A Low-Key & Intentional Fall Elopement at An Affair By The Lake

There is something so refreshing about a wedding day that strips away the pressure and focuses entirely on what matters most. Set against the peaceful fall backdrop of An Affair By The Lake, this intimate Vermont elopement was heartfelt, low-key, and deeply intentional from beginning to end. With just the two of them, the beauty of the season, and Vermont officiant, Carmen George Weddings, who thoughtfully handled every detail, their celebration unfolded with an ease that allowed the couple to simply be present with one another and soak in every quiet, meaningful moment.

A Private Fall Elopement With Lakeside Views & Autumn Color

As Catherine and Eric approached one year of being engaged, they began having honest conversations about what kind of wedding day truly felt right for them. With a smaller family and some loved ones unable to travel, they realized that an intimate celebration aligned far more with what they valued than a larger, traditional wedding. Initially, they considered eloping in Tennessee, drawn to the area’s reputation for charming chapels and destination elopements. But after visiting and struggling to find a location that felt like “the one,” it became clear that another plan was waiting for them.

As fall approached, the answer became surprisingly simple. Catherine and Eric share a deep love for autumn, from the crisp air to the changing foliage, something they especially missed while living in Florida. Vermont quickly rose to the top of the list as a place they both adored visiting, especially during the fall season. The couple selected October 1st as their wedding date, perfectly nestled between their birthdays, and began searching for a Vermont elopement location that offered both mountain views and a lakeside setting.

That search eventually led them to charming Vermont wedding venue An Affair By The Lake. Situated outside of Burlington, yet still close to places the couple had grown to love during previous Vermont visits, the venue immediately stood out. After reaching out, Lorraine responded within just a few hours, and from their very first conversation, the couple knew they had found exactly what they were looking for! Even before seeing the property in person, there was a feeling of trust, ease, and excitement surrounding the experience. Throughout the planning process, Lorraine thoughtfully guided every detail of the elopement experience, helping create a day that felt personal, seamless, and entirely centered around the couple. From curated vendor recommendations to inspiration organization and intentional coordination, every element felt carefully considered.

On their wedding day, the couple met beneath the charming gazebo at An Affair By The Lake, beautifully adorned by Carmen George Weddings with romantic florals that perfectly complemented the surrounding fall scenery. It was there, overlooking the lake and vibrant autumn landscape, that they exchanged vows and officially became husband and wife. Carmen was also the couple’s officiant and photographer, and the images of Catherine and Eric simply looking into each other’s eyes serve as such a sweet reminder that weddings do not need to be large or elaborate to be incredibly beautiful. At the heart of it all, weddings are about love, connection, and celebrating the person you cannot imagine life without.

Wishing you a lifetime of happiness, Catherine and Eric!

Vendors

Venue: An Affair By The Lake, Officiant, Photographer & Florist: Carmen George Weddings

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An Intimate Burlington Elopement (With the Sweetest Four-Legged Guest)

Couples travel from near and far to say their vows in Vermont, drawn to its mountain views, peaceful lakes, and charming small towns that make elopements feel both intimate and unforgettable. Whether it’s a snowy winter ceremony, a summer mountain backdrop, or lakeside “I do’s,” Vermont offers endless ways to celebrate love. Add in local food, outdoor adventures, and a relaxed, heartfelt atmosphere, and it’s easy to see why so many couples choose this special place to begin their next chapter, no matter the celebration size! Today we’re sharing a beautiful May elopement that took place in the heart of Burlington, Vermont, and featured the cutest, four-legged wedding guest. Continue reading for all the details and beautiful images from Isora Lithgow Creations.

A Private, Intentional Elopement at Hotel Vermont

There is something undeniably beautiful about a wedding day that feels entirely your own. For Carly and Q, that meant keeping things simple, intentional, and deeply personal in the heart of Burlington, Vermont. The two chose Hotel Vermont as the backdrop for their elopement, a space that effortlessly blends modern comfort with Vermont charm. Instead of separate getting-ready suites, they spent the morning side by side, easing into the day together. No rushing. No big production. Just the quiet excitement of what was to come.

And of course, there was one very important guest in attendance: their pup! Having their dog, Rhubarb, with them made the morning feel even more like home and relaxed. Rhubarb was dressed for the occasion, too, sporting a bridal-inspired harness, flower collar, and a pearl leash that made her feel every bit the guest of honor.

With the guidance of Vermont officiant Carmen George Weddings, Carly and Q exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony. Their photographer, Isora Lithgow of Isora Lithgow Creations, documented the day with an artful, unobtrusive presence, capturing the in-between moments just as beautifully as the big ones.

Waterfront Views & American Flatbread

The couple also had Jack Hoehl of Field and Lake Films alongside their photographer, Isora, ensuring their intimate elopement was beautifully preserved in both photo and film. After “I do,” the newlyweds returned upstairs at Hotel Vermont to pop bubbly and cut into a petite cake from Mirabelle’s Café. (A sweet celebration without excess,  just the two of them soaking it all in!)

From there, the celebration moved outdoors. Carly and Q made their way down to the Burlington waterfront, where Lake Champlain stretched wide and blue behind them. The breeze off the water, the mountains in the distance, Vermont showed off in the best way. Some of our absolute favorite photos from their day happened here. Just wait until you see them below.

Carly and Q then wandered up through Church Street and St. Paul Street, turning downtown Burlington into their post-ceremony playground. There’s something magical about walking through a place you love in wedding attire; familiar streets suddenly feel cinematic. And because no celebration is complete without good food, they stopped at American Flatbread for celebratory bites. Cozy, casual, and meaningful, a favorite spot made even sweeter by the occasion.

Congratulations, Carly and Q, on your absolutely beautiful wedding day!

Vendors

Photographer: Isora Lithgow Creations, Videographer: Field and Lake Films, Ceremony Venue: Hotel Vermont, Officiant: Carmen George, Rings: Perrywinkles, Florals: Clayton Floral, Hair & MUA: Sunnie Palker of Wild Flower Studio, Dress/veil: Jenny Yoo, Shoes: Dolce Vita, Suit: Kenneth Cole, Pizza: American Flatbread, Cake: Mirabelles.

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Best of Vermont Weddings 2025: Florals

One of our favorite times of the year is officially here: the Vermont Weddings Best Of Series! There’s something undeniably special about florals in a Vermont celebration: from wild, meadow-inspired bouquets and locally grown blooms to lush installations that transform barns, mountaintops, and tented fields into something truly magical.

