Blossom and Basket Boutique

Hair & Makeup: Heather Rea Style Studio

Videographer: Compass Studios LLC

Entertainment & Lighting: Wizer Productions**

Officiant: Rabbi Jeremy Kridel

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Summer Wedding at Springfield Manor :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Allison and Brian

Allison and Brian met in an agricultural class at South Carroll High School in 2013. “We had the opportunity to compete together on our school’s FFA floriculture team at the University of Maryland. Brian was driving the team home from UMD, when one of our team members awkwardly said something along the lines of ‘I’m pretty sure you both like each other’… and they were not wrong! For the rest of the summer, we continued to get to know each other.”

The couple got engaged in October 2020, on a trip to Gatlinburg, Tennessee. “Brian and I spent the day exploring the town. I was so exhausted after our busy day that I took an early evening nap, only for Brian to wake me up and tell me I needed to get dressed to go see a museum. I didn’t really understand why a museum was worth waking me up from a nap, but it turned out he was actually driving us to a field overlooking the mountains. When we got there, Brian told me, ‘We have a date with a photographer,’ and I finally knew what was happening.”

120 guests, including an eight-person wedding party, helped the two celebrate their outdoor June nuptials. ”We didn’t do a first look, so seeing each other while I walked down the aisle was one of the most special moments of the day. We performed a unity tree ceremony- we potted a tree, gave it water, and our officiant verbally deceived the symbolic meaning of growing and nurturing the tree, as we will our marriage.”

“Our theme and colors were described as ‘garden glam’ and was meant to amplify the beauty of Springfield Manor. We had lavender, sage, and peach as our main color palette. We wanted a semi-formal feel but also wanted our guests to have fun during the reception.”

Brian is a correctional deputy for the Carroll County Sheriff’s office, and Allison is a correctional specialist for the Carroll County Sheriff’s office. Additionally, Allison has worked for Blossom & Basket Boutique since she was 15 years old and continues to work there evenings and on the weekends. They live in Taneytown.

First dance: My Side of the Fence, Dan + Shay

Honeymoon: Hawaii

Vendors

Venue: Springfield Manor**

Wedding Planner: Sleeping Bee Event Designs**

Photography: Living Radiant Photography

Dessert: Stone House Cakery**

Bridal Gown: Love It! At Stella’s**

Catering: Great American Caterers

Tux: Men’s Wearhouse

Bridesmaids dresses: Azazie

Hair & Makeup: Heather Rea Style Studio

Entertainment: Great Scott Productions

Pet Services: Furever and Fur Always

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Lilac & Plum Spring Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Kristen + Matthew

Kristen and Matthew met in 2010 while attending Morgan State University. “We were both freshmen in the Graves School of Business and Management, so we had a lot of classes together. We started dating in 2012 when we were both coordinators for the program.”

Matthew proposed in April 2021 at the National Arboretum. “He said that we were going to go see the cherry blossoms since I had wanted to go for quite a few years. Matthew brought his sister, who was the photographer for the event. He surprised me at the top of the peak near the eagle’s nest- when I turned around, he was on one knee.”

100 guests, including a 14-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their May 2022 wedding at Ceresville Mansion. “We wanted to make sure that our ceremony focused on Christ being the center and focus of our union together. We had a unity candle as well as communion during our ceremony. We kept it short and sweet.”

“Our wedding was very traditional. Our colors were lilac and plum with a mid-gray accent. We used a lot of linens and flowers to pull everything together. Ceresville has such a floral and traditional look, so we didn’t have to do much to make it come together. We ended the night with an ice cream sundae bar for all of our guests.”

Kristen is an actress and a real estate agent, and Matthew is a financial analyst. They currently reside in Middle River, Maryland.

First dance: Adorn by Miguel

Honeymoon: Hawaii

Vendors

Venue: Ceresville Mansion**

Photography: Sarah Wockenfuss Photography**

Cake: Main Street Sweets

Hair & Makeup: Virginia Wilkens Beauty

Entertainment: Wizer Productions

Officiant: Tyrone Bennett

Spring Ostertag Vistas Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Katie + Tom

Katie and Tom met in 2018, shortly after Katie moved to Dayton, Ohio. “When I arrived in town, I went to church that Sunday. After Mass, the parish was advertising a 20s & 30s summer BBQ. I decided to go, and that’s where I met Tom. We later discovered we worked across the street from each other, and Tom asked me to get lunch with him. Our lunches took entirely too long as we had so much in common and enjoyed getting to know each other. Work lunches became weekend lunches and weekend lunches led to our first date in January 2019.”

The couple got engaged in 2020, at the height of COVID. “No restaurants were open for dining, even outdoor dining. When Katie had the idea of a ‘make-up’ Christmas dinner, I knew this was my chance to make it work. On the day of the proposal, my mom suggested that we all dress up for dinner and pretend we had somewhere to go. Katie loved the idea. After dinner, I had her family FaceTime me for the main event. I asked everyone at the table and online one by one why they love their significant other. Once everyone had gone, I told Katie why I love her, and that’s why I want to ask her to marry me.”

Ostertag Vistas, which is owned by Katie’s grandparents, was a natural place to hold their wedding reception. “I had spent so many years watching other people get married there as a child. For us, Ostertag represents family, and no other wedding venue could compete with that.”

110 guests, including a 13-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their May wedding ceremony, held at St John the Evangelist Catholic Church. “My brother played the piano for the psalm, and one of my bridesmaids did the vocals. Our music consisted of timeless hymns on the organ or piano with a very talented soprano cantor.”

Katie repurposed her mother’s veil, and their cake utilized Tom’s parent’s cake topper. They had a bubble send-off into a red convertible mustang. Katie is a mechanical engineer, and Tom is a developmental engineer. They currently live in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

First Dance: I’ll Be, Edwin McCain

Honeymoon: Hawaii

Reception: Ostertag Vistas

Catering: Celebrations

Photography: Taylor Webster Photography

Coordinator: Will and Rose Events

taylor Dessert: Sage Cakery**

Attire: Posh Bridal

Rings: Tess Fine Jewelry

Hair & Makeup: Priscilla M Beauty

Entertainment: DJ Paul Entertainment

Videographer: New Pace Wedding Films

Transportation: Point to Point Limousines

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February Ceresville Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Shelby + Martin

Shelby and Martin met in 2020 on Tinder. “After a week of talking via text messages, we met in Fells Point, Baltimore, on a blistery January evening and had a 7-hour first date. About mid-way through our date, we simultaneously deleted our Tinder profiles, and we have been together ever since.”

