Thank you so much for your interest in sharing your wedding with A Northwoods Wedding readers! We love sharing beautifully unique Midwest weddings with our audience. In order to preserve fresh ideas, A Northwoods Wedding prefers to feature content that has not yet been published on another blog, though we will cheerfully accept submissions that have been published in print.
WHAT TO SEND:
When submitting work, please include at least 50 unwatermarked web sized photos 650 px wide or a link to your own personal blog post or online gallery. Include photos of details, portraits, ceremony, and reception images. We love the ease of using dropbox to attain your images. Submissions for publication may be addressed to info@anorthwoodswedding.com.
INFO TO INCLUDE:
Make sure to send a list of the wedding day vendors with their website links formatted as we do at the bottom of our posts. We want to give credit to every creative artist so be sure to collect this information prior to sending your images to ANW. We also love to know the inspiration behind the wedding day, things to include: DIY projects, favorite memories, unique experiences, and any advice you have for future brides.
We need details on the wedding you would like to feature. Please include vendors, designers, and creative talent so that we can credit them as well! Please note, we do our best to respond to each and every submission. However, due to the high volume of submissions, please allow 2-4 weeks for response.
We’re always on the hunt for great real weddings with Midwest style images and thoughtful details. We also publish engagement sessions, however, we lean towards real midwest weddings to feature.
Thank you for considering A Northwoods Wedding!
We look forward to working with you!
Jenna + Britt
meet jenna
I am a wife to my beloved and a devoted puppy mom. I am a wedding blogger, a photographer, a fashion fanatic, and a woman who seeks adventure. I’m just a Midwest gal who loves the north woods and dreads the freezing winters. I never get sick of coconut lattes and I am a big fan of naps. I believe the Midwest has something special to offer: love. Love is meant to be shared, celebrated.
I grew up playing weddings with old lace table clothes and curtains, my love for weddings followed me through my teens and into my college years. I always dreamed that I would become a wedding planner and help brides plan every exquisite detail of the most important day of their life. God had different plans for this girl, I became a wedding photographer and get to help play an amazing role with the couples I love on their wedding days. Recently wed, I got to go through the process from start to finish and I honestly loved every moment, every detail, every unique touch that made our day perfect. The Midwest has a unique vibe and style that is often forgotten, we hope you get to take a piece of the great Northwoods with you today!
this ohio wedding blew us away… the stunning couple, Rouxby ‘s images, the beautiful color palette, the laid back feel, the attention to detail, oh it is all so incredibly swoon worthy. this gorgeous couple planned out a lavish but simple soiree with beautiful antique touches and a pale pink hue that tied it all together. we adore their ceremony setting, so whimsical, romantic, and drop dead gorgeous. enjoy this ohio soiree that has left our jaws permanently on the floor.
Dress – Monique Lhullier // Photography – Rouxby // Flowers – Ream & Co. // Cake – And Eat it Too! // Wedding Coordinator – Diana’s Wedding Decorating // Event Stager – A Personal Touch // Band : 56 Daze
From the lovely bride:
The thought of planning a wedding was very overwhelming for us both. The engagement was magical and the notion of being married was amazing, the only thing that stood in our way was the process of it all. Most people who know me were surprised at my hesitation, because I organize events for a living. But making sure the details of one of the most important days of our lives were perfect was frightening.
We agreed the easiest approach was to focus on what mattered most, our marriage, and sprinkle in elements that represented each of us. Since I’m from a small, country town, getting married on a farm seemed fitting. Once we found Brookside Farms, everything else seemed to naturally fall into place. The barn was stunning on its own so all we needed were some simple and rustic elements to complete our romantic vision. We were so lucky that the pastor from the church I grew up in was willing to make the trek. This was the most special part to me because my grandparents, parents and sister got married in that church. So even though we used nature as our steeple, a part of my family tradition was still incorporated.
The pieces all came together with countless hours of help from our parents and closest friends. Without their craftiness and diligence, we could’ve never pulled off the wedding of our dreams. When we look back at our photo album someday, we will see much more than a young bride and groom in love. Each photo will reflect an irreplaceable memory. Some of the most memorable details will include the veil made by my best friend, our mothers being escorted down the aisle by their fathers, the old wedding photos of our loved ones, my something old – grandma’s wedding ring, my grandmother-in laws handkerchief around the bouquet, and of course the cherished personally written vows. Oh yeah, the pulled pork and mac n’ cheese weren’t too shabby either
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