Tyler and Annie got married at the stunning and historic Sunnyside Farm in Hamilton, Virginia. The weather was perfect for an early October wedding. Thankfully we were blessed with a beautiful overcast day and not a single drop of rain!! It was an emotional and fun day all around. I loved how thoughtful Annie’s details were to her. She incorporated many family heirlooms and things her mother had given her, which made it extra special.

Austin and Sami’s central Virginia barn wedding was emotional (and fun!) from start to finish. Their family and bridal party welcomed me like I was one of their own from the very beginning.

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Matt and Lindsey’s Virginia Farm wedding was absolutely perfect and as beautiful as their love story. There was not a single cloud in the sky all day and while it was a bit windy for late March we couldn’t have asked more more perfect weather. Matt and Lindsey’s first date was at a family game night and was basically a blind date. When Lindsey’s matron of honor/sister-in-law texted her the next day to see if she liked Matt, Lindsey and Matt were already hanging out (so I guess that was a yes)!

Emma and Troy’s mountain top wedding day was absolutely perfect. Set in the mountains of Vermont on Emma’s family’s Christmas tree farm, the setting could not have been more beautiful. Every detail was meticulously planned, everything was executed without a hitch, and most importantly, Emma and Troy are MARRIED after 9 years (!!) of dating.