Emily and Jeremy are living in Alaska right now (hence the obligatory gorgeous Husky), but got married in Vermont because it’s her home state. Hence the state-specific cake topper:
Their ceremony took place at a farm in Ira, Vermont, just outside of West Rutland. The first weekend in October is generally high leaf season across the state, and October 5, 2013 was no different. Cloudy, to be sure, but no less fabulous in sexy, brilliant leafyosity.
Their ceremony was such an exquisite example of how simple a ceremony can be. You get the right location, a tent, some hay bales to sit on, and some talented caterers, and you’ve got yourself an occasion to remember.
For anyone stressing about the cost of getting married, and the fear that they have to have an overwhelming blowout extravaganza to make their Big Day memorable, Emily and Jeremy offered up a perfect example of how basic elements can lead to utter perfection.
We love this! We had such a fabulous time and thought the ceremony was perfect to go along with the perfect day. Thank you again for being a part of our day 🙂
I loved seeing this article on your web site… Thanks for sharing this with everyone.. I am the owner of the land where the wedding took place. Your representation of the days events were awesome.. Thanks
Mark