Annie and Bill’s wedding at Gilbertsville Farmhouse was a celebration of love, nature, and heartfelt details. Despite being miles away in Idaho, the couple embraced the rustic charm of the venue and infused their environmental studies background into every aspect of their special day.

From the moment we began planning, it was clear that Annie and Bill had a vision for their wedding that was as unique as it was meaningful. The bird-themed seating chart and table numbers, adorned with delicate feathers and whimsical illustrations, added a touch of charm to the rustic setting. Personalized lovebird pint glasses filled with birdseed served as both eco-friendly favors and adorable decorations, reflecting the couple’s commitment to sustainability.

But perhaps the most unforgettable moment of the day came when Sharon and Aldo, the owners of Gilbertsville Farmhouse, surprised Annie and Bill with the adoption of two kittens. As animal lovers and advocates for environmental conservation, the addition of these furry friends to their wedding day was a dream come true. The joy and emotion on their faces as they cuddled with the kittens during sunset photos were palpable, a testament to the love they share for each other and all living creatures.

And let’s not forget about the goats! Knowing Bill’s affinity for these animals, we couldn’t resist incorporating a photo opportunity with one of the farm’s beloved goats. It was the perfect way to honor Bill’s work with goats and add a touch of whimsy to their wedding day.

From the wildflowers to the mismatched china collected just for their wedding, every detail of Annie and Bill’s day was thoughtfully curated and deeply personal. It was an honor to be part of their love story and witness the magic unfold as they celebrated their union surrounded by nature, family, and furry friends.