After a stunning outdoor ceremony (see it here!), Sarah and Nick hosted a reception that was equally rustic, nature-inspired, and fun! We love that they gave out wildflower seeds as wedding favors-such a simple favor that will remind the guests of their day for years to come. For a whimsical touch, the couple had guests sign a “Jenga” guestbook. (Jenga is a popular board game where 54 blocks are stacked upon each other and players remove one block at a time hoping the structure doesn’t fall.  If a player removes a block and the tower falls, that player loses. With a Jenga guestbook, guests sign the individual blocks as a nice keepsake for the couple.) The final fun touch for this wedding- a “treat yoself” dessert bar sign. Love it! 

Photography: Gallo Imaging
Flowers: DIY by the bride
Venue: The Manor House at Prophecy Creek Park in Ambler, Pennsylvania
Caterers/Wedding Cake: Robert Fair Caterers at The Manor House at Prophecy Creek Park in Ambler, Pennsylvania

Sarah and Nick found the perfect venue for a late summer wedding that was perfectly rustic and nature inspired.  Besides boasting a barn to serve as the background for a first look, the Manor House at Prophecy Creek Park has over eighty acres of landscaped grounds which created so many breathtaking photo opps and provided a unique place for a ceremony.

Of course, we’re loving the flowers-the combination of pink and orange flowers combined with greens pops next to the lush grounds. Bonus though-the flowers are all DIY. The bride had been taking flower arranging classes with her mom leading up to the wedding, then visited cut-your-own flowers farms, and did the arrangements herself. How awesome is that! 

Photography: Gallo Imaging
Venue: The Manor House at Prophecy Creek Park in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania
Officiant: Rev. Leah Miller