The couple got engaged in 2021 on a ski trip with friends in Colorado. “Martin proposed on top of a 12,000-foot mountain. We decided to get married in the winter of the following year so that we could go skiing for our anniversaries.”

85 guests, including a two-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their winter wedding. “We had a beautiful ceremony outside on the Terrace. We had hoped for snow, but it ended up being a gorgeous, sunny February afternoon. Our flower girl was our adorable 2-year-old Goddaughter and our dogs of honor, Lily & Pepper.”

In lieu of favors, Shelby and Martin made donations to the Senior Dog Sanctuary of Maryland and The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research. The couple chose a formal and romantic feel for their wedding decor. “Our wedding colors were blush, ivory, and sage. We went with lots of greenery and White O’Hara roses which have a blush hue to them. We also had a sparkler send-off which was a lot of fun and made for some great photos. We offered late-night snacks to our guests, which was a huge hit: soft pretzels, 7-layer taco dip, and an ice cream crepe station.”

“Our favorite part of the wedding was being able to have everyone together at one location after a long two years of being apart. We danced, ate, drank, laughed, and had an amazing time. Having our two dogs there made our day complete.”

Shelby is a manager for an engineering company, and Martin is a senior system engineer. They currently reside in Glen Burnie, Maryland.

First dance: Always Remember Us This Way, Lady Gaga

Honeymoon: Dominican Republic

Vendors

Venue: Ceresville Mansion**

Photography: Sarah Wockenfuss Photography**

Entertainment: The Dapper DJs**

Transportation: On The Town Limousine**

Jewelry: James Allen

Dessert: Sweet & Savory Bake Shop

Hair: Honeycomb Hair Collective

Makeup: Swept LLC

Lighting: The Lemon Decor

Officiant: Ceremony by Rachael Zajac

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September Bluebird Manor Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Mckendry + Matt

Matt and Mckendry met during the opening of Texas Roadhouse in Frederick in the summer of 2014. “Our first date was at Brewer’s Alley in downtown Frederick and after that night we were inseparable. We dated for a little over six years before we got engaged.”

The couple got engaged at the Georgetown Waterfront in October of 2021. “Matt surprised me with a night away in the city and reserved a suite at the Park Hyatt. After arriving at the hotel we got ready for our dinner reservation which was still a surprise location to me. Once ready we went for a walk down to the waterfront. Walking through the park Matt listed off all the things he loved about me and our relationship over the last several years and then got on one knee once we hit the end of the park right in front of the Potomac. It was the perfect intimate proposal.”

75 guests, including a five-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their outdoor nuptials in September 2021. “Our wedding ceremony was very personal. McKendry’s sister Elyse was our officiant and added many personal touches. We also included a black and tan unity ceremony to give a special nod to Matt’s career as a brewer. It was a big hit.”

“Our color palette was terracotta and slate blue with pops of neutrals and rich fall tones. We went for a semi-formal feel as we wanted it to be nice but also not too stuffy for our guests. We took a moment away by ourselves under the sunset to take everything in and McKendry’s cousin sneakily caught beautiful footage of the intimate moment on his drone. This ended up being one of our favorite moments of the night along with the entire room singing along to ‘thats a’more’ during our cake cutting.”

Mckendry is a hairstylist at Bella Bethesda Salon and Matt is the Brewer at True Respite. They currently reside in Frederick.

First dance: Butterflies, Kasey Musgraves

Vendors

Venue: Bluebird Manor

Catering: Simply Fresh Events

Photography: Vanessa Bennish Photography

Coordination: Lissa Marie Wedding and Events

Dress: Posh Bridal

Dessert: Sage Cakery**

Flowers: Blossom and Basket Boutique **

Entertainment: Shew-sical Entertainment**

Makeup: Fearless Femme Beauty Company

Transportation: Rills Bus Service

Hair: Daisy’s Salon

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Modern August Maryland Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Brittany and Dallas

Brittany and Dallas met in 2016, at a friend’s birthday party in California. “We both had unique interpretations of the dress code and met by complementing each other’s outfits. We spent the rest of the night people-watching and coming up with elaborate fake backstories for the people walking by. It was easy to see that we could have a blast just sitting at a booth and being creative together.”

Dallas proposed in December of 2020 in Houston, Texas during a trip with Brittany’s family. “During my family trips we like to carve out time every day to do something together and we decided to visit the river walk outside of Houston. We walked the river and enjoyed a peaceful quiet morning and Dallas proposed. We spent the rest of the trip in celebration with my family.”

150 guests joined the couple on their August wedding day at Cold Saturday Farm. “We asked a dear friend of ours to officiate. She worked with us together and individually to craft a beautiful ceremony that we will remember forever. Our hound dog Sonny was able to be part of our ceremony and photos. He walked down the aisle with us in a dog tuxedo and sat politely for all the family formal photos. Having him with us was so fun and special.”

Brittany, who worked in the fashion industry, wanted to bring elements of her career to their wedding day. “I wanted a look that was timeless, neutral, and modern. This aesthetic impacted every design choice I made. Coming from the fashion world, I thought I wanted to change into a reception dress, but I couldn’t find anything I loved more than my wedding gown, so I decided to change my hair and makeup instead from the classic clean bridal look for the ceremony and formal photos to my hair down and wild, with darker eyes and liner. I felt badass.”

Brittany is an event coordinator and Dallas is an operations manager. They currently reside in Finksburg, Maryland.

