For her ensemble, Andrea chose a vanilla-colored, strapless Givenchy dress with beading along the bodice. Andrea's mother, a retired florist, designed and assembled the floral arrangements. Andrea's bouquet featured white blooms: ivory roses, stephanotis, calla lilies, hydrangea, freesia and green hypericum berries. David wore a classic black tux with a silver vest.
Location: Lambertville, MI
Andrea had always wanted to marry outdoors, but her and her future husband, David, couldn't settle on a perfect spot. That's when David's parents asked the couple if they wanted to have the wedding at their home—a 50-acre horse farm in Lambertville. They decided the ceremony would be held outside, next to a wooded ravine, and the reception would take place in David's parent's horse-riding arena. The couple and their parents worked hard to make the farm wedding-friendly. "It was all very well thought out by my mother and mother-in-law," Andrea says. "They didn't miss a thing." —Karissa O'Reilly
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