I was so excited to hear about Alex and Nick’s Blooming Hill Farm wedding in Blooming Grove, New York when they reached out to me last Fall. I grew up in the Hudson Valley and always appreciated the beauty of the area so I’m always happy to get back to it for weddings. After nearly 20 years photographing weddings, each year. I still get to learn about venues I’ve never heard of. Blooming Hill Farm grows food organically, you can also dine there or host your event there. It’s beautiful spot and I definitely want to go back for a meal with my family some time soon because the location and the food are spectacular. Alex and Nick had a bright and sunny fall day. Rather than have a formal first look, Alex arrived and hopped out of the car to hug nick. They opted to not have a bridal party as well. As I’ve said before, I’m happy to see couples letting go of some of the trends and customs. It is totally ok to do things the way you want, whatever that is.
This adorable space was open to the guests during cocktail hour and I’m lovin’ Alex’s pantsuit!
Nick’s sisters walk down the aisle for the ceremony….
Love how Alex is looking over to her dad at this moment…
A beautiful location to get married….
Alex’s sister officiated their Blooming Hill Farm outdoor wedding ceremony.
A mom takes a moment to comfort her baby during the ceremony.
Love how Alex and Nick took off from the ceremony arm in arm…
The cocktail hour was held around this cool building where guests could also enjoy time in the surrounding grounds…
Guests head to the tent for Alex and Nick’s Blooming Hill Farm wedding…
Alex and Nick enter their wedding reception with music by DJ Mariko from Beat Train Productions…
This crowd was ready to party right out of the gates!
Alex and her dad hug amongst the dance floor chaos…
This is commitment… 
Alex and Nick’s Blooming Hill Farm wedding in the Hudson Valley of New York was a spectacular event from start to finish. I’m definitely looking forward to going back to Blooming Hill Farm and so happy Alex and Nick introduced me to it. Thanks to Brandan Calhoun for assisting me.