More than just beautiful details, wedding flowers tell a story. They reflect the season, the setting, and the couple’s vision, adding texture, color, and emotion to every moment of the day. This Best Of category celebrates the floral designs that stood out this past wedding season, arrangements that felt thoughtful, intentional, and deeply connected to Vermont’s natural beauty. Whether you’re actively planning or simply dreaming, scroll through for endless floral inspiration, and don’t forget to vote for your favorite Vermont wedding flowers at the end of the post.

What Is the Vermont Weddings Best Of Series?

Each year, the Vermont Weddings Best Of Series celebrates the incredible creativity and talent of Vermont wedding professionals, venues, and the real wedding moments that made this past wedding season unforgettable. It’s part inspiration, part celebration, and part Reader’s Choice awards. Browse the entries below, discover standout weddings and vendors from across Vermont, and cast your vote using the form at the end of this post. Once voting closes, our team will reveal the Reader’s Choice winners and celebrate everything that made the 2025 wedding season oh so special!

A Blushing Bride in Full Bloom

A blushing bride stands at the heart of it all, surrounded by a sea of florals created from her bridesmaids’ bouquets. Lush greenery layered with soft pops of blue, pink, and pastel hues turns this moment into a living floral installation. The perfect bridal shot!

Florals: Kennedy’s Flowers

Photographer: Alexis Olsen Photography

Venue: Private residence

A Table Set for Family & Love

Dani and Luke’s wedding day was a beautiful reflection of family, artistry, and love. Set against a crisp fall backdrop, the celebration felt full of warmth and joy. Muted autumn hues came together across the tablescape, creating a design that felt intentional, seasonal, and effortlessly elegant.

Florals: Narrow Path Wedding and Event Flowers

Venue: The Tillerman

Planner & Design: Willow Hill Design Co.

Photographer: The Light and Color

Rentals: Vermont Tent Company, BBJ La Tavola 

Entertainment: Disco Phantom

Stationery: Paper Phoenix

Bridal: Hinterland Bride

Beauty: Jennifer Perellie Makeup

Desserts: Cronin Cakes

A Bride Who Chose Color

This look celebrates personality in full bloom. From the floral bridal gown to the lively bouquet filled with pinks, peaches, blues, and sunny yellows, every detail feels expressive and unapologetically joyful. The result is a floral moment that feels fresh and unforgettable.

Florals: The Painted Tulip

Venue: Spruce Peak⁠

Planner: NJOY Event⁠ Planning
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Photographer: Sarah Salvas

⁠Dress: Monique Lhuillier Bride

A Weekend Rich in Color & Culture

This weekend celebration balanced artistry with intention. Lauren and Kash’s wedding featured florals that were striking without feeling overdone, stock, marigolds, dahlias, ranunculus, bee balm, and echinacea layered together to create designs that felt bold, rooted in tradition, and full of heart.

Florals: Honey Flora

Photographer: Isora Lithgow Creations

Second shooter: Danielle Allendorf Photography

Planner: Rachel Vitagliano Events

Videographer: Ink and Aperture

Desserts: The Goose Chase Cake Design

Venue: Maquam Barn & Winery

HMUA: Cashmeir Bridal

Bridal: Veilmonté Bridal Showroom

Made for Summer

With bridesmaids dressed in beautiful blue, the bride’s bouquet vision came alive. Vibrant pops of pink, peach, blue, and more added just the right amount of playful contrast for a warm-weather Vermont celebration.

Florals: Heavenscent Floral Art

Photographer: Leighty Ray Photography

Venue: The Farmhouse at Sunset Pond, located at The Essex Resort and Spa

A Modern Harvest in Bloom

Inspired by the warm glow of the autumn sun, sunflowers were reimagined through a sculptural floral ground arch. Layered textures and rich golden tones create a modern take on a timeless bloom, capturing the depth and warmth of the fall season.

Florals + Catering: Boom & Bloom

Venue, Planning + Coordination: Reading Farms Estate

Photographer: Lillian Seibert Photography

Hair: Beauty Artistry by Natalia

Make up: Michaeleen Sicard

Bar: Club Car Mobile Bars
 
Bridal: Vows

Golden Hour Blooms

This bride envisioned a fall elopement ceremony timed perfectly with sunset, and the florals delivered. Warm, glowing hues mirrored the golden hour light, while pumpkins and overflowing blooms transformed the gazebo into an intimate, seasonal backdrop.

Officiant, Photographer + Florals: Carmen George Weddings

Venue: An Affair by the Lake

Soft Pinks & Timeless Romance

A palette of soft pinks and delicate textures set the tone for this romantic wedding at The Essex Resort. From blush roses and ranunculus to airy greenery throughout, each floral choice was intentionally designed to capture the warmth, joy, and love shared by J + Z, rain and all!

Florals: Anaphora

Photographer: Damini Photography

Venue: The Farmhouse at Sunset Pond, located at The Essex Resort and Spa

Soft Neutrals, Lasting Beauty

A classic palette of creamy blooms and fresh greenery set the tone for this couple’s celebration. Thoughtfully chosen florals echoed the couple’s neutral color story and timeless attire, resulting in a look that will never go out of style!

Florals: Everyday Flowers

Photographer: Love in Focus

Venue: Lake Bomoseen Lodge

Color Takes the Lead

This lakeside wedding embraced one of 2025’s defining trends: color-forward florals. Bright blooms brought warmth and personality to the celebration, proving that bold choices make for unforgettable moments.

Florals: A Blooming Affair

Photographer: Madison Anne Studio

Venue: Basin Harbor Resort

Details and Stationery: Clover and Crane Co.

Green, White & Wonderfully Vermont

With Mount Mansfield as the backdrop, this green and white floral design felt effortlessly timeless. A lush arbor, aisle markers, and layered florals behind guest seating transformed the open field into a breathtaking ceremony space that felt romantic and beautifully in tune with its surroundings!

Florals: A Schoolhouse Garden

Venue: Topnotch Resort

Planner: Katie Hopkins Events

HMUA: Hillary Fay Studios

Photographer: Courtney Cania Photography

Summer Spirit in Late Fall

Perfectly suited for a small, intimate celebration, this classic bouquet blended ranunculus, roses, blue delphinium, and tweedia. The soft palette felt fresh and romantic, an ideal contrast for a late fall wedding that carried all the warmth and ease of a summer day.

