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Minimalist Rustic North Carolina VRBO Wedding at Sugar Mountain House

April 8, 2019 | Junebug Weddings

Minimal details, a cozy ceremony in a barn, and the prettiest spring color palette…yes, you could say we’re totally obsessed with Chloe and Gabe’s rustic-chic North Carolina VRBO wedding! The couple rented Sugar Mountain House for their day and poured their love and attention into making it all about community and togetherness. Even with a last-minute ceremony change from the beautiful outdoors to the coziest barn, this wedding felt as natural and as effortless and as joyful as possible! Michelle Lyerly Photography was there every step of the way to capture not only the big moments but the in-between magic that made this day truly one-of-a-kind.

The Couple:

Chloe and Gabe

The Wedding:

Sugar Mountain House, Banner Elk, North Carolina

The ceremony was otherworldly! It was so intimate and tender. We had expected to get married outside, but the weather had other plans. So we got married in a tiny little barn, which ended up being so much better than we could have planned. Everyone we loved was so close and snuggled up on wooden benches and I could see everyone so clearly. It was such an emotional supernatural 20 minutes. It was perfect!

The pastor who married us counseled us for 8 months before our wedding day. He knew us. And because of that, he was able to make our ceremony authentic to us. He knows our hearts and our dreams and our passions. There was so much laughing but there were so many tears. I think something that makes a ceremony personalized is when the bride and groom know everyone there. We made the decision early on that there wouldn’t be any plus ones, and it was definitely the right decision. I wanted to be at the altar looking into everyone’s eyes knowing they knew either me or Gabe on a deep level.

Our photographer was a dream to work with! Michelle became a friend during our engagement, so we felt so at ease with her throughout the day. She was so calm yet on top of it. I knew that every moment was going to get captured. I was able to just be. She captured the most ridiculous moments, which is perfect because we are ridiculous. And then she captured these incredibly emotional and deep moments. She captured us.

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Michelle Lyerly Photography
Venue – Sugar Mountain House
Floral Design – Sydney Farris
Catering – Josh Anding
Cake – Lowes Foods Bakery
Officiant – Darrell Roberts
Stationery – Minted
Wedding Dress – Hayley Paige via LUXEredux Bridal
Bridesmaids’ Apparel – Show Me Your Mumu
Groom and Groomsmen’s Apparel – Express
Rentals – Boone Rent-All

 

Congratulations to Chloe and Gabe, and an extra special thanks to Junebug member Michelle Lyerly Photography for sharing this lovely VRBO wedding! Love this minimalist rustic vibe? This elegant rustic Smoky Hollow Studios wedding proves the beauty is in the details!

 

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This Kansas Wedding at Home is Chock Full of Emotional Moments and Neutral Hues for Your Pinterest Board

April 7, 2019 | Junebug Weddings

It’s hard to say what we loved most about Madison and Dylan’s Kansas wedding because, honestly, this special day was a total knockout! The couple’s outdoor ceremony was bursting with joy and heartfelt worship, and the natural setting at the bride’s parent’s home made it all the more beautiful. To complement the earthy feel of the space, the couple chose neutral hues — inspired by the bridesmaids’ mismatched dresses — and added deep red accents for a truly elegant and romantic look. For a slight bohemian feel, they also included antlers, wood table accents, and mismatched candle holders and vases. No detail was left unattended, and Monique Serra Photography did a fabulous job capturing every bit of this beautiful wedding!

The Couple:

Madison and Dylan

The Wedding:

Private Residence, Hays, Kansas

I had been dreaming about my wedding day since I was a little girl, so it was exciting to be able to watch my vision come to life during planning. But the most important aspect for our wedding day to reflect was the love of God. My husband and I had an extremely hard breakup about two years before our wedding day, and I learned so much about what God’s faithfulness and love looked like, and I wanted to put that on display.

For our wedding vibe, I wanted everything to look and feel earthy but glam and eclectic all at the same time. One aspect that I really believe set the tone for my overall look was my mismatched bridesmaids’ gowns. I actually chose my bridesmaids’ gowns before I decided on colors or before I picked out my wedding dress. Their gowns gave me all my inspiration! I love deep reds and greenery, as well, and I wanted to tie that in.

The whole day was so memorable because I felt God’s presence everywhere and I felt so much peace and joy. But when I get asked about the most memorable part of my day, two images come to my mind. The first being the image of me waiting to walk down the aisle. The plan was for my dad and me to drive up to the ceremony in his vintage Ford pickup. Before we started driving though, my dad asked how I was feeling. Right at that moment, I felt God’s presence in the most tangible way, and I started to cry because I knew that my earthly father and Heavenly Father would walk me down the aisle to leave my old self and become one with my new husband.

