Rosewood Farms Wedding by tPoz Photography

This new Maryland wedding venue is quite an eye catcher, and we are excited to share this Rosewood Farms wedding styled shoot from tPoz Photography!  On the Rosewood Farms property, there is a bridal cottage, a groom’s suite, plus TWO barns – the Rustic Barn, and the Rose Barn, and a bar inside of the silo – we can’t think of anything this venue has overlooked!  On the day of their Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, they put together a styled shoot to show off the possibilities of the new spaces. Lots of super talented vendors collaborated on this to bring together some beautiful images showing off the potential for amazing weddings!  This would be a great wedding venue for any couple to choose for their wedding day!
Rosewood Farms Wedding • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Wedding • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Wedding • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Bridal Cottage • tPoz Photography
Kristina Ruggerio Cosmetics • tPoz Photography
Wedding Bouquet with anemones by A Garden Party • tPoz Photography
Bride on an aqua settee • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Wedding • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Wedding • tPoz Photography
Groom's Suite • tPoz Photography
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Bride+Groom's First Look at Rosewood's Rustic Barn • tPoz Photography
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Rosewood Farms Rustic Barn Wedding Ceremony • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Rustic Barn Wedding Ceremony • tPoz Photography
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Bride Cheering at Rosewood's Rustic Barn Wedding Ceremony • tPoz Photography
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Rosewood Farms Rose Barn Wedding Reception • tPoz Photography
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Rosewood Farms Rose Barn Wedding Reception • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Rose Barn Wedding Reception • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Rose Barn Wedding Reception • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Rose Barn Wedding Reception • tPoz Photography
Rose Barn's Silo Bar • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Rose Barn Wedding Reception • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Rose Barn Wedding Reception • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Rose Barn Wedding Reception • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Bride+Groom Sparklers • tPoz Photography
Rosewood Farms Bride+Groom Sparklers • tPoz Photography

Rosewood Farms Wedding Vendors

Wedding Venue :: Rosewood Farms in Elkton, MD
Planning + Balloons :: Jess Albins Events
Photographer :: tPoz Photography
Videographer :: Shawn Fisher Productions
Models :: Kate + Tony Budzinski
Florist :: A Garden Party
Rentals :: White Glove Rentals
Linens :: Party Rental Ltd
Dessert Display :: Desserts by Dana
Signage+Calligraphy :: Dear Darling Design Studio
Invitation Suite :: White Coffee Creative
Wedding Gown :: Claire’s Fashions
Groom’s Attire :: Collars n’ Cuffs
Makeup Artist :: Kristina Ruggerio Cosmetics
Hair Stylist :: Jennifer Russo
Jewelry :: Nelson Coleman Jewelers
Photobooth :: Rosewood Farms

Mismatched Gowns on your Favorite Gals

Maybe your not a “matchy, matchy” kind of girl. Maybe your bridesmaids are so distinct as individuals that you want to showcase their uniqueness. Perhaps, you understand that one dress style may not be flattering on every bridesmaid’s figure (they’re not Rockettes after all). If any of these thoughts strike a chord than mismatched bridesmaid dresses are for you. There are several ways to approach this look, but they all create a cohesive and coordinated statement.

Mismatched Gown Style in the Same Color: Pick a color you love and allow your  bridesmaids to select a gown style that makes them feel beautiful

 

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Pastel blue looks lovely on each lady, while unique dress styles create visual interest. (Manda Weaver Photography and Wicked Willow LLC)

 

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Loving this sophisticated neutral look. (Living Radiant Photography and Floral Studio)

 

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So many dress options in all the same color. This is a great way to give your girls choices while maintaining a unified look. Sleeveless, sure. Long-sleeves, go for it. (Bradley Images and Studio in Bloom)

Mismatched Gown Style, Monochromatic Color: Set your wedding day color palette and request that your bridesmaids select a gown in their choice of color and cut.

