These rings-so cool, right?! Both the bride + groom’s rings are from Scosha.Īnd Flora + Lady Luck Flower Farm totally brought the blooms. The ceremony + reception took place at the old Victorian home and grounds of Old Sherrill’s Inn in North Carolina. Ready to see how it all came together? Tim Robison captured the details of the day-let’s have a look!
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I can honestly say I’ve never smiled harder, longer, and been more full of joy than on our wedding day. I was so nervous that I’d be anxious the entire day and not be able to relax and enjoy myself - I can be a real micromanager! But at 11 AM I got into a hot bubble bath, poured myself a big glass of sparkling rosé and made a decision to sit back, not sweat the little stuff (like how someone forgot the bring the cocktail napkins!) and just take it all in. I’m not a potter, but, feeling left out, I gathered some of my craftier girlfriends and dyed all of the napkins and table runners in the red, iron-rich clay that we use to make our pottery-it turned the fabric a dreamy pale pink. Starting with this crazy bit: my husband and the three other members of our workshop made, by hand, all 200 dinner plates, 200 side plates, and 300 bud vases as gifts for our wedding guests. It was an unlikely place for either of us to end up – I’m from LA and he’s from Massachusetts – but we’ve built our business there and have had the good fortune of becoming part of a talented, passion-driven group of makers, designers, chefs, and farmers who all contributed their incredible skills to making our wedding a true reflection of ourselves and the beautiful place we live. My husband, Alex, and I founded East Fork Pottery in 2009, on an old tobacco farm in the rural, rolling mountains of Madison County, North Carolina. Connie gave us all the details of her and Alex’s dreamy North Carolina wedding, including the story of their extravagant wedding gifts: pottery, of course! Today’s wedding features the creative duo behind our latest obsession, East Fork Pottery! You may have seen our post on Instagram stories about these beautiful pieces, so we’re pretty excited to share the love story of Connie + Alex, the makers behind the wheel.
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