to the Cantina theme from Star Wars to the unique cake design the bride created, Andi and Ben’s wedding was non-traditional and fun! It was also beautiful. Photos, below, were by Jordan Austin and Wendy Waldron.