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Three shades of teal blue create a serene and sweet feel. (Kate Ann Photography and Cache Fleur)

 

Violet Floral Designs of Baltimore and Katherine Zell Photography

Steel toned gray, blue and lavender gowns mix nicely on this group of lovelies. (Violet Floral Designs of Baltimore and Katherine Zell Photography)

 

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Green gorgeousness! I love how each shade of green works with the flowers and check out their mismatched shoes as well. This look is fun and fresh. (Annabelle Dando Photography and Eventi)

 

Meaghan Elliott Photography

From blush to buff each bridesmaid looks radiant mixing a variety of gown styles. (Meaghan Elliott Photography and Intrigue Designs and Decor)

 

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Another beautiful blush look. (Kate Ann Photography)

Mismatched Style and Mismatched Color: Pick a range of colors and your bridesmaids select a dress that suits them best.

AliciaWileyPhotography

A plum perfect mismatch of beautifully hued gowns makes quite a statement. This bride is not afraid of color! (Alicia Wiley Photography)

 

Florals By Patricia and Pat Clevenger

The mismatched gowns are striking and the coordinated florals look fabulous. Remember, not every bridesmaid needs a floral crown.  (Florals By Patricia and Pat Clevenger)

 

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An unexpected color palette, burgundy, mauve and teal, work. Matching wraps tie the look together. (Violet Floral Designs of Baltimore and Mary Kate Anthony Photography)

 

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Another example of how bold color choices can work together. (Core Creative Co. and Steel Cut Flowers)

 

Mix in Metallics to break up the Matchiness (made up word, but you get the point). Make them shine.

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This is so fantastic. Muted colors paired with metallics like rose gold and gold and a perfect floral print. (Kira Nicole Photography and Joie Events)

 

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Even rose gold and silver can get along to create a dazzling presentation. (B.O.B. Photography and Simply Beautiful Flowers)

 

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Soft colors and hints of gold offer a modern, feminine vibe. (Candice Adelle Photography)

 

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Another variation of subtle but stylish bridesmaid wear. (Vness Photography and An Elegant Affair)

 

L.A. Birdie Photography

Here the gold is a bit more pronounced but works with the coordinating peach dresses. Pretty, pretty (L.A.Birdie Photography and Della Blooms and Gifts)

If you decide to go with mismatched bridesmaids dresses remember flowers, hair, makeup, and accessories are all ways to unify the look. Take into consideration the feelings and ideas of your gals. Some women are not comfortable in shorter length dresses and some don’t want to spend the day in a strapless gown. With all the beautiful choices available, you are sure to find a dress to make them feel and look amazing.

Three Details that Make a Winter Wedding Magical

So you’re planning a Winter wedding? Congratulations. You’re a bridal renegade. While Winter is not the most popular month to tie the knot, it is a smart season to consider. You’ll likely find greater vendor availability, meaning that venue you want may not be booked (but steer clear of holiday dates). You won’t have to worry about the sweltering heat and humidity wreaking havoc on your hair and makeup. Winter weddings are in fact, romantic. Today we’re spotlighting three details that make Winter weddings magical.

#1 Winter Accessories  Woolen mittens, a cozy scarf, wooly wraps. Winter weddings invite the opportunity to dress up your attire with a warm weather accessory. Temperatures from December to March are going to be chilly in Maryland. Plan ahead by selecting a sweet set that will keep you toasty-especially for those outdoor portraits.

Talk to your florist about ways to coordinate your florals with any accessories you plan to wear. How beautiful is this? (A Unique Boutique and Karizma Photography)

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A long-sleeve wedding gown is a stunning option for cold-weather nuptials. (We are the Cashmans)

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Remember your ladies. Keep them cozy in coordinating wraps. (Brittany De Frehn Photography and My Flower Box Events)

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A fluffy white stole is angelic looking and will keep bare arms and shoulders from catching a chill. (Brittany DeFrehn Photography)

Consider clothing your bridesmaids in separates, include a lovely, winter sweater and they’ll be forever grateful.  (Kirsten Smith Photography and Floriculture Micro Farm)

#2 Intimate Indoor Ambiance Cold weather invites us in and gives us the chance to transform indoor spaces into romantic, intimate settings. Stringed lights, candles, fireplaces are all available for creating atmosphere. If your venue does not have a fireplace, no problem- most rental companies have architectural pieces available for you to rent.