First dance: All Your’n, Tyler Childers

Honeymoon: North Carolina and Italy

Vendors

Venue: Cold Saturday Farm

Catering: Cey’s Catering

Photography: Ariana Joelle Photography

Flowers: Blossom and Baskets Boutique**

Coordinator: Ashley Henson Designs

Attire: The Modern Bride

Jewelry: Artemer

Dessert: Delicious Designs by Danielle

Tent: Elite Tents and Events

Hair & Makeup: Meghan Faulk, True Love Makeup

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October Linganore Winecellars Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Kacie + Liam

Kacie and Liam met in a history class in 2015 during their last semester of community college. “We didn’t talk to each other until about halfway through the semester when I brought in snickerdoodles to try to get Liam’s attention. Lucky for me he had quite the sweet tooth and didn’t turn them down.”

The couple got engaged in 2018 while on a hike in New Mexico. “I decided to take her back to the top of the mountain, where it felt like the top of the world, to propose to my whole world.”

Fifty guests including a four-person wedding party helped the couple celebrate their nuptials at Linganore Winecellars in October.

“We toured quite a few different venues throughout Maryland, but ultimately knew Linganore was the one for us. When we first walked out to their ceremony lawn, the view was just incredible! The way it overlooked the vines, the big open sky above, and how intimate it felt out there – everything about it was amazing.”

The couple chose a rustic color palette of burgundy, ivory, and blush for their decor. “Our florist went above and beyond mixing up centerpieces since we were too indecisive to pick just one, and seamlessly tying it all together from the outdoor ceremony space all the way inside. We had bistro lights above the dance floor which helped make it feel cozier and created such an incredible atmosphere.”

Kacie and Liam currently reside in Ellicott City.

First dance: Dance with Me by Morgan Evans

Vendors

Venue: Linganore Winecellars**

Photography: Sarah Wockenfuss Photography**

Catering: Fine Cuisine

Coordinator: Celebrated Events, Karen Farrow

Dessert: Sage Cakery**

Flowers: Blossom & Basket Boutique **

Hair: Hair by Adrienne LLC

Entertainment: Coast 2 Coast Productions

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Summer Vineyard Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Jason + Morgan

Jason and Morgan grew up in the same neighborhood. “Whether it was swimming, sledding, or touch football, all the neighborhood kids would meet and play for hours on end. At that time we had no way of knowing our future spouse was standing right there, but when we reconnected in the summer of 2016 there was a spark and we had a lot of catching up to do.”

The couple got engaged on Labor Day weekend in 2019 at Black Ankle Vineyards. “I walked into the vines because Jason pointed out some delicious-looking grapes and then came out with fresh rock on my finger. I thought the excitement was over but when we got to the tasting room I was met by over twenty of our closest friends and family members.”

150 guests, including a twelve-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their wedding day in June. “We were nervous wrecks as the forecast predicted storms all evening. As fate would have it, we had nothing but blue skies and sunshine outside of a brief shower, which actually produced a double rainbow. Jason’s Aunt was our officiant and told our story to those in attendance. We exchanged our own vows and there were very few dry eyes in the crowd. Jason swept me off my feet and carried me out in front of everyone.”

Morgan and Jason chose a rustic wedding theme, using lots of greenery and vines for their semi-formal wedding at Black Ankle Vineyards. “Our family lives next to the vineyard so it has always been a special place for us. Unmatched scenery, rolling hills, and incredible wine. What else do you need?”

Jason is an Intelligence Analyst and Morgan is a high school health and physical education teacher. They currently reside in Sykesville, Maryland.

First dance: You Got What I Need, Joshua Radin

Honeymoon: Hawaii

Vendors

Venue: Black Ankle Vineyards

Photography: Valerie Michelle Photography**

Catering: P.I.G.S

Dessert: Dandelion Bakery

Rentals: Elite Tents and Events

Hair & Makeup: Kait Jones

Entertainment: Andy Gotsch, Baltimore’s DJ

October Holly Hills Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Nick + Carmen

Nick and Carmen met while working at Holly Hills Country Club in 2013. “He was a lifeguard and I worked in the snack shop. It sounds so cliche, but our eyes met across a crowded pool deck and we clicked instantly.”

The couple got engaged in December of 2019. “Nick planned a weekend getaway to New York City, which is one of his favorite places and somewhere I had never been before. Nick was so excited to show me around. On our last night of the trip, we went and saw the Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Center where Nick made the trip one I would never forget by getting down on one knee and asking me to marry him.”

102 guests including a four-person wedding party helped Carmen and Nick celebrate their October nuptials. “We asked my uncle and godfather to marry us because we both wanted someone who knew us to officiate our wedding. It took place on the lawn outside the Holly Hills mansion overlooking the golf course. We always knew that we wanted to get married at Holly Hills because it’s where our love story started. We are just lucky the place we met is also one of the most beautiful wedding venues in Frederick with amazing views and wonderful staff.”

The couple chose a color palette of navy, blush, and gold for their wedding decor. “We wanted our wedding to feel classic and timeless. But our goal was for everyone to feel comfortable. If that meant a formal three-piece suit or jeans and a t-shirt we didn’t care, as long as everyone had a great time.”

Carmen is a legislative aide and Nick is a project manager at a pharmaceutical company. They reside in Frederick.

First dance: Your Song, Elton John

Honeymoon: Sandals Montego Bay

Vendors

Venue: Holly Hills Country Club**

Photography: Sullivan Photography

Dress: TLC Bridal Boutique**

Dessert: Sage Cakery**

Flowers: Blossom & Basket Boutique**

Entertainment: Dapper DJs**

Alterations: Executive Tailoring

Hair & Makeup: Becky Watson

Rings: Reeds Jewelers

Favors: Angie’s Cookie Cottage

Travel Agent: Wishes Family Travel

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Springfield Manor Brunch Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: John + Emma

John and Emma met in April 2018 in the machine shop at Grove City College where they were both attending school and on the SAE Baja team, a racing competition to build off-road vehicles that can withstand harsh elements and rough terrain. “Our team was packing up for the annual Nationals race. We got to know each other the very next week at the race.”

The couple got engaged in April of 2021. “I took Emma for a walk around a local park with a very poorly mapped frisbee golf course. Under the pretense of mapping the course ourselves, I turned on my GPS watch’s tracking mode as we wandered through the woods and fields. What Emma did not know, is that my every step was taken by calculation and practice, as I had planned and tested this exact walk a few times on my own already. By the time we were done, the GPS map overlay we had created was actually a gigantic spelling out of ‘Marry Me?’”