Florals: Flora Vita

Seasonal Beauty, Foraged & Designed

Designed by Iris of Eponym Florals, these bouquets beautifully showcase the season through thoughtful color and texture. Featuring seasonal blooms alongside foraged elements, each arrangement feels organic, intentional, and deeply connected to the landscape.

Florals: Eponym Florals

Photographer: Julia Ellie Photo

Farm-Grown Florals

This bridal bouquet was a love letter to local flowers. Sustainably grown at Vermont wedding florist Flower Power VT’s farm, the arrangement showcased peak-season blooms: dahlias, cosmos, delphinium, rudbeckia, foxglove, nigella, and ruscus, bringing fresh, joyful color to an August wedding day. A true celebration of Vermont-grown florals, perfectly in season!

Florals: Flower Power VT

A Pink Floral Dream, Designed by the Bride

When a florist gets married, you know the blooms are going to be show-stopping. Vermont florist (and bride!) behind Tipsy Tulip Designs, with the help of Kingsley Floral Co., created a pink floral wonderland. From a lush, overflowing arbor to florals wrapping farmhouse benches, every detail felt intentional, abundant, and full of color.

Venue: Maquam Barn & Winery

Photographer: Jenna Brisson Photography

Coordination: Sweet As Lace

Catering: Let’s Pretend Catering

Florist: Kingsley Floral Co. & Tipsy Tulip Designs

Stationery + Signage: RH Design House

Hair & Makeup: Hillary Fay Studios

Gowns: Madeleine’s Daughter

Tailor: Life In The Pink

Jeweler: Bella Lusso Jewelers

Band: The Grift

Dessert: Cronin Cakes

Rentals: Vermont Tent

Furniture Rentals: Wild Fern Boutique

Photo Booth: The Luxury Photo Booth Experience

A Peony-Led Palette

Coral peonies took center stage, but they were beautifully supported by a mix of florals and lush greenery that brought Lauren’s vision to life. Set against the rich landscape of Mad River Barn, the palette popped in the most natural, effortless way.

Florals: Memory Lane Floral Designs

Venue: Mad River Barn

Photographer: Courtney Cania Photography

Rain, Romance & Resilient Blooms

A little rain couldn’t dampen this adventure-loving couple’s wedding day or their florals! The couple had so much fun, the rain never got them down, and the bright florals and energy truly combated the dreary weather.

Florals: M’s Wedding Flowers

Coordinator: Leigh & Co. Events

Photographer: Sierra Does Photos

Venue & Catering: Mad Bush Falls

Surrounded by Blooms, Soaking It All In

Delicate florals in a palette of pink, peach, and lavender surrounded this couple as they looked out over a packed dance floor at the Barn at Boyden Farm. It was a perfect blend of softness and celebration!

Florals: Snaps and Sunflowers

 
 
Catering: The Roving Feast
 
Bar Service: Fluid Bar 
 
Photography: Illume – Paul Reynolds
 
Hair: Jessica Murphy
 
Makeup: Beauty by Marjorie
 
DJ: Green Mountain Sound & Entertainment
 
Rentals: Vermont Tent Company

Readers Choice Awards

Now that you’ve seen our team’s picks for the best florals in 2025, it’s time for you to vote! We’ll share your top picks for each category at the end of the month.

Best of Vermont Weddings 2025: Personal Style

One of our favorite moments of the year has officially arrived: the Vermont Weddings Best Of Series, and today we’re diving into all things wedding day fashion and style. From the first look to the final dance, what couples choose to wear sets the tone for the entire celebration and tells a story all its own.

Across Vermont, we saw style moments that went far beyond the expected: fashion that felt personal, intentional, and deeply reflective of each couple’s vision. Whether it was a show-stopping gown, a perfectly tailored suit, heirloom accessories, or thoughtful outfit changes that carried the day from ceremony to after-party, these looks prove that wedding style is about more than trends; it’s about self-expression and feeling like “you”! This Best Of category celebrates the fashion moments that truly stood out this past season. If you’re planning your own wedding or love swooning over beautiful details, scroll on for endless inspiration, and don’t forget to vote for your favorite wedding day look at the end of the post.

What Is the Vermont Weddings Best Of Series?

Each year, the Vermont Weddings Best Of Series celebrates the incredible creativity and talent of Vermont wedding professionals, venues, and the real wedding moments that made this past wedding season unforgettable. It’s part inspiration, part celebration, and part Reader’s Choice awards. Browse the entries below, discover standout weddings and vendors from across Vermont, and cast your vote using the form at the end of this post. Once voting closes, our team will reveal the Reader’s Choice winners and celebrate everything that made the 2025 wedding season oh so special!

Perfectly In Sync (and In Plaid)

Everyone loves a matching moment, and this couple truly got it right. Their perfectly coordinated plaid looks felt effortless and natural, blending seamlessly with Vermont’s fall foliage. A timeless look rooted in both personality and place!
 
Venue: Sterling Falls Gorge
 
Florals, Officiating and Photography: Carmen George Weddings

The Pre-Ceremony Palette

This bridal party leaned into a chic getting-ready moment, dressing in patterned blue and white looks that felt fresh and playful. An easy, stylish way to kick things off, these thoughtful looks set the vibe for a day that felt intentional and fun!

Venue: The Woodstock Inn

Photographer: Last Light

Effortless, Elevated, Eternal

Trend-forward yet timeless, this bride nailed every style forecast for 2025 and beyond. From her sleek bun to her classic gown finished with a chic neck scarf, every detail felt elevated, and effortlessly cool.
 
Venue: Private Property
 
Photographer: Moy Dumadag Photography
 
Florals: F as in Flowers
 

Match Made in Menswear

These grooms nailed coordinated style in the best way. Their suits complemented one another beautifully while tying in seamlessly with the venue and florals, creating a look that felt intentional, polished, and perfectly in sync (with each other and the day itself!)

Venue: Mansfield Barn

Photographer: Portrait Gallery 

Where Style Meets the Start

All smiles and dressed to impress, these two truly brought their A-game. From the bride’s stunning look to the groom’s thoughtfully styled menswear, it’s a reminder that wedding-day fashion shines brightest when both partners feel confident, comfortable, and completely themselves!

