Tiffany + Mike had a beautiful wedding at The Barn at Rock Creek. Tiffany spent the morning getting pampered by kreashenz salon in the bridal suite at The Barn. Mike was just down the hall getting ready in the on-site groom's suite. We love how The Barn at Rock Creek has two separate suites for the bride and groom without them ever running into each other!
The Knot Too Shabby Events staff spent the morning setting up the ceremony and reception sites. The ceremony was facing the woods. The arbor had a chandelier and fabric draped through it. It looked absolutely stunning! There were two huge wooden doors for the bridal party to walk through. Once everyone was lined up and in place, Tiffany came down the stairs from the bridal suite. We were in awe at how beautiful she looked. Her father picked her up right in front of the barn in his big silver truck and drove her to the ceremony site! It was such a great idea and it was perfect for pictures! They had a sweet ceremony and then asked guests to head to The Barn for cocktail hour!
The cocktail area was decorated with cocktail tables with white linens and silver bows, corn hole, and of course, the beautiful patio with Edison lights hanging over it. There were tasty appetizers provided by Middle of The Island and guests scattered around playing corn hole, chatting, and sipping some delicious beverages!
Succeeding cocktail hour, Tiffany + Mike made their grand entrance as Tiffany + Mike Parker!! Then, Mike welcomed all of the guests and thanked everyone for being there. The reception was inside of The Barn. The tables were set with silver linens, white napkins, and mixed match china rented from The Barn! The centerpieces were lovely white lace doilies with mercury vases holding white floral arrangements from Eco Chic Blossoms, along with an array of candle votives. The overall look was romantic vintage!
Middle of The Island provided a yummy buffet open for all to eat! Following dinner, the groom's cousin, Chad, shared a hilarious yet well-thought out toast. He had a picture frame of the couple and taped his face to it joking that "If he doesn't treat you right, you know who to call." He had the whole room in tears laughing so hard! To unwind after the toasts, the couple cut the cake! The bride's grandpa made two pound cakes in addition to many other desserts from Creative Cake Design by Tammy Hodge. After their first dance, there was the father-daughter and mother-son dance. The dance floor opened up for a night full of dancing and everyone had a great time. One of the best things about weddings for us is seeing everyone so happy and care-free dancing the night away!
Seeing so many familiar faces. A lot of the guests attended the same high school, South Brunswick as me so it was like a mini-reunion.