Ninety guests were in attendance for their July wedding, including a six-person wedding party. “Our ceremony was deeply interwoven with our Christian faith. We concluded our ceremony by partaking in communion as our first act as a married couple.”

The couple wanted their wedding to reflect their laid-back personalities while also reflecting the gravity and sanctity of the commitment they were making. “We loved the idea of an outdoor wedding, since we both love spending time outdoors, and as we both love breakfast food, we decided a brunch wedding would be ideal.”

They chose peach and blue as their wedding colors and incorporated lots of meaningful details into their day. “Our wedding bands were John’s great great grandparents. John’s bow tie was made by his sister out of fabric that was a table cloth made by his great-grandmother for his parent’s wedding. Emma’s necklace was a gift from her aunt and grandmother.”

John is a design engineer for Honda Development and Manufacturing of America and Emma is a mechanical engineer for the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory. They currently reside Accokeek, Maryland.

First dance: The Marriage Prayer, John Waller

Honeymoon: Acadia National Park

Vendors

Venue: Springfield Manor**

Catering: The Carriage House**

Photography: Ica Images

Dessert: Tastefully Ever After

Flowers: Blossom & Basket**

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Reception: Holly Hills Country Club**

July Holly Hills Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Alison and Josh

Josh and Alison met through a friend in 2012 while Alison was attending St. Vincent College. The couple got engaged at Sugarloaf Mountain and celebrated with a trip to Attaboy and Idiom, two breweries in Downtown Frederick.

Ninety-seven guests were in attendance, including a ten-person wedding party for their July 2021 wedding, which was postponed a year due to Covid-19. “We decided to postpone it a year and wanted to move it outside to make our guests feel more comfortable.”

The traditional Catholic ceremony was held at Saint Katharine Drexel, followed by a reception, at Holly Hills Country Club. “We decided to have our wedding in Frederick because it is where we call home and there are a lot of fun things to do here. Holly Hills stood out to us because of the beautiful views.”

The couple chose a color palette of navy and dusty rose for their laid-back wedding, as well as several nods to their hometown of Pittsburgh which included a traditional cookie table and Pittsburgh-themed corn hole board. They also had a sparkler exit to finish off their Independence Day weekend wedding.

Alison is a Spanish Teacher in Washington County and Josh works for the National Institute of Health. They currently reside in Frederick.

First dance: Living of Love by The Avett Brothers

Honeymoon: Iceland

Vendors

Ceremony: Saint Katherine Drexel Catholic Church

Photography: Maddy Williams Photography

Dessert: Sweet and Savory Bake Shop

Flowers: Blossom and Basket**

Alterations: Elegant Forever Bridal

Entertainment: Tony Pecora

Transportation: On The Town Limousine**

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Photography: Valerie Michelle Photography**

Outdoor October Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Alexa + Matt

Matt and Alexa met in 2014 while both working at a bar. “He was the manager, I was a hostess and we were both in different relationships at that time. We quickly became good friends through work, but eventually went our separate ways. About a year later, Matt reached out to me for some help with marketing on his real estate business and I was so excited for the opportunity. We picked up right where we had left off and realized there was clearly more than just friendship between us.”

The couple got engaged at the end of 2019, when Alexa had just returned from a friend’s bridal shower. “While I was gone Matt went over to my dad’s house to ask for his blessing. Matt’s original plan was to propose the following day in Annapolis, but when I got home he just couldn’t help himself. He proposed to me in the middle of our kitchen. He got down on one knee and just said, ‘BOOM! Will you marry me?’ He then followed that with the beautiful speech he had planned, but our families joke that he was so nervous that he went completely blank and all he could think to say was a sound effect.”

Eighty guests, including a six-person wedding party, were in attendance for their October 2020 nuptials. “We held our ceremony overlooking the beautiful rolling hills at Linganore Winecellars. Along with greenery, roses, and blue thistle, my wedding bouquet also had sunflowers in memory of my mom. While we had our ceremony at Linganore Winecellars, we held our reception at a local farm.”

First dance: Can’t Help Falling In Love – Kina Grannis version

Honeymoon: Florida

Vendors

Ceremony: Linganore Winecellars**

Reception: Idlewild Farm

Catering: Fine Cuisine

Dessert: Starry Night Bakery

Rentals: Allied Party Rentals

Hair & Makeup: Glam Bridal Beauty

Entertainment: Everything Entertainment

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September Sunday Brunch Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Kaitlin and Kevin

Kaitlin and Kevin met on a dating app and went on their first date in Washington, DC. “We talked for hours over drinks. We were out so long, Kevin wound up getting a parking ticket at the metro. I thought that would end things on a sour note and there’d be no second date – but he quickly texted me that it had been totally worth it.”

Kevin proposed while the couple was out to dinner with friends. “Just before dessert, Kevin began retelling a humorous story from a date we had at the same restaurant over two years ago. On that date, Kevin was so enraptured by his after-dinner coffee that he didn’t see the check on the table. When I asked if he wanted to split it, he thought I was talking about the coffee and said, ‘No, order your own.’ At the conclusion of his story, he turned to me and said, ‘While I didn’t want to share my coffee with you then, I would love to share the rest of my life with you.’”

Forty-seven guests celebrated the couple’s September wedding, including a six-person wedding party. “Our flower girl Sylvie walked down with our ‘groomsdog’ Theodore and stole the show. For our personal thoughts, I read him my light-hearted but sincere sentiments, and he read a love poem that he wrote.”

Kaitlin and Kevin chose to have a Sunday brunch wedding. “We embraced the brunch theme through the menu with a chicken and waffles station and custom mimosas and had personalized ‘Sunday morning wedding newspapers’ which served as programs and a source of entertainment for guests.”

Face masks for the guests were handmade by Kevin’s mother in their wedding colors. Guests also received a “Spread Love, Not Germs” hand sanitizer upon arrival.

Kaitlin is a regulatory analyst and Kevin is a program manager. They currently reside in Reston, Virginia.