Venue: Mountain Top Resort

Formalwear: McNeil & Reedy

Gown: Veilmonté Bridal Showroom

Photographer: Silver Fox Productions

Slippers, Sentiment & Sisterhood

This bride and her bridal party truly put their best foot forward. From cozy, comfortable slippers to thoughtful personalization, each pair was customized with beaded icons reflecting every girl’s favorite things or personality. An effortless mix of comfort, creativity, and heartfelt detail that made the getting-ready moments even more special!

Venue: Kimpton Taconic Hotel

Photographer: Elario Photography

The Art of the Finishing Touch

This bride’s hairstyle proves that personal style goes far beyond the outfit. The addition of hair pearls transformed her sleek bun into a fashion-forward moment, blending elegance with personality in the most effortless way.
 
Photographer: K&E Photography
 
Venue: Burke Mountain Resort
 
Florist: Heather Thibodeau 
 
Makeup: CDH Makeup Artistry 
 

Cold Weather, Cool Style

Vermonters love their beanies, and wedding days are no exception! We love how this groom accessorized on his big day, staying warm while adding a personal, perfectly Vermont touch to his look.

Photographer: Melissa Lynn Images

Venue: Sleepy Hollow Inn – Weddings, Ski & Bike Center

The Power of a Thoughtful Detail

For their elopement look, Jess and Kelly skipped tradition in favor of intention, starting from the ground up. The standout detail? Their loafers. Simple, affordable shoes became a statement piece after they removed the chains and added custom charms that reflected them as a couple. A simple DIY that serves as a reminder that style details don’t need to be expensive (or expected) to be meaningful.

Photographer: Julia Ellie Photo

Florals: Eponym Florals

Color, Culture & Celebration

When it comes to Indian weddings, there’s no shortage of love, lively celebrations, color, and, of course, style! This couple’s multi-day, multi-cultural wedding was a true feast for the senses, and their Garba outfits (which were custom-made for the occasion and to honor tradition) were no exception. Vibrant, joyful, and full of movement, these looks perfectly captured the energy and spirit of the celebration.

Photographer: Isora Lithgow Creations

Florist: Honey Flora

Planner: Rachel Vitagliano Events 

A Study in Sophistication

Classic black tie meets modern elegance in this chic bridal party portrait. Polished, timeless, and effortlessly sophisticated, every detail comes together for a look that feels refined yet fresh.

Photographer: Jessica Notargiacomo Photography

Venue: Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park

Art in Real Time

This custom painting, created live on the wedding day, beautifully captures a touching moment, down to the sweeping train of the bride’s gown. A meaningful keepsake in the making, it’s a beautiful blend of artistry and timeless detail!

Painter: Hope Sharp Art

Venue: Edson Hill

Planner: Randi Nonni Events

A Bride Rooted in History

Electra V is the great-great-great-granddaughter of Electra Havemeyer Webb, the founder of the Shelburne Museum. On her wedding day, she wore her mother’s dress (vintage pieces hand-chosen and combined by Electra IV), the original Electra’s veil (now part of the Shelburne Museum’s collection), and vintage Dior heels.
 
 
Planner: Harlow Dahlia Events
 
Venue: The Brick House. Shelburne Museum, Shelburne Farms
 
Florist: Blomma Flicka Design
 
Caterer: Sugar Snap
 
Band: The Bodacious Supreme
 
Cake: Sweet Simone’s
 
Rentals: Vermont Tent

Together, by Design

This bride’s toi et moi ring is a true showstopper. Translating to “you and me,” the design symbolizes two individuals coming together as one, perfectly represented here by an emerald-cut diamond paired with a soft pink stone. Romantic, modern, and deeply personal, it’s a meaningful take on a timeless style.

Ring: Bella Lusso Jewelers

Photographer: Jenna Brisson Photography

Dress: Jenny Yoo NYC

Venue: Maquam Barn & Winery

Timeless Doesn’t Have to Be Serious

A little bit playful, a whole lot timeless! This bride proved that classic style doesn’t have to be so serious. Her elegant gown, paired with a fun straw hat, finished with a perfectly tied ribbon, felt fresh, effortless, and completely her. Consider this our official vote for more hats on wedding days.

Photographer: Hannah Photography

Venue & Catering: Barrows House

Florals: Bantam Blooms

Coordinator: Most Valuable Bridesmaid

Content Creation: Caroline Carleton Socials

Live Painter: Hannah Paints Events

Band: Silver Arrow Band

Cake: Fancy Pants Cakes

When Accessories Tell the Tale

Chris couldn’t wait to show off his replica of The Sword of Gondor (The Lord of the Rings) that was gifted to him in the weeks before his wedding. Even better? All of the groomsmen wore tie clips to match!

Photographer: Blooming Photo Co.

Painted by the Season

Emma and Avery’s attire was inspired by the beauty of the natural landscape and the time of year for their joy-filled September celebration. Emma’s skirt was hand-painted by artist Tiff Manuel, inspired by that feeling of being on the lake at sunset right at the cusp of fall and the last breath of summer, while Avery’s delicate vintage-inspired Sezane attire showcased their elegance, grace and beauty.

Venue: Kingsland Bay State Park

Florist: June Farm Vermont 

Jewelry/Rings: Faeber Studio

Attire (Emma): Skirt – Tiff Manuel; Dress – Jenny Yoo

Attire (Avery): Sezane

Photographer: Hazelton Creative

A Western Welcome

Who says the celebration has to wait until the ceremony? This couple kicked off their wedding weekend with a western-themed rehearsal and welcome party, setting the tone early. This photo of the groom and his groomsmen proves that everyone showed up on theme and ready to party!

Venue: Wilburton Inn

Photographer: Duy Ho Photography

Readers Choice Awards

Now that you’ve seen our team’s picks for the best personal style 2025, it’s time for you to vote! We’ll share your top picks for each category at the end of the month.

Best of Vermont Weddings 2025: Elopements & Microweddings

One of our favorite times of the year is officially here: the Vermont Weddings Best Of Series! And we couldn’t imagine a more meaningful category to celebrate than micro weddings and elopements. There’s something undeniably special about days that strip things back to what matters most:  the two of you, your love story, and a setting that feels just right. From mountaintop vows and lakeside ceremonies to cozy backyard celebrations and intimate gatherings with your closest people, these celebrations prove that small can still feel incredibly grand and special.

