Blush and White Rustic Farm Wedding

Rustic barn wedding at Wyndridge Farm

Escaping the concert jungle of Washington DC, John and Brittany opted for a beautiful wedding out in the country at the picturesque Wyndridge Farm in Pennsylvania. With an outdoor ceremony and a giant indoor barn reception, their day featured rustic decor, fresh florals, and a simple color palette of blush and white.

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Maggie Sottero wedding dress

White and blush bridal bouquet Lace Jimmy Choo heels

Bridesmaid getting ready robes

A gorgeous hideaway for intimate weddings

From Mason Photography: Being primarily in DC but traveling often, Wyndridge Farm is always one of those venues that feels like home. Every wedding there is magical and it's a wonderful break from the concrete jungle that is Washington DC. They have their own brewery which serves incredible food and beverages and it's a gorgeous hideaway for intimate and intentional weddings.

Ivory and blush wedding bouquet

Blush bridesmaid dresses with babys breath bouquets Groomsmen in grey

Rustic outdoor ceremony at Wyndridge Farm wedding in DC

Outdoor ceremony at Wyndridge Farm wedding in DC Rustic outdoor ceremony

Capturing those heartfelt moments

Throughout John & Brittany's day, there were multiple special moments that stood out to me. Brittany's relationship with her parents is very close so when Brittany's mother helped put on Brittany's shoes, we all knew that may be the last time that ever happens. Also, when Brittany's father saw her in her wedding gown for the first time, he kissed her and cried and held her in such a way that everyone in the room couldn't hold the tears back.

Wyndridge Farm wedding in DC

Sunset kiss for the newlyweds

Mirror seating chart

Bridal advice is always nice

From the bride: If I had any advice for future brides and grooms, it would be to, "Let go and let be" throughout your planning process. I've had girlfriends get so stressed and caught up in the details leading up to the wedding, that they missed out on the enjoyment of being engaged. It may sound cliche, but it's truly a once-in-a-lifetime,, irreplaceable, memorable & happy time in your life. I can honestly look back and say that forgoing smaller, handmade details here and there (that - at the time - may seem like they mean a world of difference) were WELL worth the compromise of excluding. Don't rush it and be sure to enjoy it; take the time to enjoy the planning, enjoy your fiance and the general process of becoming a team and uniting as husband and wife.

Huge barn reception Lacey place setting

Giant barn reception space Reception florals and candle decor

Vintage rustic sweetheart table

Wood cake topper

Budget Breakdown

Although we did overspend a decent amount, we attribute this to our choice to go with a live music band, versus a DJ in our original budget. Had we stayed with a DJ, we would have nearly hit our originally intended budget.

Planned Budget: $20,000

Actual Budget: $30,000

Number of Guests: 174

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