First Dance: “Love Someone” by Lukas Graham
Honeymoon: Disney

Vendors
Venue: Ceresville Mansion**
Photography – Photography by Tracie
photobooth – FlippyBooth
Flowers: Blossom and Basket Boutique**
Hair & Makeup: Glam Bridal Beauty
Entertainment: Shew-Sical Entertainment**
Dress: Love Couture Bridal
Suit: Dash’s of Old Town
Dessert: Piece O’ Cake LLC
Officiant: Reverend Ron Reeves

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September Caboose Farm Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Kimberly + Kristyn

Kimberly and Kristyn met online as they both finished up their last semesters in college. “A year and a half later we moved down to North Carolina to pursue our law enforcement careers. We have now been together for over five years.”

Kristyn planned out a perfect proposal at a local Christmas tree farm. “I found a photographer in North Carolina who helped me plan our surprise engagement photoshoot. I knew if I told Kim to wear a nice outfit for something I had planned she would know something was up. Instead, I told her that I wanted to get professional pictures taken for a Christmas card that year. The photographer captured those moments that we will cherish for a lifetime. We knew we were not in a rush to get married. We enjoyed being engaged for an entire year before even starting to plan.”

120 guests were in attendance for their outdoor September 2019 nuptials, including a twelve-personal wedding party. “The wedding party was transported to our ceremony site by hayride after guests had already arrived. Koozies and beverages were stationed at the site for the ceremony. Both of our parents accompanied each of us as we walked down the aisle and Kim’s uncle officiated the ceremony.”

The couple chose navy and blush as their decor colors and implemented a rustic theme to complement their venue, Caboose Farm. “We incorporated sunflowers and wood accents. Our wedding had a semi-formal feel and utilized outdoor space for the ceremony.”

The wedding band, Pork Chops and Ham Hocks, were their good friends from Raleigh. “It was one of the best things about our wedding. They completely nailed the entertainment for the evening and learned several songs at our request. They performed our first dance live which was such a personal touch.”

Kimberly and Kristyn are both police officers with the Raleigh Police Department in North Carolina.

First dance: Forever Starts Today – Tim Halperin
Honeymoon: St. John, US Virgin Islands

Vendors

Venue: Caboose Farm**
Catering: Monica Kelso
Photography: Jessi Vaughn
Rings: Diamonds Direct
Dessert: Starseed Bakery
Flowers: Blossom and Basket**
Hair & Makeup: The Beauty Company
Band: Pork Chops and Ham Hocks
Videography: Kevin Rist
Transportation: On The Town Limousines**

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December Ceresville Holiday-themed Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Joe + Adrianne

Joe and Adrianne attended high school together but ended up showing back up in each other’s lives later on. “We went out a few times and took a trip to Aruba. After that, the rest is history, we’ve been together for close to five years.”

“After we had our daughter, Marceline, we knew we wanted to get married. Joe proposed the day we closed on our first family home together, after a celebratory dinner in downtown Frederick.”

One hundred guests, including a six-person wedding party, helped the couple to celebrate their December 2019 nuptials. “We had a traditional procession into a handfasting ceremony, which Joe’s father officiated. It made the whole event feel personal.”

Joe and Adrianne chose to be unique in their wedding decor. “We said to each other that we wanted the look of a classic Christmas theme in black white and gold, mixed with the Addams Family, Victorian, and just a little spooky.”

The couple was nervous about their first dance in front of so many people. “We put out the invitation for everyone to come dance with us after the first verse of the song. Once this happened, the room just felt like pure love, with everyone dancing together around us. A moment we will both treasure.”

Joe is a video game developer and Adrianne is a salon owner. They reside in Frederick.

First dance: Wouldn’t it be Nice, The Beach Boys

Vendors

Venue: Ceresville Mansion**

Photography: Nesh Photography

Flowers: Blossom and Basket**

Hair & Makeup: Meg Herdering

Cake: Cakes to Die For

Entertainment: Wizer Productions

Transportation: A Touch of Class

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August Ceresville Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Kevin + Megan

Kevin and Megan met in a high school library over 10 years ago. “When we sat across from each other, we had no idea that we would one day marry each other in front of our closest friends and family.”

Kevin proposed to Megan on a hike at the Monocacy Aqueduct with their dog, Max. “I didn’t know was that Max’s vest contained an engagement ring Kevin had picked out weeks before. We walked for a while and eventually stopped to take pictures as a family. Instead of setting a timer for our camera, Kevin pressed play and got the entire proposal on camera.”

75 guests attended their August nuptials, including a 12-personal wedding party. “A few raindrops fell as we read our vows, but no one remembers those drops. Everyone, however, remembers the teardrops falling from Kevin’s face – he was a little emotional. We were announced husband and wife, we kissed, and our niece made the entire crowd laugh by screaming, ‘runaway groom!’”

The couple chose burgundy and champagne for their wedding decor colors. “We wanted our guests to feel welcomed, but most importantly, we wanted our guests to feel safe because of COVID-19 concerns. This was a very important event for our families and many hours went into making the day possible.” The two left the venue via a sparkler send-off.

Megan is a counseling intern at FCPS and Kevin is a paralegal. They currently reside in Frederick.

First dance: I Get To Love You, RUELLE

Vendors

Venue: Ceresville Mansion**

Photography: Spence Photographics**

Dress: TLC Bridal Boutique**

Dessert: Angel Cakes

Alterations: Executive Tailoring

Entertainment: The Dapper DJs**

Lighting: Mark Henry Events

Transportation: On The Town Limousines**

Officiant: Joyce Hilbery**

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Venue: Ceresville Mansion**

September Ceresville Military Wedding :: Real Frederick Weddings :: Haley and Matt

Matt and Haley met on Tinder. “At first I didn’t believe that he was actually a real person because of some of the comments he would make. I would soon learn that he was just a naturally funny and sarcastic guy. We had our first date at a small bar in Westminster and talked non-stop all night.”

Matt proposed during a winter photoshoot that his mother had set up. “Matt didn’t tell anyone that he had planned to propose during the shoot, but was hoping his mom could capture my genuine reaction and the moment. When Matt got down on one knee, he said, ‘Are we getting married or what’ in true Matt fashion. His thoughtfulness to capture that in photos for us was the greatest gift. I’m so happy I can look back at the exact moment our lives changed forever.”