More than just intimate by nature, micro weddings and elopements reflect intentional choices, deep connection, and a focus on moments that feel authentic. This Best Of category highlights the celebrations that embraced simplicity, intimacy, and heart in the most beautiful ways. Whether you’re planning something small or simply dreaming of a wedding day that feels personal, scroll through these inspiring moments and vote for your favorite at the end of this blog post.

What Is the Vermont Weddings Best Of Series?

Each year, the Vermont Weddings Best Of Series celebrates the incredible creativity and talent of Vermont wedding professionals, venues, and the real wedding moments that made this past wedding season unforgettable. It’s part inspiration, part celebration, and part Reader’s Choice awards. Browse the entries below, discover standout weddings and vendors from across Vermont, and cast your vote using the form at the end of this post. Once voting closes, our team will reveal the Reader’s Choice winners and celebrate everything that made the 2025 wedding season oh so special!

Lakeside Love Story

Beautiful sunshine, calm Lake Champlain waters, and only the people who matter most. This Shelburne Farms micro wedding is a perfect reminder that smaller celebrations often hold the biggest magic.

Photographer: Sam Simon Imaging

Snowy & Sweet

On a snowy St. Albans day, Breanna and Kristina gathered their closest 20 loved ones at Jeff’s Restaurant for a micro wedding that felt effortlessly right. With just one month of planning, their celebration proves that love and great timing are all you really need.
 
Photographer: Madison Anne Studio
 
Flowers: Howard’s The Flower Shop
 
Venue: Jeff’s Restaurant
 
Hair and Makeup: M.i.l.a Beauty
 
Attire: Fiori Bridal Boutique

Small Wedding, Big Emotions

When your wedding takes place in the backyard with just your closest people, a few things might slip through the cracks, like remembering the bouquet at the altar. Equal parts hilarious and heartfelt, this moment captures the full spectrum of wedding day emotions in one unforgettable shot.

Photographers: Love Wins Photography

Rock-Solid Love

Courtney and Kate eloped at Burlington’s Oakledge Park in December 2025, embracing the quiet beauty of winter along Lake Champlain. Together, they wandered the park until they found a spot that felt just right, standing before snow-dusted rocks for their ceremony before heading out along the shoreline for portraits.

Photographer: Julia Ellie Photo

Officiant: Christy Liddy, J.P.

Happily Ever Afterglow

Some images say everything without needing a single word. This one holds the adventure of this couple’s elopement day, the closeness of the moment, and the exact spot where their vows became real, all in one unforgettable frame.

Photographer: Eaton Photo

Falling Inn Love

Devin and Jorge’s elopement day began at Blind Tiger, where the couple got ready together inside the beautifully restored historic inn, originally built in 1881. As they moved through the hotel that morning, warm congratulations from fellow guests and inn staff added to the celebratory energy, but what stands out most are their perfectly paired outfits and the unmistakable excitement they carried into the start of their day.

Photographer: MoHo Photo

Florals: Tipsy Tulip Designs

Getting Ready: Blind Tiger Burlington

An Intimate Mount Philo Wedding

Amy and Andy made their way to the summit of Mount Philo State Park for their wedding day. With their two pups by their side, the couple exchanged vows surrounded by sweeping views and the quiet beauty of Vermont below. Afterward, they settled into the park’s iconic Adirondack chairs, taking a moment to soak it all in

Florals, Officiant & Photographer: Carmen George Weddings

Location: Mount Philo State Park

The Coziest Kind of Forever

Sugarbush is known for its world-class slopes and winter charm, but on this day, it became the setting for a beautifully intimate love story. Surrounded by snow and glowing in backlit winter light, this moment feels completely private, like time slowed down and the world fell away, leaving only the two of them!

Photographer: Ben Hudson Photography

Venue: Sugarbush Resort

Petals and a Perfect Moment

On their eleventh anniversary, Deanna and Cam got married surrounded by their immediate family and sweeping views of the Northeast Kingdom. Pine trees danced in the sunny late-summer breeze as the two exchanged their vows, and they shared a sunset adventure at the iconic Lake Willoughby to end the day.

Photographer: Hazelton Creative

Venue: Lake Willoughby + Private Residence

Florist: Inch by Inch Permaculture

Hair + Makeup: Beauty Artistry by Natalia 

Jewelry/Rings: Claus Jewelry

Late Fall Love

Held on the cusp of Vermont’s beloved stick season, this intimate microwedding embraces the quiet beauty of late fall. Rolling hills and muted foliage set a cozy, understated backdrop

Venue: Mountain Top Resort

Photographer: Idena Beach

Above the Clouds

Rain poured as this couple reached the summit of the Stowe Gondola for their vows, but instead of pausing, they leaned fully into the moment. Wrapped in mist and surrounded by moody mountain views, their elopement unfolded with a cinematic, almost surreal energy. (Sometimes the most unforgettable wedding days are the ones that embrace the elements entirely!)

Photographer: Lillian Seibert Photography

A Love That Bloomed in Winter

Set in the heart of Stowe, this winter microwedding embraces everything we love about a snowy Vermont day. The couple cozies up in the snow, with the bride’s vibrant bouquet of pinks and reds standing out beautifully against the winter whites, an intimate moment that feels both romantic and timeless.

Venue: Stowe Village Inn

Coordinator: Lauren Soelch

Florals: M’s Wedding Flowers

Photographer: Colette Kulig Photography

Makeup & Hair: Revive Salon

Baker: Mattarello Baked Goods

Bridal look:Bridal Boutique (dress), Veilmonté Bridal Showroom (shoes/veil)

Readers Choice Awards

Now that you’ve seen our team’s picks for the best Vermont elopements and microweddings in 2025, it’s time for you to vote! We’ll share your top picks for each category at the end of the month.

Best of 2024: Readers Choice Awards

In January, we kicked off our annual Best of Series, spotlighting the incredible talent of Vermont wedding professionals. From jaw-dropping venues to breathtaking photography, we invited you—our amazing community—to vote for your favorites. And today, the results are in! We’re beyond excited to reveal the winners of our Readers’ Choice Awards, aka the Vermont wedding vendors and moments that truly won your hearts.

Before we dive in, we want to congratulate every Vermont wedding professional whose work was featured. This series always reminds us just how much talent our small state holds. There’s no shortage of creativity, passion, and artistry in Vermont, and we’re so lucky to celebrate it with you! 

Best of Style: Color-Coordinated Elegance

 A standout detail of this Woodstock wedding was the bridesmaids’ rainbow-colored dresses, each paired with perfectly coordinated bouquets. We can’t get enough of this trend – and neither could you!

