Well folks, we have finally begun officially booking the vendors for our wedding. So two items off the checklist, and two checks cut.
On the plus side, we're extremely excited about both vendors. Our photographer is Barry Westerman (you can check out his site to see some of his work), and our caterer is Les Naiman of Naiman's catering (no website available, sorry).
As part of our trip to Kentucky, we also selected two potential spots on the farm for the actual ceremony. Both are very beautiful (of course), and both are just a short walking distance from the reception site.
Site one (Rachel's A+ favorite):
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This site is a narrow bridge with a seasonal creek underneath it. It's framed by all the trees in their fall colors of gold, red and yellow.
Site two (no picture available) is a natural cathedral. At least, that's how I'm billing it. Framed by two trees (almost a natural chuppah), the ground slopes up gently around the spot, forming a natural bowl. Trees surround the opening, creating the perfect spot to view the ceremony.
On the plus side, we're extremely excited about both vendors. Our photographer is Barry Westerman (you can check out his site to see some of his work), and our caterer is Les Naiman of Naiman's catering (no website available, sorry).
As part of our trip to Kentucky, we also selected two potential spots on the farm for the actual ceremony. Both are very beautiful (of course), and both are just a short walking distance from the reception site.
Site one (Rachel's A+ favorite):
View image
This site is a narrow bridge with a seasonal creek underneath it. It's framed by all the trees in their fall colors of gold, red and yellow.
Site two (no picture available) is a natural cathedral. At least, that's how I'm billing it. Framed by two trees (almost a natural chuppah), the ground slopes up gently around the spot, forming a natural bowl. Trees surround the opening, creating the perfect spot to view the ceremony.
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