Brian and Anna's Wedding in Hobart, Indiana

The story of our wedding

Our wedding venue has been chosen since the day Brian asked me to be his girlfriend, we just didnt know it yet. We went apple picking at County Line Orchard and in the patches of sunflowers he asked me to be his girlfriend while handing me a sunflower. We decided each year to go back on our anniversary and ended up recreating the picture we took that first day. A few years down the road we got engaged on a cruise ship to the Bahamas, it was magical. It didnt take us long to decide that we wanted to get married where our relationship had began. Not only was it meaninful to us as a couple, but it truly captured our personalities as well.

We took our engagement photos at County Line which turned out beautiful. On the day of our wedding I was in awe of how the space was set up. I am a big fan of fairy lights everywhere and they lit up the room in a magical way. Us girls got ready on site in the bridal silo, which that itself was gorgeous. We all drank mimosas, laughed, and got ready for the day ahead. Brian was dead set against doing a first look because he wanted the first time seeing me to be walking down the aisle, so we worked around that a little to get some pictures beforehand around a doorway and with him standing underneath the window of the bridal silo. These made for some amazing pictures! It was truly worth the wait on seeing eachother and Brian had the sweetest reaction to seeing me walking down the aisle. We had the cutest lemonade stand set up at the ceremony, which guests loved because it was a pretty warm day and we had an outdoor ceremony. For our reception entrances our bridesmaids and groomsmen all did themes from "The Office" which was hilarious and a big hit! Some did the office olympics skits, another couple "spilled the pot of chili", and our best man and maid of honor did "The Scarn". We had so much fun with it all. During dinner we had a flash mob with Brian's parents friends which they do at all of their kids weddings, I was a part of it and we had a blast! My favorite part was mine and Brian's first dance though, we had the traditional slow dance to our song "Die A Happy Man" by Thomas Rhett and at the end it cut out and we had a surprise choreographed upbeat dance. Brian did so good for not being much of a dancer! The guests all loved it and joined the dance floor at the end of it. We had a late night taco cart for snacks (this was a huge hit) and cant forget the donut wall with County Line's famous apple cider donuts!! The day was absolutely perfect and we could not have asked for a better venue, weather, and friends and family to share the day with.