A Wedding at the Woodinville Lavender Farm

We never tire of shooting a wedding at the Woodinville Lavender Farm! Lindsay and Andres’ October celebration was colorful, intimate and so much fun! Thanks Lindsay and Andres, and thanks to our fellow vendors for throwing this shindig together:

Florals: Fena Flowers
Hair and makeup: Pinup Salon
Catering: Kaspar’s
Cake: Honeycrumb Cake Studio

Love the little getting ready cottage at the Woodinville Lavender Farm for the bridal party!

This sweet pooch with her floral collar from Fena Flowers!

Hair and makeup by Pinup Salon.

First look! Lindsay and Andres are so cute together!

Florals by Fena Flowers!

There’s more than lavender at the Woodinville Lavender farm!

Check out the beautiful ceremony setting! So, so colorful. Florals by Fena Flowers.

She’s the happiest dog ever!

Lavender bridesmaids bouquets are so pretty!

Things got a little emotional…

The boys looking dapper!

Lindsay and her ladies.

Drink your wine, mom!

Lovely cake from Honeycrumb!

Father of the bride starts the toast!

Evening time for Lindsay and Andres’ wedding at the Woodinville Lavender Farm.

Celebrating the grandparents!

Lindsay and Andres’ dog has stolen the show!

Andres has some moves!

Congrats Lindsay and Andres!

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