Woodland-Inspired Oregon Tree Farm Wedding: Anna + Gregory
Woodland-Inspired Oregon Tree Farm Wedding: Anna + Gregory
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Happy Monday, loves! We hope you had an amazing weekend! We're starting off another great week - the first full week with our BRAND new site + look!! - with a gorgeous celebration, captured beautifully by Benj Haisch at Magness Memorial Tree Farm in Sherwood, Oregon. Anna + Gregory teamed up with Anna's amazingly talented twin sister, Vanessa of Tribes N Pines, to execute their vision and we just love all the ways she helped them personalize the setting. Below, the newlyweds tell us more about why they chose the idyllic, woodland farm setting at Magness and be sure not to miss the absolutely adorable moment a bit further down when Gregory sings a song he wrote for Anna!
We first met in these woods. He proposed to me in these woods. We were to be married in these woods. Everything about our wedding location meant so much to us. We wanted to share this special place with our friends and family.
Truly a surreal place to capture amazing wedding portraits!
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Recessional: Electric Love - BØRNS
Such sweet moments during A + G's vows!
And we absolutely adore Anna + Gregory's super fun sparkler wedding exit! The cutest!
See even more of this beautiful day in the film below by Micah Hamilton:
photography: Benj Haisch // venue: Magness Memorial Tree Farm in Sherwood, Oregon // event designer, florist, paper goods + event planner: My twin sister Vanessa Schmidt of Tribes N Pines // wedding dress: Bleeker Dress by Sarah Seven // hair piece: Myra Callan of Twigs & Honey // shoes: Will Leather Goods // bridesmaid dresses: Free People + Forever 21 // groom's suit: Apolis // videography: Micah Hamilton // officiant: Joel Parker // cake: California Cheesecakes In A Cup
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