Can ya beat a country weddin'? I'm not sure ya can. Granted, I'm a little biased, living amongst the mountains and ranch land of western Montana. Country details in weddings have always been a favorite though. Burlap-wrapped vases and lanterns, mason jars for lemonade, hay bales for sitting, red barns for receptions, sweeping vistas for ceremonies, wildflowers for bouquets, entrances on horseback, singing birds, cowboy boot-clad bridesmaids....the list goes on and on! There's something cozy about a country wedding, and it works well as a theme for a Do It Yourself wedding too. Lots of work, but fun in terms of doable crafts.
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| Lovely country photography |
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| I love the sepia tones of these pictures |
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| Field wedding ceremonies: beautiful (hope it doesn't rain!) |
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| Lots of folks using straw bales lately |
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| Barn receptions are some of my absolute favorites |
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| Oh the uses of mason jars! I love these lanterns |
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| Burlap accents! Can't go wrong. I love using indoor furniture outside too. |
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| What lovely spring-y colors here! |
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| And who wouldn't want to get married with this view?! Gotta love my Bitterroot Valley, MT! |
A field wedding ceremony and a barn reception with tons of twinkling lights can be so totally swoonworthy! have a beautiful day, darling.
ReplyDeleteOh I adore all of these wonderful images. So rustically beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHave a very happy fourth of July!