A Wedding at Roozengaarde: Hannah and Brent

A Wedding at Roozengaarde: All four seasons in one day happened at Hannah and Brent’s wedding at this iconic wedding venue!

Aug 8 2015 – a day everyone in the Seattle wedding industry will remember forever. Anyone with an outdoor wedding, that is. That had a tent. That blew away. Every single one of them.

It was also the day Hannah and Brent were wed. Ask her about her wedding today and she’ll tell you that even her vows had something to do with the weather. In fact, I think everything she planned; her hair, dress, decor (she strung up ribbons – RIBBONS – at her ceremony!), venue, all had something to do with the windiness. Roozengaarde has a windmill, for crying out loud. What did we expect? And just when you thought the wind was it – the sun came out at the most crucial time, what we photographers call, the golden hour.

And as if that wasn’t enough? A rainbow.

It was perfect.

Thanks so much for having me document your day, guys. Now I will always remember your day fondly when I get another windy summer’s day again!

Second shot by Caron Leach.

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