Tricia Notte Images

Draping fabric sets the focus on your ceremony site and adds an ethereal quality when paired with lights. Beautiful florals frame your “I dos” perfectly. (Violet Floral Designs and Tricia Notte Images)

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We love a fireplace. There are endless ways to decorate a mantel and the ambiance they create is undeniable. (Core Creative Co. and Steel Cut Flowers)

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Lights on the ceiling warm up any space and create an al fresco feeling, inside. (Annabelle Dando Photography)

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Some indoor spaces are so beautiful they need only minimal decor. Simple candles and greenery on the mantel work elegantly, here. (Sweet Blossoms Events and Joy Michelle Photography)

#3 Snow You know the line from Father of the Bride when Howard, Frank’s assistant, says, “All I can say is thank God snow is white. It works. You know what I mean? It works.” He’s right. It does work. If it happens to snow on your wedding day, I have no doubt your photographer will figure out a brilliant way to make it work.

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A beautiful couple and a snowy iconic Baltimore scene. That’s quite an image! (Leah Rhianne Photography)

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A whimsical photograph that warms the heart, even with all that snow on the ground. (Summertime Blooms and Jennifer Starcher)

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Even a dusting of snow adds to the beauty for this strolling pair. (We are the Cashmans)

If you’re considering a Winter wedding, go for it. There are so many ways to personalize your day and to create a warm, inviting event for your friends and family. Think of all the things you love about Winter (don’t forget the hot chocolate and a cute pair of snow boots) and incorporate those elements into your overall design. Make it romantic, fun and seasonally delightful.

 

Brookville Academy Styled Wedding || Meaghan Clare Photography

Located at the Brookeville Academy in Brookeville Maryland this styled shoot brings the richness of traditional colors interplayed with a bohemian style. It reminds us of what would be a modern take on an old castle wedding. The interplay of historic location, berries, pewter plates and royal colors bring us to the days of Robin Hood. Yet, there is a simple feminine elements throughout bring us to more modern day.

The historic stone building created the  perfect setting for this styled shoot. Stylist Shelagh Bolger from Shelagh Bolger Event Planning & Styling, designed an elegant table setting using a rich blue tablecloth, pewter vintage table settings, and fawn hemstitch napkins, all the pieces filled the heart of table, creating a groaning board effect. This setting is both unique and romantic, having a strong historic feel.

The cotton paper invitations, designed by Jenny Olsen of Wild Hearts Calligraphy added the perfect element of elegant aged simplicity. Torn edges, light font and simplistic deign, this invitation offers an old world effect, while bringing it to a more modern day appearance with the thin typeface and clean design.

At the center of the table, Julie Abrera of Beaumont House Design, created an exquisite floral bouquet full of delicious aromas; Sweet pea, lilac, garden roses, hellebore, clematis, ranuncula, viburnum, stock and antique carnations were delicately arranged harmoniously together. Berries were also interspersed into the design, creating a feeling of abundance. The bridal bouquet was made of was lilac, garden roses and mixed greenery. Simple, full and completely elegant, this bouquet is incredibly romantic.

Lauren Connolly, of Sweet Elephant Bakeshop created a  Madagascar bourbon vanilla Cake with vanilla Buttercream icing and it was a work of art unto itself.  The cake showcases a light violet textured buttercream. The cake was then topped with stunning florals and greenery that wrapped around the cake. Romantic, elegant and decorated beautifully, we love the loose design of the cake and the felinity that it displays.

Kristin and Brianna of Amie Decker Beauty created a bridal hairstyle with a loose, textured updo which they paired with an elegant natural make-up palette. The loosely coiled coifs of her hair are ultra feminine and still beautifully structured. A single veil with a thick lace border finished the look.

Be sure to check out these exceptional vendors if you love this look as much as we do.

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Vendors:

Model: Libby Jones

Calligrapher: Wild Hearts Calligraphy

Bakery: The Sweet Elephant Bake Shop 

Floral Designer: Beaumont House Design

Make Up Artist: Amie Decker Beauty

Stylist: Shealgh Bolger Event Planning & Design

Photographer: Meaghan Clare Photography

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