140 guests, including a 12-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their September nuptials at Ceresville Mansion. “Our wedding ceremony was very special because my grandfather was our officiant. From the music to my grandfather, to seeing my handsome Marine as I walked down the aisle, was truly the most beautiful thing.”

The couple chose a semi-formal theme for their wedding. “We wanted our guests to be comfortable in case it was a hot September day, but to also class it up some for the elegant vibe Ceresville Mansion gives off. We didn’t have a specific theme, but our colors were wine, champagne, and soft green. I enjoyed the small details of the wedding. The signs that were handmade, the donut stand Matt made, and the candles my mom and I made. The personal touches are some of my favorites.”

Matt is a Marine and a mason. Haley is an embryologist. They currently reside in Westminster, Maryland.

first dance: Chicago, You’re the inspiration

honeymoon: Hawaii

Vendors

Photography: Valerie Michelle Photography**

Rigs: Littman Jewelers

Cake: Debbie Brown

Donuts: Fractured Prune

Alterations: Precise Stitchery

Hair & Makeup: Bladerunner Hair Nail and Skin

Entertainment & lighting: DJ Tabasko

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Summer Rock Creek Farm Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Ryan + Katherine

Ryan and Katherine attended Linganore high school together but didn’t meet until after graduating, through mutual friends. “We have been together since 2011. We started dating our sophomore year in college.”

Ryan proposed during the Christmas season in 2017 with both of their families present. “It was perfect. He strung lights up on the back gate at his parent’s house that said ‘Will you marry me’ and had champagne on the table. I was in total shock.”

One hundred twenty-five guests attended their June 2019 nuptials, including a nine-person wedding party. “Our ceremony was short and sweet. A family friend of ours married us, and it was right in front of the pond. It was a beautiful day.”

The couple chose a coral and floral theme for their wedding decor. “Rene from Blossom and Basket and my mother really helped with the color scheme and rentals. Having the barn made it laid-back but also formal. We wanted everyone to have a good time and to be comfortable.”

The couple looked at several wedding venues. “We wanted a brewery that had more of a rustic feel, but they never could hold enough people. My mom heard of the venue we chose; it was very new at the time. It was the last one we looked at, and right when we got there, we both knew it was the one. We decided on a June wedding because we are summer people.”

Ryan is a digital signal processing engineer, and Katherine is a laboratory technician. The couple resides in Jefferson, Maryland.

First dance: Make you feel my Love, Adele

Vendors

Venue: Rock Creek Farm**

Catering: Celebrations Catering

Photography: Captured by Candice

Makeup: Makeup by Mary “Katie” Engle

Entertainment: Rick Rohn Disc Jockey Productions

Transportation: On the Town Limousines**

Stationery: Blossom and Basket Boutique**

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Elegant Country Riverside On the Potomac Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Charles + Brooke

Charles and Brooke met at a bonfire in 2012. The couple got engaged on Charles’ birthday in January 2016. Charles set up large signs in a riding arena and proposed when Brooke walked in with a horse in hand, “just as I had always dreamed of.”

One hundred thirty guests, including a nine-person person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their wedding day. Brooke, a fan of Elvis, walked down the aisle to “Can’t Help Falling in Love.” “Our ceremony was perfectly tailored to how we feel about each other, and to focus on the beauty the day was bringing.”

Charles and Brooke chose an “elegant country with a touch of Texas” theme for their wedding decor. “We had sunflowers, blue roses, and cotton galore. Horseshoes everywhere and cowbells here and there.” The couple used a saddle as their guestbook to continue the country decor theme.

The bottom half and the sleeves on Brooke’s wedding dress were part of her mother’s wedding dress. Another part of her mother’s dress was used to create a dress for the flower girl.

Charles is a custom farming and trucking business owner, and Brooke is a receptionist at and barn hand. They reside in Frederick.

first dance: Together, Josh Ward

honeymoon: Mexico

Vendors

Venue: Riverside On the Potomac

Catering: CarterQue BBQ**

Photographer: Sarah Wockenfuss Photography **

Coordination: Delia Anne Event Planning

Entertainment: Dapper DJs**

Dress: Posh Bridal

Dessert: Stonehouse Cakery**

Rentals: Grand Event Rentals**

Alterations: Chapel and Court Tailoring

Hair & Makeup: DC Beauty Squad

Videographer: KJR Studio**

Officiant: MDDC Weddings**

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Winter Thorpewood Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Dean and Danielle

Dean and Danielle met online about five years ago. Dean proposed on Danielle’s work trip to England. “Dean met me at the end of my trip to London where he proposed on the Westminster Bridge and then we spent the next week traveling around Italy together.”

100 guests were in attendance for their indoor January nuptials include a ten-person bridal party. The bridesmaids carried lanterns instead of bouquets of flowers to tie in with the winter theme. “It was a beautiful ceremony in front of the fireplace at ThorpeWood. It was just so cozy as we watched the snow falling outside.”

The couple chose a color palette of wine, greenery, and wood for their wedding decor. “We wanted a winter wedding. We visited Thorpewood the December a year before our wedding and we could see how beautiful it was in the winter. We also had a special camping trip up in Catoctin when we first started dating. It was where we first said I love you, so it was the perfect place to get married. The snow is all I wanted and we got it. It made the day so special since it really was one of a few snowy days in Maryland this winter.”

Dean is a salesman and Danielle is an analyst. They currently reside in Arbutus, Maryland.

First dance: Then, Brad Paisley

Vendors

Getting Ready: Courtyard Marriott, Frederick**

Venue: Mountain Memories at Thorpewood**

Photography: Spence Photographics**

Catering: Canapes**

Flowers: Blossom and Baskets Boutique**

Entertainment: Shew-sical Entertainment**

Alterations: Precise Stitchery

Ceremony music: Lattie Reddoch (piano), Brian Chung (Violin), Gabriella Papillo (Cello)

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Elegant Christmas Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Daniel and Brooke

In the fall of 2011Brooke was a sophomore at the University of Maryland auditioning to be a campus tour guide. “I was lucky enough to be one of the judges for her try-out, and as she started dropping fun facts about what our campus had to offer, I was smitten. We were paired up together as guides, she as my trainee, and spent every Thursday sharing our love for UMD with visitors. By the end of the semester, we realized giving tours together would soon be over, but we didn’t want to stop seeing each other. So, I asked her to go steady that winter and we’ve been inseparable ever since.”

