Country Luxury Park Winters Wedding

I wish I could relive Taylor and Marcus’s country luxury Fall wedding at The Inn at Park Winters in Winters, CA! Lucky for me, I have these stunning images to share captured so beautifully by Juliana Argon Photography. Taylor said she wanted their day to “feel timeless, romantic and an homage to our love story.”

The first time I met Taylor and Marcus was at Park Winters.

Taylor and Marcus complimented each other in a way that’s hard to explain in words.

The first thing I noticed as we strolled past the beautiful gardens? They were playful, kind, funny, and exuded this electric chemistry that made me smile. I couldn’t wait to help them execute their wedding day vision!

On the day of their Fall October wedding, it was a perfect 73 degrees. The weather can be tricky in the Fall in Northern California, but Mother Nature decided this particular weekend was going to be gorgeous!

Upon arriving at The Inn at Park Winters (the main accommodations on site), the day began to feel even more real for Taylor, Marcus, their wedding party and family. Their first look in the sunken garden of the property was one to remember! Marcus’s reaction was priceless. A few hours later, they’d be husband and wife!

Taylor and Marcus had a set vision for their wedding day, but specifically their ceremony. A little over a hundred guests were welcomed with a champagne display as they made their way to the front of the main house where the ceremony was to be held.

The beautiful custom backdrop adorned with lush blooms with the hundred year old trees in the background seemed fitting for their intimate ceremony. A string quartet played as guests waited for Taylor to walk down the aisle. The ceremony itself was personal and full of intention. Taylor’s father, Jeff, was the officiant and with his words brought tears (of joy) and smiles to their family and friends.

After being pronounced husband and wife, Taylor and Marcus led their guests deeper into the gardens and enjoyed custom signature cocktails named after their favorite road trip artists.

_{The small details make the biggest impact!}

Their reception tables were covered in romantic greenery and over 100+ ivory pillar candles in cylinder vases. The table numbers were etched with different San Francisco landmarks, the city they fell in love in.

As the sun set, the candles acted as romantic lighting as guests enjoyed dinner and witnessed the first dance.

It wasn’t long until guests were led into the barn to finish the night off with an epic dance party, made to order mini donuts, and a sparkler send off that would lead into a #radcouple finish pool-side!!!