Down On the Farm.

Well you can come as you are
There ain’t no dress code
Just some rural route rules that you need to know
Don’t mess with the bull
He can get real mean
Don’t forget to shut the gate
Stay out of the beans
If it starts to rainin’ will just head to the barn
We’re country boys and girls gettin’ down on the farm

- Tim McGraw

Oh yes, dear readers. I quoted Tim McGraw. That I did. Just wait, next week I may move on to Barry Manilow or Nickleback. I may just run the gamut of questionable music taste!

But I digress....

Clara and Jason's wedding was truly a farm affair. The reception was held in a private barn backed with beautiful green pastures and a double rainbow that made an appearance early in the evening.

Mason jars filled with flowers dotted each table and farm cats ran about the place seeking nooks to hide from the guests.

The ceremony itself was right across the street, and the bridal party reached their destination in a wagon pulled by a tractor (I got to ride along, too!)

The church was truly adorable....with one of the most accommodating and friendly officiants I have yet to run across. He greeted me at the church with a big smile and a "what can I do to help you out today!" If anyone in the Milwaukee area is looking for a truly unique and friendly venue, check out The Gardens in Washington County!

Clara and Jason finished up the night in true country style: friends and family with food, drinks, and dancing in the twinkle-light and candle lit barn.

I hope you enjoy your sneak peek, guys! Thanks for choosing me to spend the day snapping away for you!

The coolest looking church ever....or that I've seen yet!

The first peek.

For some reason I just love this picture of the bride's grandmother. She plopped down in this seat at the church right under this neat quote on the wall and I thought it was a good set-up. Who knows more about human experience than those who have been with us the longest?

The men.