Daniel proposed to Brooke in the winter of 2018. “Winter has always been a special time for us and I knew proposing to her during that time of year would be a magical moment we would never forget. We had been talking about it for a while, but Brooke notoriously figures out all of my surprises, so I knew that this would completely catch her off guard.”

100 guests, including a six-person bridal party, helped the couple celebrate their December wedding day. “Our ceremony took place outside at dusk until twinkling star lights and surrounded by Christmas lights. We wanted to make sure both of our families felt very included so we both walked our parents down the aisle with us.”

The couple wanted an “Elegant Christmas with a touch of magic” feel for their wedding. “We’ve been describing it as the perfect hallmark Christmas movie wedding. We wanted our guests to not only feel cozy and warm with our hot cocoa bar, the multiple fireplaces lit, and the candles everywhere, but also feel that sense of magic that Dan and & have always felt about each other.”

Daniel is an Assistant Director of Admissions at George Washington University and Brooke is a Government Relations Professional at Deloitte. They currently reside in Silver Spring.

First dance: Dearest, The Black Keys

Honeymoon: Hawaii

Vendors

Venue: Ceresville Mansion**

Photography: Lisa Robin Photography

Dessert: Piece O’Cake

Flowers: Blossom & Basket**

Entertainment: The Dapper DJs**

Favors: Velatis

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September Glen Ellen Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Sean + Katie

Sean met Katie at her workplace. “We had a lot of mutual friends, he had an interest in me first and I was seeing someone. Once that ended I made sure to let him know I was single. We hung out one night and never really left each other’s side.”

Sean proposed a week after they purchased their first house together. “We were at home and we were sitting on the couch talking about the house and decorating it. He went upstairs, got the ring & asked. He said it was so hard because we tell each other everything and he was forced to keep this secret.”

120 guests, including an eight-person bridal party, helped the couple celebrate their nuptials at Glen Ellen Farm. “We both grew up in Frederick with most of our family and friends living here so we knew we wanted to get married in Frederick. We attended a wedding at this venue two years ago and I fell in love with it. I told him that day I wanted to get married there.”

Katie and Sean chose a blush pink and navy blue color palette for their wedding decor. “I wanted a formal wedding with elegance. Our day was amazing. Sean and I have the most amazing group of friends and family. Our wedding party was so fun. There was never a dull moment and we laughed all day long.”

Katie is a waitress and Sean is a water quality technician. They currently reside in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.

First dance: All of Me, John legend

Honeymoon: Florida

Vendors

Venue: Glen Ellen Farm

Photography: Leila Christine Photography

Catering: CarterQue**

Coordination: Pineapple and Prosecco Events

Bouquets: Blossom & Basket Boutique**

Hair: Stepheni Lolli & Kelsey Six

Makeup: JVC studio

Dessert: Diane’s Cupcakery

Entertainment: DJ Paul Surreal

Transportation: On the Town Limo**

Moongate: Wildflower Weddings

Centerpieces – Dream Floral & Design

Lashes: Indellibelle

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Summer Musket Ridge Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Brooks + Marissa

Brooks and Melissa met In 2013 their parents bought houses in the same neighborhood, across the street from each other. “We found out that we both attended the same college and were starting our senior year that fall. Once we were back at school, we began dating and have been together ever since.”

The proposal came at a surprise party for Marissa’s mother. “While I was busy planning a birthday party, Brooks was planning to propose. It was a perfect opportunity since all of our family and friends were already there to celebrate. After reading a giant sign that read, ‘Marissa will you marry me?’ and seeing him down on one knee holding the most perfect ring, how could I say no?”

160 guests joined the couple at Musket Ridge Country Club last June, including nine bridesmaids and nine groomsmen. “We wanted it to be very personal. We had a close friend say a reading and Brooks’ former baseball coach was our officiant.”

The couple chose to have bright colors as part of their wedding decor to play up the summer season. “Our florist did an amazing job bringing in all the colors in our bouquets and arrangements. Along with the bright summer colors, we added accents of gold with votives, vases, and picture frames. We also had a late-night hot dog bar during the reception- it was a huge hit.”

Brooks is a sales analyst and Marissa is a queue coordinator. They currently reside in Glen Burnie, Maryland.

First dance: Speechless by Dan + Shay

Honeymoon: Jamaica

Vendors

Getting Ready: Fairfield Inn & Suites

Venue: Musket Ridge**

Photography: Urban Row Photography

Dress: Posh Bridal

Transportation: On the Town Limousine**

Suits: Capital Custom Clothiers

Dessert: Sweet and Savory Bake Shop

Hair: Heather Rae Style Studio

Makeup: Leanne Parr

Entertainment: Bill Wizer Productions

Videographer: Lee Russell Films

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September Musket Ridge Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Amanda and Dan

Amanda and Dan have known each other since childhood. “In more recent years, his cousin introduced us to each other at a Sunday football get together, and we hit it off. We’ve been together for almost 3 years now.”

Dan proposed at Amanda’s birthday dinner. “We went to Dutch’s Daughter with my family. We got through dinner and ordered dessert. I ordered chocolate mousse and thought something was weird when mine came out on a covered plate. The waiter set the plate in front of me, removed the cover, and revealed the plate with, “Will you marry me?” written in chocolate and my ring sitting there.”

155 guests, including seven bridesmaids and seven groomsmen, attended their September nuptials at Musket Ridge.

“The weather was beautiful. Our ceremony was short and sweet. My uncle officiated the wedding, which was really special. We also did a short sand ceremony, which included sand from Ocean City, Maryland, the beach we went to growing up and Marco Island, Florida, our honeymoon spot.”

The couple chose a color palette of navy and burgundy for their reception decor. “I think what made our day fun and unique was the people we had there to celebrate with us, as well as stand by our sides. Our wedding party was comprised of our family and closest friends, so they mean everything to us. It was so nice to have our best people standing by our sides to make our day that much more special.”

