Glasbern Inn Wedding: Jenn & Josh (Part II)

Welcome back, Internet! We’re now onto part two of our brother Josh and sister-in-law Jenn’s fabulous PA wedding here on the blog. If you haven’t seen part one yet, you can go and catch up HERE, and then come on back. :) If you HAVE seen the loveliness that was the first half of the Spaeth-Morrissey wedding day, then we think you’ll want in on all that’s below. Because we had the BEST time documenting it all. Enjoy, and leave Josh and Jenn some love!!

I just thought this picture was adorable. Especially that brotherly-love going on. ;)We were going for a rustic/old-timey vibe. And I’m diggin’ it.One final thank-you to a wedding party that totally GOT it and looked fabulous doing so! :)
Jenn and I worked together closely leading up to the wedding to create an amaaazing wedding-day timeline, which allowed us around 45 minutes for bride and groom portraits.Still can’t get over the car. Can it be at every wedding??If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it 100 times. Amber Jacoby, ladies and gentlemen. BAM.And my angle of the same moment..Such troopers these two were. Walking up a huuuge hill in your wedding shoes is a challenge!!Squeal! Quite proud of this shot!Groomsman Mr. Joe Cassara hand delivered some wine and hor dourves mid-session. Thanks, Joe!!
Beauty overload.Josh looking handsome.I’m sorry. I’m REALLY sorry. But I lied. THIS is my new favorite.Amber caught this super sweet moment. Jenn’s smile makes me smile.I can’t emphasis enough how blessed we were with completely overcast skies! Such perfect light for shooting ANYWHERE. I was totally twitter-pated with it.And of course we had to get some cows in on the fun in the background. :)This is what I call a fortune-mistake. The soft-focus was not my intention. But after seeing it, I don’t think I’d have it any other way.Then it was partaaay time at the beautiful Glasbern Inn.As with the bouquets, Tropic-Ardens, Inc. did such a gorgeous job with the table arrangements. I’ve never seen a seating plan more creative/totally awesome. Each table was named after a neighborhood, section, or special location within NYC, where Jenn and Josh fell in love (and live). Each of the markers described a memory associated with that particular location. It was genius. And Jill was genius for designing it all.Terry Marrow with the Glasbern’s in-house catering made us some incredible food. My only regret was scarfing it down too quickly.Wedding favors doubled as photo-booth props!
Jim at Tabora Farm handcrafted these DELICIOUS and swoon-worthy cakes for the dessert table.This image is the very reason I want to try my hand at cake baking/decorating. It’s just too pretty!!The first dance. :)My MAN! Killing his co-best man speech with his brother Cal on the right.Jenn holds the same amount of grace and elegance in her pinky finger as Audrey Hepburn had in HER pinky finger. Isn’t she absolutely radiant?I debated for a while whether I’d be a mean sister-in-law to post this image. But then I asked Dylan, and his initial reaction was, “BAHAHAH, AWESOME.” I’m so sorry Josh. It was his call. :)Dan’s Camera City provided the most FUN photobooth during the reception. And Dylan and Amber and I definitely had our go at it. Here’s a peek behind the curtain of some others enjoying it too!!One final shout-out to Wes Barrett of Wesley Works, LLC, who was a dream to work with! Seriously Wes, if I could refer you to every single bride down here in Houston, I would. And the night was danced away…

Happy Thursday!! XOXO!! :)