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A recent couple of ours wanted their nephews to be their Ring Bearers. The two boys were slightly older than the average Ring Bearer and were reluctant to be called this. The boys excitement grew as they learned they would be titled The Lords Of The Rings. The movie was one of the Grooms favorites. This was a personal touch that none of his Groomsmen missed, who also loved the feature films. The Lords Of The Rings walked down the aisle to their own music "Concerning Hobb

Horseshoes have long been a symbol of good luck, fertility and protection. While it is believed that hanging a horseshoe with the prongs up catches luck, it is also believed that by hanging it with the prongs down pours the luck out to those around them. The lore of horseshoes was that they were considered lucky because they were made by blacksmiths (which was thought of as a very lucky trade). If a blacksmith was to marry a couple, their life would be a happy one together

Creating a unique wedding that reflects you does not have to break the bank. A recent couple of ours loved books and wanted to incorporate literature into the theme of their wedding. They picked quotes from their favorite authors that were inspired by love and used them as table names as well as adding them to each page of their engagement book. Not only was this an inexpensive way to add personality to their wedding it was a conversation piece for each table. Jesse Ketter

A few months prior to their weekend wedding celebration Helen and Dan eloped in London. A couple of dear friends went with them. Helen loves to throw a party. The original idea grew to a 3 day celebration of their marriage with family and close friends from all parts of their lives attending. When Helen first met with me and described what she wanted I knew Crooked Willow Farms was the perfect place. It reminded Helen of her family’s farm in Pennsylvania. Dan, who is an