Amanda is a registered nurse and Dan is a concrete contractor. They currently reside in Manchester, Maryland.

First dance: Everybody Loves Somebody – Dean Martin

Honeymoon: Marco Island, FL

Vendors

Venue: Catoctin Hall at Musket Ridge**

Photography: Sarah Wockenfuss Photography**

Dress: Love It! at Stellas

Jewelry: Shipley’s Fine Jewelry

Dessert: Piece O’ Cake, LLC

Flowers: Blossom and Basket Boutique**

Hair & Makeup: The Beauty Company, LLC

Entertainment: Digital Sounds Baltimore

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May the 4th ThorpeWood Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding : Kim + Charles

Kim and Charles met through the Navy, then reconnected years later. Charles proposed as Kim was returning from a trip to Poland. “He came downstairs to help me carry my bags up. Once we entered into the apartment he greeted me with a dozen lilies, my favorite flower. Then led me up to our balcony to show me the work he had done. He had hung twinkle lights from the overhead. Then he asked me to marry him.”

90 guests were in attendance for their outdoor ceremony at ThorpeWood in Thurmont this May, including their two-person bridal party. Charles’ brother officiated the ceremony. “We chose to do a handfasting. Our vows were short and sweet and included the quote from Star Wars, ‘I love you’ ‘I know’”

The couple chose “vintage romantic garden party feel” with some “understated Star Wars” decor due to the significant sate of their wedding, May the 4th. The couple designed and created Star Warms-themed centerpieces for the reception tables and included all of our nieces and nephews into their wedding day.

Kim and Charles are both in the military and are currently live in Naples. Italy.

First dance: Waiting on a Girl Like You, The Foreigner

Vendors
Venue: Mountain Memories at ThorpeWood**
Catering: Canapes**
Photography: Mel Kay Photography
Flowers: Blossom & Basket Boutique**
Entertainment: Shewsical Entertainment**

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Burgundy Springfield Manor Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Allyson and Chris

Chris and Allyson met in high school. “We dated for two weeks our junior year. We began dating seriously right after he joined the military in 2011. We were long-distance while he was in the Army. He lived in Texas and DC while I lived in West Virginia completing college.”

When Allyson finished college at West Virginia University, she moved to Orange, Virginia, where Chris was attending The University of Virginia. “We were moving into our apartment and when I walked into the apartment for the first time prior to moving our items in, there was a table set up with rainbow roses, champagne, and chocolate-covered strawberries. Chris proposed and I said yes.”

95 guests were in attendance for their May nuptials at Springfield Manor, including a nine-person bridal party. “We included a pinky promise after our vows and we planted a unity fern.”

The couple chose burgundy and blush for their wedding decor. “We used geometric terrariums as centerpieces and hexagon marble tiles as place cards. We incorporated succulents and eucalyptus leaves into our flower arrangements.”

While both Allyson and Chris enjoyed elements from each part of their wedding day, Allyson shared her favorite memory, “was the rainbow that occurred during our reception. It threatened to rain all day and it held out until the ceremony and pictures concluded.”

Allyson teaches kindergarten and Chris works as a contractor at the Pentagon. They currently reside in Point of Rocks.

First dance: Until My Dying Day, Matt McCloskey

Vendors
Venue: Springfield Manor**
Catering: Carriage House Inn**
Photography: A Natural Portrayal Photography**
Dress: Posh Bridal**
Flowers: Blossom and Basket Boutique**
Makeup: MADE Makeup**
Entertainment: Shew-sical Entertainment**
Suit: Men’s Wearhouse
Jewelry: Littmans Jewelers
Hair: Kalon Salon
Videographer: Lancaster Film Company

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Katie + Tim’s Holly Hills November Wedding :: Real Frederick Weddings

Katie and Tim met while attending Salisbury University at a Fellowship of Christian Athletes meeting. “We both played on varsity teams. He played football and I played volleyball.”

Tim proposed to Katie on a trip to Deep Creek “I thought I would surprise him with a great getaway during MLK weekend. As we took a walk to the lake, I was the one who got the greatest surprise.”

120 guests were in attendance for their November nuptials at Holly Hills Country Club, including five bridesmaids and five groomsmen.

“Our vows were mainly traditional, with a few personal twists including promises of laughter, volleyball, and popcorn. It was a bit quicker than most since we wanted as much time on the dance floor as we could get.”

Simple yet elegant greenery, golds, navy, and maroon made up their wedding decor. “Our wedding day was two days after Thanksgiving. It barely broke 40 degrees and poured the entire day. And it was perfect. Everything was inside and looked amazing, and the moody photos we got in the rain are stunning. “

First Dance: “Forever Like That” – Ben Rector
Honeymoon: Jamaica

Vendors

Venue: Holly Hills Country Club**
Photography: Nate Bittinger Photography
Attire: David’s Bridal and BlackTux
Dessert: Ed’s Country Bakery
Flowers: Blossom and Basket**
Makeup: Airbrush Faces
Entertainment: Shew-sical Entertainment**
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November Holly Hills Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Kaitlin + Chase

Kaitlin and Chase met on their first day of military service at their first duty station in Kansas. “We knew the moment we met each other that our relationship would result in marriage. The proposal happened the weekend before I was deploying for nine months.”

95 guests were in attendance for their November nuptials at Holly Hills Country Club, including six bridesmaids and five groomsmen. “I loved seeing Chase’s reaction when I began walking down the aisle. My veil actually flew off the moment our pastor announced our kiss, but it ended up pretty adorable.”

The couple chose a color palette of navy and blush for their decor. “Holly Hills Country Club was outstanding with every single detail. Since I was deployed, my mom actually toured the venue for me and gave me a full review. She’s my best friend and I trusted her opinion.”

Both Kaitlin and Chase are Army combat medics. They are currently stationed in Junction City, Kansas.

First Dance: Beautiful Crazy – Luke Combs

Vendors:

Venue: Holly Hills Country Club**
Flowers: Blossom & Baske t **
Photography: Vanessa Lynn Visions
Dress: Amanda Ritchey Bridal
Hair & Makeup: Vintage Veils
Favors: Calvert Kettle Corn