View allAll Photos Tagged weddingvenue
Ya don't get to see too many round barns, but this one is being used as a wedding venue! A little slice of heaven on earth, as they say! It doesn't look terribly large, but for a small wedding or reception, I think it would be perfect! If you're in the area, look them up! Hope you all enjoy the photo!
Weltzien Family Round Barn
W18364 Silver Creek Road
Just East of Galesville
Gale, Wisconsin
080323
© Copyright 2023 MEA Images, Merle E. Arbeen, All Rights Reserved. If you would like a copy of this, please feel free to contact me through my FlickrMail, Facebook, or Yahoo email account. Thank you.
I attended my nephew's wedding at Gilbertsville Farm on Oct 2 2021. Featured "goat yoga" and a country setting
We had quite a distance to drive to get to my niece's wedding and we'd had to drop Lina off at a dog-sitter first, so we were worried about being late.
This is the beautiful setting for Sarah and her husband to be's wedding - Reed Hall, which is part of Exeter University.
Bourne Mansion, a popular wedding venue in Oakdale, NY (Long Island.) This is the view of the main entrance.
A detail shot from one of the wedding parties in my archive.
Check out many more of them in the links below the line!
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Feel free to follow my facebook photo page:
www.facebook.com/ranveigmariephotography/
Or my Instagram:
I attended my nephew's wedding at Gilbertsville Farm on Oct 2 2021. Featured "goat yoga" and a country setting
This historic building is a Grade 2 listed 600 hundred year old Wealden Hall House in the heart of East Sussex. The Pilgrims Rest has endless historic features from huge inglenook fireplaces to ancient beams; linenfold doors to oak floors. There are even witch’s marks to ward off evil spirits and a secret tunnel hidden under the Great Hall fireplace that runs beneath the Abbey walls. Throughout the years it has been used for celebrations from Medieval banquets to Georgian balls, Victorian luncheons to Edwardian tea dances and is now used as a wedding venue.
Congratulations to Sarah and Mike who had their wedding today at the Saxon Mill in Warwick.
This is my second visit this year as I was also there in January. We were lucky with the weather today and also had the venue for the full day so I got to do some low light photos as it was getting dark. Sarah and Mike were great and were happy to go along with my wacky ideas.
Leica M9 + Voigtlander Nokton 35mm f1.2 ASPH
Star of the show today - my new Leica M3 film camera + Leica Summicron 50mm f2 v5 + T-Max 100. Dream combo and a real joy to use. That viewfinder.. it's something really special and has suddenly made 35mm film photography my new favourite. I also shot a roll of Portra in the GF670 so all in all a great day! ;)
% Film photography wedding = happy photographer!
leicaweddingphotographer.co.uk/2014/12/26/2014-wedding-sa...
I attended my nephew's wedding at Gilbertsville Farm on Oct 2 2021. Featured "goat yoga" and a country setting
Tranter also comments of the three massive chimney stacks at Wedderlie - those rising from the southern wall-head and the projecting kitchen chimney on the north-east gable - the colour of the sandstone it is built from giving the impression it was built from brick.
The two stair-towers were built in the northern re-entrants, framing the entrance. A 'modern' covered passage lies between them, masking the earlier door, though according to Tranter, its (empty) heraldic panel space above is still visible (presumably under the porch roof).
Wedderlie passed out of the hands of the Edgars in 1733, when it was acquired by Lord Blantyre. Later on it fell on evil days and by the mid-19th century, it was said to be crumbling into utter disrepair. You may have noticed that MacGibbon & Ross' floor plan marks the old tower as "ruinous." It is good to see and restored and well cared for again.
I attended my nephew's wedding at Gilbertsville Farm on Oct 2 2021. Featured "goat yoga" and a country setting