Brooklyn + Colton
A Fall Rustic Wedding
Caitlyn Farms Event and Wedding Venue
On a warm fall day in September 2025, Brooklyn and Colton said I Do surrounded by 100 family members and friends.
On the morning of the wedding, Brooklyn got ready with her closest ladies in the bridal suite and Colton got ready with his crew in the groom’s suite.
Pre-Ceremony
The couple chose a rustic aesthetic and brought on vendors that could execute their vision.
The ceremony was held in the field and culminated at a wooden arbor draped in fabric and florals.
Before the ceremony, the bride did a first look with her dad and brothers.
Then the couple did a first touch and read their private vows to each other.
Ceremony
Colton walked down the aisle to “Don’t Stop me Now” by Queen, followed by family and the wedding party, who walked down the aisle to an instrumental cover of “A Thousand Years”. Brooklyn was escorted down the aisle by her dad to an instrumental cover of “I See the Light”.
The ceremony was short and sweet, built on their Christian faith.
The couple and wedding party recessed out to “On Top of the World” by Imagine Dragons.
Cocktail Hour
While the guests went to cocktail hour, Brooklyn and Colton took photos with their family, wedding party, and their formal couple portraits on the side lawn and by the barn, perfect for their rustic wedding.
The couple wanted to do a room reveal while everyone was still at cocktail hour to see how their vision came to life.
Reception
The reception started with the unique intros of the wedding party, followed by the newlyweds coming in to “Best Day of my Life” by Imagine Dragons.
The couple went straight into the first dance - “Chasing Cars” by Snow Patrol, followed by the mother son and father daughter dances.
When dinner was over, the father of the bride, maid of honor, and best man delivered heartfelt toasts to the couple.
Afterwards, the couple cut their cake, did a one song photobomb, and then opened the dance floor.
While everyone danced, we snuck out for some golden hour photos, and then returned for the bouquet toss.
Grand Exit
After the couple’s private last dance, they walked out through cascading bubbles to end their night, backlit by cold sparks.
Vendor Credits
Photo - Holly Christina Photography
Planning – SC Signature Celebrations
Florist - Mill Street Florist
Venue - Caitlyn Farms Event and Wedding Venue
Catering - Holmes Catering
Bartender - Affluent Affairs
Cake - 3 Eggs Cakery
Beauty - Virtuous Slay
Live Painter - Alampat Artwork
Officiant - Ruth Lenger