Venue: The Woodstock Inn & Resort

Florist: M’s Wedding Flowers

Photographer: Through Lindsey’s Lens

Best of Wedding Florals: A Heartfelt Moment Framed by Beauty

This heartwarming moment of a dad hugging his daughter before she exchanges her vows is pure magic. The intricate arbor and dreamy drapes blowing in the gentle breeze in the background make it all the more unforgettable. It tugged at our heartstrings and yours!

Florals: A Blooming Affair

Photographer: Abantham Creative (Amanda Bantham)

Venue: Maquam Barn & Winery

Best of Party Animals: The Sweetest Observer

Between this couple stands the ultimate wedding companion, watching the ceremony with pure delight and devotion. This 14 year-old Siberian Husky, Kair, lives up to her name. Norse for “Devoted,” she often serves as a friendly reminder to her parents, Janice and Todd, that devotion comes after clarity. You all loved that this sweet companion took her job seriously!

Photographer: Love Wins Photography

Venue: The Carriage House Event Venue

Coordinator: Green Mountain Gatherings

Officiant: Carmen George Weddings

Florals: Snaps and Sunflowers

Best of Design: A Fall Fairytale

The Best of Design Category was close, and this floral installation left you feeling inspired. It totally nailed the essence of autumn in Vermont! With vibrant colors and rich textures, it feels like stepping into one of the iconic, breathtaking landscapes the season is known for. 

Venue: An Affair by the Lake

Florals: Jayson Munn Design

Linens: The Linen Shop

Photographer: Julia Rebecca Photography

Best of Elopements: Eclipsed by Love

You all loved the backstory of this special day! This couple journeyed from Pennsylvania to Vermont with their baby and two Australian Shepherds to elope during the 2024 solar eclipse. The groom handcrafted a one-of-a-kind arbor inspired by the eclipse and a Venn diagram, symbolizing their union. They shared a heartfelt self-led ceremony on the beach, exchanging private vows, with their photographer doubling as the officiant. A truly personal and unforgettable celebration of love! 

Photographer: Melissa Lynn Images

Best of Dishes & Desserts: Berries & Blooms

This playful dessert had you all asking for seconds. A simple yet stunning creation serves as the most captivating centerpiece for this couple’s special day! This whimsical cake ties together joyfully coordinated flowers and strawberries throughout the three tiers with stunning ribbon-like piping. Truly a sight to behold!

Baker: The Goose Chase Cake Design

Photographer: Lillian Seibert Photography

Venue: Mountain Top Resort

Florals: Honey Flora

Best of Just Married Moments: Love in High Gear

An increasing trend we’ve seen is couples infusing their special interests into their big day, and you all loved how this couple celebrated after tying the knot.Vermont is a magnet for adventurous couples, and these newlyweds embraced that spirit in the most amazing way during their wedding celebration! After their ceremony, these newlyweds hopped on their mountain bikes —still dressed in their formal wear. Seeing couples infuse their passions into their big day always gives us all the warm and fuzzies. 

Venue: Sterling Ridge Resort

Photographer: Sincerely Liz

Hair and Make-Up: Emily Tobi

Best of Vermont Wedding Venues: Crofter’s Green

Whether you’ve gotten married at Crofter’s Green, attended a wedding there, or are just learning about it for the first time, the venue left you all swooning! Why couples love it: Crofter’s Green is a hidden gem in Montgomery Center. Offering unique on-site accommodations (each with its own theme!), a fire pit, and three uninterrupted days of celebration with every wedding package, the venue creates an upscale, adult summer camp atmosphere. Fully customizable with a variety of vendor options, Crofter’s Green provides the perfect setting for a personalized and unforgettable wedding experience.

Photographer: Isora Lithgow Creations

Planner: I Dews Design & Events

That’s a Wrap on Best of Vermont Weddings 2024

Thank you to everyone who voted in our Readers Choice Awards! And a huge congratulations to every featured member in our Best of Vermont Weddings series! The Vermont Weddings Vendor Guide is truly made up of the most creative and dedicated vermont wedding vendors. We are grateful for their support and their incredible work that continues to inspire all of us.

While this is one of our most popular string of blog posts for the year, we write about engagements, elopements, and weddings year-round. Have a celebration you’d like to share with us? Fill out a blog submission form for a chance to be featured.

It’s safe to say that 2024 was an amazing year, and we can’t wait to celebrate along with you all in 2025.

Best of 2024: Dishes & Desserts

Food is at the heart of any celebration! From delicious grazing tables to elegant cakes that double as works of art, these delicious delights add flavor and personality to the big day. Whether it’s a towering confection, a fun twist on traditional sweets, or a memorable meal that left guests raving, this Best Of category celebrates the food and desserts from Vermont wedding caterers and bakers that wowed taste buds and brought smiles to every guest. Indulge in the mouthwatering magic below and don’t forget to vote for your favorite.

What is the Vermont Weddings ‘Best Of’ Series?

It’s that time of year—our Vermont Weddings Best of Series is here! We’re celebrating the amazing work of Vermont’s top wedding professionals this wedding season, and we need your help to pick the best of the best. Check out the entries, get inspired, and vote for your favorites via the form at the end of this blog post. At the end of it all, we’ll announce the Reader’s Choice winners. Let’s celebrate together!

Mountains of Flavor

This cake is one of baker Jenica’s standout creations from the past wedding season! Its unique and colorful design showcases a variety of techniques, including stenciling on fondant and piping large buttercream flowers. What truly sets it apart are the personal touches, like the couple’s love of little houses, making it a beautifully meaningful centerpiece.

Baker: Fancy Pants Cakes

Photo by Fancy Pants Cakes and edited by Idena Beach Photography

Taste of Vermont

Spotted: dishes that are the perfect way to infuse a taste of Vermont into every moment of your celebration! Take a look at these show-stopping appetizers from Black Radish Catering. A Mozzarella Arancini that features fresh mozzarella tucked into risotto, breaded, lightly fried, and finished in the oven, served with fresh basil, shaved Parmesan, and Pomodoro sauce. And don’t miss the Vermont maple hoisin-glazed pork meatballs—an undeniable crowd-pleaser. 

Caterer: Black Radish Catering

Venue: Isham Family Farm

Myer Me, Greta!

