Storybook Wedding at Rudyard Kipling’s Summer Home

by Car in , — Updated March 20, 2020 — Reading Time: 4 minutes

Fasten your seatbelts ladies! We’re about to take you to a vintage themed beach wedding that will definitely take your breath away! Today, you’re going to see Joe and Sarah’s wedding held at the wonderful Scott Farm right next door to Naulakha. This farm is actually an apple orchard that grows over 120 heirloom and unusual apple varieties as well as different kind of berries. These trees made Joe and Sarah’s wedding seem straight out of a book with the apple blossoms in full bloom. Fortunately, unlike many of the books that made Kipling famous, Joe and Sarah’s story seems to be moving towards a carefree and happy ending. The first thing I noticed were the wedding colors! Just take a look at the bride’s lush bouquet, the dainty cake, and her chic white dress- I’m officially blown away! I couldn’t help but notice the beautiful outdoor reception and the mix of lush vibrant florals and the vintage elements that make their wedding gorgeously well-designed. Ahhh, so dreamy! Okay, I’m going to stop right now and let Amy Bennett Photography’s snaps do the rest of the talking! Enjoy!

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Take this Advice

Be in the moment and ENJOY every step of the way! ~Amy Bennett/Photographer

Money Matters

$5,000 – $10,000

Vendors

Photographer: Amy Bennett Photography
Dress Designer: Watters
Dress Designer: Morilee
Bakery: Jasmine’s Bakery
DJ: Peak Entertainment
Floral Designer: Bondville Bloomist
Reception Venue: The Scott Farm

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