Sam + Andre | Redeemed Farm
The Planning
Working with Sam and Andre to plan their wedding at Redeemed Farm was so much fun! The couple decided to go with our Elegance Package and we loved helping mix and match a TON of Rustic Elegance decor into their special day!
The Morning
The wedding day arrived and it was a perfect fall day! The ladies started by getting hair and makeup done by 139 Hair by Heidi, which turned out gorgeous! They also got some adorable getting ready photos by Tippy Jordan Photography. While the girls were getting pampered, the guys gathered in the groom’s room to get ready.
During this time, the RE team of Kellie, Marissa O, and Mikayla got to work decorating the gorgeous venue. The couple rented out lots of RE decor including furniture, light up twigs, coffee tables, end tables, barrels, lanterns, signs, and so much more! The couple also had our awesome team member Kierra write the bar sign on our tall chalkboard and the schedule on our white chalkboard with her amazing calligraphy (which is included in the Elegance Package)! Pristine Floral then came through and spruced up the area with some gorgeous florals! The combination of all of the rentals in the stable and machine shed made for such a romantic setting!
The Ceremony
Before the ceremony began, Sam did a first look with her dad and Andre, and even got some pictures with the venue owner’s horse, Jiles (who is huge)! The couple also exchanged gifts, which was so sweet! The couple honored their aunt and uncle who were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary by having them start off the processional holding a sign! Then the bridal party glided down the aisle, and the RE team closed the large doors to prepare for the bride’s grand entrance. At the cue of “You Are the Reason”, the doors were reopened to reveal Sam and her father escorting her down the aisle. MediaView Creative captured some great video during this and throughout the whole day! The couple chose to do a braided cross as their unity symbol, said their “I do’s”, and sealed it with a kiss in the stunning stable at Redeemed. They also uniquely decided to both change their last name to Jerome as it was a special name on the groom’s side. We loved this!!
The Reception
After the ceremony, the guests headed over to the Machine Shop for cocktail hour. This is where our galvanized tin bar was put to use by A’BriTin, and it fit the vibe perfectly! The guests were able to engage in some covid-safe socializing while awaiting the delicious meal to be served by Donatelli’s for dinner. The guests then made their way to the red barn to be served dinner. The seating chart was put on our wire frame with clothespins. To accommodate the Covid regulations, the tables were spaced out and grouped by family. After a delicious meal, Donatelli’s served gelato for dessert which was enjoyed by everyone!
Guests headed back to the stable for the dance to begin after eating. The couple danced to “She’s Everything” followed by the bride and her father doing a choreographed mashup dance, it was super cute and touching! The dance floor was then opened up to everyone by the amazing Adagio Djay Entertainment, followed by a bonfire and s’mores. A late night snack of donuts (yum!) was eventually brought in, which is very funny when you find out that the bride, groom, and many of the guests all work in law enforcement! At the end of the night, the RE team was in charge of cleanup and removal of decor (also included in the Elegance Package!).
Sam + Andre, we loved being a part of your special day and hope that married life is bringing many fun, love-filled adventures!
Special thank you to Tippy Jordan Photography for the amazing photos used in this post!
Vendors
Venue: Redeemed Farm
Catering: Donatelli’s
Bartending: A’BriTin
Decor: Rustic Elegance
DJ: Adagio Djay Entertainment
Florist: Pristine Floral
Officiant: Kelly (friend)
Photography: Tippy Jordan Photography
Videography: MediaView Creative
Dessert: Donatelli’s
Transportation: Running Aces
Hair & Makeup: 139 Hair by Heidi
Coordination: Rustic Elegance
Creatively written by: Hope Konkol