How many people can say they had their own custom ice cream flavor made for their special day? This beautiful bride worked at Ben & Jerry’s for over 20 years earning herself a limited batch lemon and blueberry flavor for her and her husband’s wedding.

And yes, your eyes are not deceiving you! That really is Ben and Jerry’s founders Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield celebrating with the happy couple!

Photographer: Eaton Photo

Venue: Sleepy Hollow Inn

Catering: Green Meadows Catering Co

Dessert: Ben & Jerry’s

Hair: Salon Vermont – Brittany Nichols

Makeup: Sammiiglam

Coordinator: Love Birds Wedding Company

Florals and Officiant: Carmen George Weddings

Log Cabin Love

This sweet array of cupcakes and donuts found their home inside the tiniest log cabin we ever did see! Paired with a little a-frame, this spread truly encapsulates the Vermont vibe like no other.

Baker: Blue House Bakeshop Dessert

Venue: Sugarbush Resort

Photographer: Katie Krem Photography

Florals: Glad Farm

Planner: Assorted Artistries

Berries & Blooms

A simple yet stunning creation serves as the most captivating centerpiece for this couple’s special day! This whimsical cake ties together joyfully coordinated flowers and strawberries throughout the three tiers with stunning ribbon-like piping. Truly a sight to behold!

Baker: The Goose Chase Cake Design

Photographer: Lillian Seibert Photography

Venue: Mountain Top Resort

Florals: Honey Flora

Sweet Beginnings

This gave their California guests a true taste of Vermont with maplecCreemee cups from Mac’s Maple Farm. Adding a personal touch, a vintage ice cream cart featured their beloved cats’ names as part of the maple creemee cart display. For the couple, it was an extra special treat—it marked their very first Vermont creemee experience, and as you can see in photo #2, the bride gave it her seal of approval!

Venue: Quechee Inn

Creemees: Mac’s Maple

Photographer: Harper Photo Co.

Planner: I Dews Design & Events

 Florals: Oak & Bee Florals

Cheese Lovers’ Paradise

In Vermont, we take immense pride in our dairy, and this grazing table is a testament to that! Overflowing with epic selections of local cheeses, fresh fruits, vibrant berries, and an array of crackers, it’s a feast for both the eyes and the taste buds.

Caterer: Backyard Bistro

Venue: Old Lantern Inn

Baked with Butterflies

This cake brought the couple’s vision to life with its stunning design, featuring butterflies, greenery, candles, and vibrant florals. The pastel color palette and intricate details created a beautiful centerpiece that perfectly complemented the day’s theme.

Baker: Cronin Cakes & Sweets

Photographer: Jenna Brisson

Florals: Tipsy Tulip Designs

Planner: Sara Judith Events

Venue: Trapp Family Lodge

Gimme Some Sugar

This display of cake pops by Sweet Vermont Treats is truly a scrumptious sight! Dusted in sprinkles, this perfect array of cake pops features delicious flavor options of confetti, chocolate, and lemon.

Baker: Sweet Vermont Treats

Photographer: Courtney Cania Photography

Venue: The Barn at Top of The World

Planner: Emily Scherer Coordination

Scooping Up Love

This couple took a sweet pause on their wedding day to soak in the moment—and enjoy a Vermont classic: maple creemees (our take on soft serve). A refreshing and delicious treat, perfect for a summer celebration! Some venues have their own creemee machines, or you can go the extra mile by renting a creemee truck, making dessert time even more fun for you and your guests.

Photographer: Kevin Goddard Photography

Venue: The Mansfield Barn

Florals: Memory Lane Floral Designs

Catering: Jericho Cafe and Tavern

Readers Choice Awards

Now that you’ve seen our picks for the best Vermont desserts in 2024, it’s time for you to vote! We’ll share your top picks for each category at the end of the month.

A Breathtaking Fairytale Elopement in a Vermont Castle

When it comes to elopements, the picturesque landscapes of Vermont have always been a sought-after destination, and Becca and Brendan’s Vermont elopement was no exception! Choosing to embrace the notorious date of Friday the 13th, the couple’s intimate celebration turned superstition on its head, proving that the day can also be just as lucky. With Hillary Fay Studios and Moho Photo by their side, Becca and Brendan’s special day was one straight out of a fairytale. Continue reading for all the details of this one-of-a-kind elopement at Gregoire Castle, plus our top tips for planning your own elopement in Vermont.

Deciding On A Vermont Destination Wedding

A couple’s journey to exchanging vows is always a unique tale of love, preferences, and sometimes, a touch of serendipity. Such was the case for Becca and Brendan who, enamored by the enchanting allure of Vermont during a visit, decided it was the perfect backdrop for their special day.

Vermont’s breathtaking landscapes and warm, welcoming communities, captured their hearts on a previous trip; so when it came time to select a wedding location, the choice was easy! Vermont’s charm promised a day of peace, joy, and unmatched ambiance.

Becca and Brendan knew that, while planning an elopement just for the two of them, they still wanted a one-of-a-kind venue! An evening of scrolling on Airbnb led them to a unique discovery – a castle named Gregoire located in Irasburg, Vermont. With a venue booked, it was time to set a date, and the couple chose one that some may find a bit superstitious: October 13th! (Yes, Friday the 13th) Embracing their love for the unconventional and finding fortune in what many consider an ominous day, Becca and Brendan found that it perfectly aligned with their journey, marking nearly five years of shared moments and luck as a couple.

An Enchanting Elopement with Talented Vermont Wedding Vendors

Starting the day in leisure, the couple enjoyed champagne in a hot tub, embracing the tranquil morning hours. Intimate phone calls to family members replaced traditional pre-ceremony gatherings, maintaining the day’s serene spirit. When it was time to start getting ready, Becca had her hair and makeup done by the talented Hillary and Ashley from Hillary Fay Studios. Moriah of Moho Photo was on site to put the couple at ease, and of course, to dreamily document such a beautiful day! From first looks to the ceremony, dinner, dancing, and a late-night lantern walk – no detail was left behind due to Moriah’s talented lens.

Becca and Brendan’s officiant, Carmen George, who also served as their florist, exceeded all expectations, adding to the day’s perfection. After vows were exchanged, the couple explored the castle’s grounds and took portraits.

