Getting married in a field, meadow or on the side of a mountain sounds very romantic, but is realistic?
Is the site accessible? What about your elderly guests, kids or people with mobility issues? What about guests with allergies? And what about the weather? If it’s rainy or stormy, where will you take cover? Will the site be bug infested? (Watch for ticks!) Is it feasible to lug all your wedding day essentials to the site?
But the photos sure are dreamy.
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Rebekah is a wedding and event designer and vintage obsessive. She owns the company A & B Creative, read her blog.
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One of my relatives got married on a mountain top. Needless to say, the wedding party was not large. I believe the bride packed her wedding dress and changed on the mountain. Other than the exchange of vows and wedding photos, it seems that the whole thing was more like a regular hike and packed in hiking picnic. (This happened in Washington while I was living in Alabama so I did not attend.)
Absolutely stunning images here, love the colours and lighting. You captured the day so well, gorgeous!