The second most memorable moment was when I met my husband at the aisle and our live band began playing the worship song, “Good, Good Father.” We had asked our guests to sing praises to our Father and I remember the power of proclaiming that song while staring at my husband was the most amazing moment I’ve ever felt in my life. I was staring at the man of my dreams and I was in the midst of a marriage I never thought would happen, but His faithfulness prevailed. I was marrying a man who loves Jesus and who always puts my needs before his. A man who is one of the most selfless persons I know and, while I stared at him, I felt completely and utterly unworthy for all the blessings that had been poured over me.

The best planning advice I would give to someone is to focus on where the treasure is in your day. What does your heart most look forward to? Is it to marry the one you love? Or is it on all the tiny details? I loved picking out my colors and all the beautiful decor and getting to dress up in a beautiful white gown, but I learned that walking down the aisle and saying “yes” to all the promises of marriage was more important than stressing over everything else! Have a vision for your day, enjoy planning that vision, but don’t get caught up in things that don’t matter. Time flies the day of your wedding so try to live in the moment as much as possible!

Our photographer was and is one of my favorite human beings to this day! We first met on our engagement shoot and I felt like she went above and beyond to make us happy. Monique is so laid back but she knows what she’s doing and is extremely personable. She made my entire experience so fun and I consider her one of my friends! The day of it felt like she was a friend I had known forever and it’s really special to be able to work with someone that genuinely cares about every detail.

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Monique Serra Photography
Event Planning – Supply Event Rentals & Design
Floral Design – Regeena’s Flowers & Events
Cake – Bakeology by Haley Robbin
DJ – Complete Weddings & Films
Videography – UMC Films
Stationery – Tumbleweed Press
Hair and Makeup Artist – Salon MUAH
Wedding Dress – LeAnn’s Bridal
Bridesmaids’ Apparel – ASOS, Free People, and Reformation
Groom and Groomsmen’s Apparel – ASOS
Photo Booth – Snap It Upp Bus

 

Congratulations to Madison and Dyland, and a big thanks to Monique Serra Photography for sharing this exceptionally beautiful Kansas wedding with Junebug! Love neutral wedding color palettes? These neutral bridesmaids dresses are subtle showstoppers!

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Positively Sweet Pastel German Wedding at The Waldvogel Hotel

April 6, 2019 | Junebug Weddings

There’s nothing sweeter than the love and attention that goes into a DIY wedding, like Corina and Daniel’s wedding at The Waldvogel Hotel! The couple, along with their family and friends, handmade so many elements of their day, relying on simple greenery arrangements and pretty signage to add a subtle elegance that was just right for both the church and the hotel venues. The bride was a vision in a two-piece Kala Noel lace ensemble, and the bridesmaids’ soft floral-print dresses from Chi Chi London complemented the overall vibe perfectly. But, aside from the pretty details, the love and passion that Kaley from Kansas captured between Corina and Daniel were really what set this wedding apart. From the first touch to the first dance, every moment was pure romance.

The Couple:

Corina and Daniel

The Wedding:

The Waldvogel Hotel, Leipheim, Bavaria, Germany

For us it was so important to be able to make everyone feel comfortable especially during the ceremony where so many people had never really been to a Christian ceremony, and to our surprise, lots of people really loved that part of the day. 

Worshiping with friends and family was so special. Our ceremony was held in both English and German, and our friends lead the worship. There were so many special things during the ceremony; it definitely was a perfect start to our marriage.

Processional – “Moon & Darkness” by Benjamin Torrens (written especially for us)
Recessional – “Paradise” by George Ezra
First Dance – “Can’t Help Falling in Love with You” by Elvis Presley

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Kaley from Kansas
Ceremony Venue – St. Veit Kirche
Reception Venue – The Waldvogel Hotel
Videography – Noah Sam Benjamin
Stationery – Victoria Senges
Hair and Makeup Artist – Sandra Bromm
Wedding Dress – Kala Noel
Bridal Accessories – GLDN and Britten Weddings
Bridesmaids’ Apparel – Chi Chi London
Groom’s Apparel – Joop
Groomsmen’s Apparel – H&M
Groomsmen’s Key Necklaces – The Giving Keys
Rings – Foe&Dear
Church Banner – Phylecia Sutherland

 

Congratulations to Corina and Daniel, and a special thanks to Kaley from Kansas for sharing this beautiful wedding at The Waldvogel Hotel with Junebug! Need more pastel wedding inspiration in your life? You’ll love this modern pastel Connecticut wedding at Interlaken Inn!

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