A farm wedding

Remember when I told you one of my bestest friends was getting married recently? Well, I thought I’d share some photos I took with Ole (Somewhat) Faithful from that busy, magical, and love-filled weekend. I tried to capture a lot of the little moments that went on behind the scenes as McKenzie, Jamie, their families, and friends prepared for the wedding on the farm. It was amazing watching it all come together (seriously, how are weddings possible?), and it couldn’t have resulted in a more perfect day for the couple. The official photographer’s photos aren’t yet public* (and I can’t wait until they are!), but a teaser photo or two show me they’re going to be stellar. I, on the other hand, will keep my photography skills at the hobby level. As long as I’m shooting with film, anyway. Once again, I managed to expose an entire roll. Whoops.

For now, enjoy this glimpse of life on the farm.

*UPDATE! The ridiculously talented official wedding photographer, Lydia Jane, has updated her blog to include some truly gorgeous shots of the wedding. To see a true photographer’s touch capturing the beauty of that day, head over here.

Comments

  1. laureneverafter.com/ says:

    I love it! I love the vintage look of her dress, and the wedding on the farm. And was that an alpaca wearing a tie-looking thing or a llama? Because that was great. 😀 I love that they made the wedding their own. I just can’t even explain it. Congratulations to them!

  2. These are so great! I just responded to your comment and said, “Film, man…it’s complicated”, but you seem to have it more figured out than I do, haha…It looks like it was a beautiful wedding! I love the bride’s head wreath.

  3. These are so lovely! You captured some great moments. I really dig the bride’s dress and the dreamcatchers in the trees. And obviously, that llama or whatever he is is just about the most charming thing I’ve ever soon.

  4. What a beautiful wedding! Love that it was on a farm. And the bride looks amazing – her headband is so awesome.

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