Our Wedding
Our wedding took place on August 22nd, 2026 at Shincracker Farm in Hartland, VT. It is very likely that if you're visiting this site, you were there, and know it was a lovely event where a fun time was had by all. We've collected all of our photos, including those taken by our professional photographer, Jenna Rice, and those taken with the disposable cameras. We're still missing a few of those cameras so drop us a line if you have one. We've also included images of our invitation, and a PDF of our program, because we were pretty proud of those. Also, if you have any photos you took with your phone or camera at the wedding, why not send them on over to us so we can add some here. Please enjoy!
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Formal Photos
These photos were taken by our wedding photographer, Jenna Rice. Jenna did an incredible job capturing our families and friends, our ceremony, and the food from Blood's Catering. Jenna was a good friend of Erik's father, and really went out of her way to help us out in honor of that friendship.
Disposables
These photos are collated by camera. We have some guesses about who was shooting with each one. Click the heading for each camera to open/close its gallery.
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Program
This is the program for the wedding. Sarah mocked it up in Canva and then Erik did the illustrations and put it together in InDesign. The illustration on the front of the program is based on a photo taken by Erik from the approximate vantage of the wedding tent, featuring his mother's dog Winnie, and the pond. The illustration on the back is, obviously, Peter.
Invitation
The invitation really set the tone for the rest of the wedding, mostly with the fonts. The deco-inspired font featured heavily here and in the program is "Hunter" from the P22 Arts and Crafts family. A fun fact that you may not know is that this font was used in the program for a performance of Clair de Lune and other moon-themed pieces at Carnegie Hall by Vladimir Rumyantsev. Sarah and Erik went to this performance with Sarah's mother, and later tracked down the font for use here (it's easier than you might think).
