Once upon a time was the theme for this gorgeous styled shoot, held at Bakers Ranch in Parrish, Florida. Photographed by Carrie Wildes of Carrie Wildes Photography, the magic of this shoot starts with the natural light offered by dusk, providing the perfect backdrop for the venue’s three outdoor spaces, which were covered in ferns, twinkle lights, chandeliers, and greenery.
As far as barn weddings go, it’s hard to imagine one looking more incredible than this one.
A wedding without flowers? Let bride and groom Rachel and Dillon show you how it’s done.
Think a barn wedding has to be all about mason jars and hay bales? This styled shoot, with its clean and modern aesthetic and bright pops of color, will have you thinking twice. Held at the Pleasant Union Farm in Canton, Georgia and captured by Mejia-Jones Photography, the gorgeous shoot featured a super talented team of vendors who put their heart and soul into their work (and it shows). Special touches included florals from a local grower, adding to the homegrown feel. And the models? They’re Keanna and Dalton, a real-life couple that is as cute as can be.
Barns don’t just make amazing wedding venues (though they are really, *really* amazing wedding venues) — but they often have a pretty neat history of their own. That’s why we’ve rounded up this list of historic barn wedding venues from across the United States for you to explore. Just to warn you, though: You’re going to be falling in love pretty hard.
Meet Niki and Mike Serafyn. Adorable, right?
