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Rustic Vermont Wedding: Wildflowers & Family Love

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This rustic hometown wedding was feature on my Kate Parker Wedding by Petals Floral Design!  We loved this rustic Vermont wedding and thought it was a perfect post for rustic Monday on myKPW.  Here are a few photos and a little insight from Petals Floral Design about this rustic Vermont wedding.  For more rustic weddings, visit my Kate Parker Wedding.

“Colleen and Vince met in elementary school in Pomfret, Vermont. Vince fell in love instantly. He was in fourth grade. They grew up in a small tight Vermont community which included skiing as kids at the local mountain Suicide Six. Colleen and her five siblings were a fixture at the mountain.”

I love this idea!  Many times at weddings one guest at the table, ie the oldest, the farthest traveled, etc. takes the centerpiece home … but this way every guest gets a little piece!

“Fate, faith and love brought them together years later. They dated for several years and decided to marry. Colleen and Vince had many connections to help with their wedding, in this close knit community. Her sister Amy and her partner Kevin have an organic farm in Woodstock and planted flowers for the wedding. Colleen’s friend Michelle from Petals offered to arrange the flowers at her workshop with Colleen’s sister and daughters to help.”

I love this wildflower arrangement.  Simple, rustic, and colorful.  A great rustic floral arrangement that brightens up the table.

“Colleen’s beautiful daughters were her bridesmaids and walked her down the aisle. Surrounded by family and friends Vince and Colleen got married in a beautiful small white church in East Barnard Vermont. It was a perfect summer day.”

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