Married: Mr. & Mrs. Jeremias

I am so excited to be sharing this wedding with you tonight, internet. Justin & Grace are just so wonderful, and their wedding was just incredibly awesome. On June 4th, Justin & Grace became husband and wife on Grace’s family farm, Barefoot Farms. Though it was an freakishly hot day, I think it got up to 97 degrees, everything about this wedding was beautiful. The whole farm was decorated from top to bottom… I could have taken pictures of all the details all day long.

Justin & Grace – I’m so thankful that I was able to be a part of your wedding day. It’s such a blessing to see friends so alive with love. :)

I know I sound like a broken record, but don’t forget to vote for your favorites! :)

I started out the day hanging out with the boys…

What a good looking group of men. :)

When I saw this barn, I died. And then resurrected. And then took pictures by it.

LOVED the guys’ searsucker jackets, polka dots ties, and Justin’s sunflower boutonniere.

Tell me that this isn’t a beautiful couple. My word…

Then I got to hang out with the girls.

After seeing these dresses, flowers, and boots, I decided that one day, I will be married on a farm. Holy cow… They looked PERFECT.

The stunning bride…

Seriously, maybe one of the most gorgeous bouquets I’ve ever photographed.

I never knew I loved sunflowers and gerber daisies as much as I do now.

:)

Justin’s grandmother passed away a few years ago, but Grace wrapped her old locket around her bouquet as her “something borrowed”. It was really, really precious.

Gah. Love this. :)

Justin sang Grace a song as she walked down the aisle with her dad… A song that he wrote for her. Are you kidding me??! I have THE BEST clients ever.

I loved the way they looked at each other during the ceremony.

I love the idea of unity sand to symbolize marriage, but Justin & Grace did it the best way I’ve ever seen. Grace poured Georgia clay from the very farm they got married on, and Justin poured sand from the beach he grew up on in North Carolina. AND they poured from Mason jars into Mason jars. WIN.

Husband & wife! :)

Favorite #1.

At one point, I was missing a groomsman for pictures, and when I asked where he was, someone replied, “He’s distracted by the donkey.” They weren’t kidding. :)

I have no idea what this plant is, but I think it’s rad.

I’m telling you, this wedding had FANTASTIC details!

Each plate was different and really added to the uniqueness (is that a word?) of the wedding.

When’s the last time you went to a wedding where water bottles were kept in a tractor scoop? Yeah… That’s what I thought. :)

I love that they incorporated Georgia peaches into the decor. So appropriate! :)

The getaway vehicle. LOVE.

I love this next series of pictures. A couple of observations. #1 – They are obviously so in love, and it’s awesome. #2 – They were completely surrounded by people who loved them. #3 – Birdseed is no joke. I was finding it on me for hours and hours after the wedding.

I LOVE the movement and emotion of this picture. Favorite #2.

And then they rode off into the sunset (not really) on a four-wheeler. I told you… Every detail of this wedding was perfect.

After the wedding had commenced, I got to spend some time with Justin & Grace.

LOVE.

Favorite #3. :)

And they lived happily ever after. :)