Inside the castle, champagne, dinner, and desserts aplenty awaited the newlyweds! The wedding dinner? A delightful surprise catered by The Dancing Sail out of Newport, showcased some of the best dishes Becca and Brendan had ever tasted, maintaining the day’s theme of pleasant unpredictability. For dessert, cakes crafted by Sarah at The Goose Chase Cake Design featured local flavors like maple, a nod to Vermont’s famous commodity.

Becca and Brendan cherished the intimacy and ease of their wedding day, where the focus remained solely on their union. Their elopement not only reflects their personalities and unique love story but also serves as an inspiration for those planning their wedding to seek what truly resonates with them. (It’s your special day, so plan it the way you want to!)

Congratulations, Becca and Brendan, on your special day. The couple plans to revisit Gregoire Castle on their first wedding anniversary, bringing their loved ones along to celebrate their love– and such a special place!

For information on planning your own elopement in Vermont, read our tips at the end of this blog post.

How to Elope in Vermont

Planning an elopement is exciting and is also a deeply personal decision for couples who prefer a more intimate celebration of their love. Here are our team’s top tips for couples looking for information on how to elope in Vermont:

Decide on the Core Elements: What do you want your special day to look like? Feel like? Your elopement is all about celebrating your love in a way that feels true to both of you. Choosing an “us only” elopement means your possibilities are virtually limitless, stretching from incredibly laid-back or romantic to adventurous. Consider incorporating personal touches that reflect your relationship; this could be anything from exchanging vows at the site of your first date to integrating a favorite shared hobby into the day.

Additionally, think about the season – Vermont, for example, offers stunning backdrops ranging from lush green summers to snowy winter wonderlands or vibrant fall foliage! The time of year can significantly influence the feel of your day. Should you decide to include a handful of guests, think about their capabilities (for example, it might be difficult for grandma to hike a few miles to the summit of a mountain!)

Manage the Legalities: The paperwork might seem like the least romantic part of your elopement, but it’s essential. You’ll need to make an appointment with a Vermont town clerk in your town of residence to apply for your marriage license.  If neither of you are a Vermont resident, you can choose any town clerk in the state. We advise making an appointment with a town clerk in the area you are eloping!

Once you receive your marriage license, you’ll have 60 days to get married. (Woohoo!)  After your elopement, the marriage license needs to be returned within 10 business days by the person performing your ceremony- more on that below!

More common legality questions, and answers, can be found here.

If you or your partner is considering a name change post-marriage, start researching the process early as it can be time-consuming. There are resources and even companies out there, like NewlyNamed, that can help you navigate this process.

Choose Your Location and Vendors: Vermont is home to a variety of stunning locations, from the serene Lake Champlain to the majestic Green Mountains. Once you’ve determined your desired date and atmosphere for your elopement, the next step is to begin the process of selecting vendors for the occasion.

A crucial choice for an elopement in Vermont is selecting an officiant. Options include a Vermont Justice of the Peace, a judge, or an ordained minister. Alternatively, you could have a friend obtain a temporary authorization from the state specifically for your ceremony. (Fun fact: some wedding photographers are also ordained. Make sure to ask!)

While an officiant and potentially a photographer are your key priorities, don’t overlook other elements that can enhance your day, such as a florist for a bespoke bouquet or a local bakery for an intimate wedding cake. When selecting vendors, look for those who have experience with elopements and understand the nuances of these smaller, more intimate gatherings!

Disclaimer: Seeing that you’ve visited us here at Vermont Weddings,  the above tips are for those looking to elope in Vermont! However, each state has different laws when it comes to elopements. We advise doing your own research if looking to plan an elopement outside of Vermont.

Vendors:

Venue: Gregoire Castle, Photographer: Moho Photo, Makeup/ Hair: Hillary & Ashley for Hillary Fay Studios, Officiant & Florals: Carmen George Weddings, Dress: Brickhouse Bridal, Suit: Knot Standard, Videography: Andrew Gallivan, Cake: The Goose Chase Cake Design

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A Gorgeous Vermont Wedding Weekend on Lake Champlain

Jaclyn and Shomari knew they wanted a destination wedding and Burlington, Vermont was the perfect choice. With its scenic views and summer charm, Lake Champlain was the ideal spot to entertain family and friends for a wedding weekend. 
 

They chose ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain for their celebration, and enlisted the help of wedding planner Kaylen of Sara Judith Events to plan a weekend packed with fun. Continue reading for all of the sweet details and gorgeous images captured by Madison Anne Studio.

A Bright and Bold Wedding in Burlington, Vermont

ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain had everything the couple wanted and more for their destination wedding. Guests enjoyed exploring the museum exhibits, soaking in the view of Lake Champlain, and the easy access to the many attractions in downtown Burlington! 
 

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What truly sets this wedding apart is the couple’s distinctive style, evident in every detail of their event design. Bright pops of orange, purple, and pink hues adorned the venue, creating an atmosphere of pure fun. And that ceremony arch? Stunning! Inside the reception area, pristine ivory linens served as a canvas to showcase the vivid floral arrangements and fresh greenery. 802 Events took the couple’s color palette one step further by providing purple uplighting, elevating the already stunning color palette.

We are also impressed with the guest seating chart and signage all which were made by Shomari. As the celebration came to a close, guests were able to bring home wedding favors consisting of tea and spices.

From beginning to end, you can feel the joy radiating from each memory of this wedding!

Experience the Magic of Vermont at ECHO, Leahy Center

Nestled on the shores of Lake Champlain, ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain offers a truly enchanting backdrop for couples seeking an unforgettable destination wedding. With its unique blend of natural beauty and attractions, this venue sets the stage for an extraordinary lakeside celebration!

Plan Your Vermont Wedding with Sara Judith Events

Jaclyn and Shomari’s wedding weekend, expertly crafted by Sara Judith Events, exemplifies the pinnacle of wedding planning excellence. To explore the endless possibilities for your dream Vermont wedding, reach out to Kaylen and her team at Sara Judith Events.

Vendors:

Venue: ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain, Planner: Sara Judith Events, Photographer: Madison Anne Studio, Videographer: Poulin Productions, Catering: SugarSnap, Florist: Carmen George Weddings, DJ: Phillip Caleb, Ceremony Music: Green Taylor Ensemble, Cocktail Hour Music: Gregg Jordan, Desserts: Red Poppy Cakery, Rentals: Vermont Tent, Linens: BBJ La Tavola, Lighting: 802 Events, Transportation: Vermont VIP Services, Hair & Makeup: Phia Hair, Stationer: More Than Words.

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