If you’ve been dreaming of a wedding weekend where your favorite people can slow down, settle in, and celebrate together, Farm Road Estate is one of those places that makes it all feel possible.

I had the honor of photographing Regina & Matt’s wedding weekend here, and from the moment everyone gathered for the welcome dinner, you could feel just how excited they were to celebrate. The entire weekend felt relaxed, intentional, and full of so much joy. It was one of those weddings where every part of the experience mattered, not just the ceremony.

As a wedding photographer, weekends like these are my favorite to document because they allow me to tell a story that’s bigger than a single day.

Why I Love Photographing Wedding Weekends

One of my favorite parts about destination weddings is getting to document more than just the wedding day.

There’s something really special about seeing everyone together before the wedding. The hugs between family members who haven’t seen each other in years. Friends meeting for the first time. The excitement around the dinner table knowing tomorrow is finally the day.

Those moments become just as meaningful as the ceremony itself.

If you’re planning a destination wedding, I genuinely think welcome dinner coverage is one of the best investments you can make. It allows your gallery to tell the complete story of your wedding weekend instead of only a small part of it.

A Wedding That Felt Completely Like Them

One thing I loved about Regina & Matt’s wedding was how personal everything felt.

Nothing felt like it was done simply because that’s what weddings are “supposed” to look like.

The groom wore the most incredible pink suit.

The bride paired her dress with bright blue heels.

She carried a flower bag instead of a traditional bouquet.

Every detail reflected their personalities, and that’s exactly what made the day so memorable.

I always tell my couples that the best weddings are the ones that feel like you, not like Pinterest.

My Approach to Wedding Photography

When people ask what my photography style is, I always say it’s a mix of documentary moments and intentional portraits.

I’ll guide you when you need direction, but I’m never trying to turn your wedding day into one long photoshoot.

Some of my favorite images from this weekend happened in between everything else.

The way they looked at each other after the ceremony.

Their friends cheering as they walked back down the aisle.

Parents quietly watching from the sidelines.

The packed dance floor later that night.

Those are the photographs that bring you right back to how it all felt.

Why Farm Road Estate Is Such a Beautiful Vermont Wedding Venue

Farm Road Estate is one of those venues that feels tucked away in the Vermont mountains while still offering everything you need for an unforgettable wedding weekend.

Between the beautiful scenery, thoughtful spaces throughout the property, and the relaxed atmosphere, it’s easy to see why so many couples choose to celebrate here.

Whether you’re planning an intimate wedding or inviting everyone for an entire weekend, it creates an experience that feels just as memorable for your guests as it does for you.

Thinking About Getting Married at Farm Road Estate?

If you’re planning a wedding at Farm Road Estate, I’d love to hear what you’re dreaming up.

My approach is all about helping you stay present while creating photographs that feel emotional, effortless, and true to your day. The biggest moments matter, but so do the quiet ones in between.

Whether you’re getting married in Vermont, Toronto, or anywhere your story takes you, my goal is always the same: to create photographs that feel like your memories, not just pictures.

If that sounds like the kind of experience you’re looking for, I’d love to connect.

Frequently Asked Questions About Farm Road Estate Weddings

Is Farm Road Estate a good venue for a destination wedding?

Absolutely. One of my favorite things about Farm Road Estate is that it naturally lends itself to a full wedding weekend. Guests have time to connect before the wedding day, which creates a more relaxed atmosphere and allows you to truly enjoy the experience together.

Should we have photography coverage for our welcome dinner?

If your guests are traveling in for the weekend, I highly recommend it. Some of the most genuine moments happen before the wedding day even begins, and having those memories documented helps tell the complete story of your celebration.

What photography style works best at Farm Road Estate?

Farm Road Estate is perfect for couples who want a blend of candid storytelling and editorial portraits. The property offers beautiful natural scenery while still allowing your photographs to stay focused on what matters most: the people and the moments.

How much wedding photography coverage do you recommend?

For a full wedding weekend, I recommend photographing both the welcome dinner and the wedding day whenever possible. If you’re only booking the wedding day, most couples find that 8–10 hours provides enough time to document everything from getting ready through dancing without feeling rushed.