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Tall Timber Barn Wedding

Tall Timber Barn Wedding

Not only is Amanda one heck of a cute bride, she’s also part of the amazing team of photographers that make up Love Me Do Photography. Naturally, she had fellow photographers Nadine and Carina shoot her wedding day, and we’re tickled to be sharing it! John and Amanda had a Quaker style ceremony, with a reception on the sprawling grounds of Tall Timber Barn to follow, complete with a pig roast and an endless supply of craft beers.

newlyweds in woods

From the bride, Amanda: John and I got married this past August 18th at Tall Timber Barn in the Poconos. We decided on a Poconos wedding immediately as that is where we got engaged and a favorite place to visit. The barn turned out to be perfect because John really wanted lots of different places for guests to hang out, there was the barn, two firepits and another smaller building with couches. Once we decided on the barn, everything else just fell into place. We always wanted a pig roast, and for Boris our bulldog to be involved in the wedding.


mountain wedding invitations

Remember when we pinned these shoes?

orange gold wedding shoes

spider plant bouquets

newlyweds in sunglasses

ruffled wedding dresses

peach gold shoes

newlyweds first look

outdoor first looks

newlyweds first look

bride and groom ceremony

There were a few vendors I’ve worked with an loved, so that was easy, plus I have amazing talented friends. My good friend Whitney makes little animal head pins and we thought they went with the venue (lots of taxidermy) so we used those as boutonnieres. John’s whole family are serious canoe-ers, so we snagged one of their canoes to fill with canned craftbeer. Since we had a ton of canned beer, it only made sense to get custom beer koozies for favors. I started buying old Poconos postcards from the area/town we were in and used them for signage and the photobooth.


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newlyweds recessional

camp seating charts

newlyweds portraits outdoors

outdoor drink storage

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newlyweds with drinks

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outdoor rustic weddings

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succulent wedding centerpieces

We started collecting artists mushrooms on hikes and used those for table numbers. Our friend Drew is a brewer at Flying Fish and he brewed us a special toasting beer. My good friend Ben makes the best bbq sauce, so he made a bottle for each table (label is a photo of Ben silhoutted with a poconos scene). His wife Katherine designed us a print that is on John, David, and Boris’s (our dog) ties. Most of the rest of the details I made, including the macarons, and flags. The ceremony was Quaker style with John’s sister officiating.

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newlyweds on rocks

mushroom table numbers

photo printed paper goods

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groom with dog

rustic dessert tables

newlyweds first dance

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View all images from this wedding in the gallery

Be sure to watch the video by Tree of Life Films:

Wedding Music:
Processional: “33,” Smashing Pumpkins
Recessional: “Race For the Prize,” Flaming Lips, cover by Vitamin String Quartet
First Dance: “We Could,” John Prine

Wedding Location: Canadensis, PA / Wedding Photographer: Nadine and Carina of Love Me Do Photography / Wedding Venue: Tall Timber Barn / Wedding Flowers: Love N Fresh Flowers / Wedding Dress: Ivy and Aster via Lovely Bride / Wedding Shoes: Topshop / Hair and Makeup: Styles by Jet and No. 9 Dream / Groom’s Suit: J. Crew / Wedding Caterer: Barley Creek Brewery / Wedding Cake: Momofuku Milk Bar / Pies: Village Farmer / Chairs and Cake Plate Rentals: Maggpie Vintage / Videographer: Tree of Life Films / Officiant: Emily Vick-Agnew, groom’s sister / Stationery: Designed by bride and groom / Couple’s Logo: Loveleigh Invitations / Transportation: Pocono Limo

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  • I’ve worked with Amanda, the bride, on several weddings and always loved her eye for details. Being asked to do her own wedding flowers was such an honor. She has amazing taste (as demonstrated in that dress and those shoes) and it was a delight to put it all together. Locally grown flowers were definitely the perfect match for the awesome barn setting. Thanks for the Ruffled love!!!

  • Adorable!! Does anyone know where I could find those shoes? I am obsessed with them and my wedding color is coral!

  • Thanks so much for posting!! I’m so happy to share all the awesome work my favorite vendors did.
    As for the shoes, Meredith, I got them online at Topshop (us), but it looks like they dont have them any more. You can always try ebay!

  • Hosting a wedding at our barn is such a special honor, reserved for special couples. If you find us, you were meant to find us. Amanda and John were that special couple. They were delightful to help plan with. Easy going, but with definite, cool ideas, that made for an incredible wedding. Lots of thoughtful touches, thinking of their guests comfort and entertainment.

    Working with Amanda and John in preparation the day before, I knew a couple like this, would surely share a lifetime of love and partnership. Hard workers, with an great eye for design, the perfect combination, a joy to work with!

    A favorite time for me, standing 100 feet away, looking into the barn, listening to the laughter, the cameraderie, our barn filled with love. A couple we will continue to follow throughout their life. To come visit anytime they are in town, for a beer, a glass of wine…. to reminisce, a great night….

    Mia Megliola
    Owner ~ Tall Timber Barn

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