Want a rustic style wedding with loads of charm? Envisioning a hayride for your guests? Then this is the blog post for you! Start with a of earthy tones: yellows and golds, tans and browns. Then, try building the theme around a flower, such as sunflowers, daisies or black-eyed susans. For a venue, try a barn, field or a cabin. Here are some ideas to inspire your rustic themed wedding…..
How did you do the top picture? The one with the large cream fabric flowing from the barn entrance?
Hi Courtney – in this photo it’s all about the fabric. You can use a suspension curtain rod to drape the fabric in place. Are you planning a wedding in Connecticut or surrounding state? If so we are happy to help. You can email us at info@always-and-foreverweddings.com
Thanks
Heidi
Can you contact me? I’m looking to plan a rustic wedding for next year and would love to talk to a wedding planner
Thanks!
Hello Amy – Thank you for your email. We would love to speak with you regarding your wedding plans. Do you have a phone number or email that we may contact you at? Thanks and we look forward to hearing from you.
Heidi and Dee Dee
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where is this barn in the photo?….my girlfriend would liek to have a small, outdoor, rustic wedding and the Barns are too pricey for her, and have a 125 guest min. Any good suggestions?
thanx…….irene aka RED
Have her try Candlelight Farms Inn in New MIlford, it is gorgeous!
I am on a shoestring budget and would like to have a rustic wedding, preferably in a barn somewhere in CT, or possibly VT. Any suggestions on a place that won’t cost a fortune?
Hi Heide – There are several spots in Connecticut that may work. The Webb Barn in Wethersfield, The Barns in Middletown and Candlelight Farms Inn in New Milford. Please let us know if we can help further. Thanks
Heidi –
Do you know where i could find the dress of the girl in the picture who is holding hands with a guy?
Thanks!
Jill