Colin and Aimee’s wedding was “Anthropologie” inspired and a perfect fit for the incredible Condors Nest Ranch. Colin and his family built the wood structure that framed the ceremony our of weathered wood and old glass windows. It made for a perfect backdrop!
Old shutters, books, fresh and canned peaches and an assortment of beautiful glass filled vases with wildflowers lined the long tables. Aimee was the poster child for the ultimate DIY bride. She made table runners, collected all of the shutters, and books. Each guest was able to take home a jar of Aimee’s homemade peach jam.Each place setting had a variety of old silverware, and different china. It gave such an eclectic, and homey feel to the tables. Guests enjoyed shirley temples out of mason jars, and were served a delicious BBQ dinner.
The venue is filled with unique and beautiful locations such as an old green house, big red barn, stables to feed horses, a large single story ranch house, and fields upon fields of rolling hills. During cocktail hour, guest were able to go pet the goats, pigs and horses you find on the property, take fun photos near the barn, and sign a huge old piece of wood that Aimee will add fun knobs and turn into a coat rack for their new home.
Also, the team of vendors was amazing!!
Vendors:
Designer & Coordinator: Carter & Cook Event Co. Photographer: Colleen Sherman Photography Florist: The Floral Lab www.theflorallab.com Paper Stylists: Posh Paperie Venue: Condors Nest Ranch Videographer: Weddings by FortyOneTwenty This video is no longer available to view. Please visit FortyOneTwenty on their website or blog.
