Outdoor Intimate Cottage Wedding

Huron County

Jenni & Spencer

Under the golden embrace of a radiant summer sun, Jenni and Spencer celebrated their love in an enchanting outdoor wedding, set upon a sprawling 7-acre paradise. Nestled within this idyllic oasis stood a magnificently restored 1878 stone house, lovingly crafted into a sanctuary of timeless beauty by the skilled hands of Cynthia and Kent Weber. 

This historic dwelling was not merely a house; it was an immersive experience, where every stone whispered tales of a bygone era, and every corner held the echoes of a rich and storied past. The air was perfumed with the scent of blooming flowers, as the property boasted expansive flower fields that painted the landscape in vibrant hues, creating the perfect backdrop for capturing the couple's tender and intimate moments.

Surrounded by the serene embrace of nature, Jenni and Spencer's wedding was an authentic tribute to love, blending seamlessly with the rustling leaves and the melodic songs of birds. The joyous occasion was a photographer's dream, a tapestry of emotions and connections woven into the very fabric of the sunlit meadows. Every stolen glance, every heartfelt touch was immortalized in the lens, a testament to the pure and unbridled happiness that permeated the day.

Under the azure sky, amidst the gentle rustle of leaves and the soft caress of a summer breeze, this close-to-nature celebration unfolded, promising a lifetime of happiness for the newlyweds. In this sun-kissed haven, where love and nature intertwined, Jenni and Spencer's wedding became more than a ceremony; it was a symphony of love, an ode to the beauty of togetherness, and a cherished memory that would linger in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to witness its magic. As a wedding photographer in Ontario I can safely say this was a dream setting.