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When you plan your Adirondack wedding, you hope for moments like the one Lindsay and Nathan had during their first dance. It was simply beautiful with nothing but green grass under their feet and blue skies above. Lake Placid has so many hidden gems and the South Meadow Farm is one of them!

The air was crisp and cool but the sun was shinning on the mountains that were glowing auburn in the setting sun. What a stunning view to be the backdrop during Jessica and Tony’s roof top ceremony on the boathouse deck. As they read their vows to one another the air was charged with emotion that I think took all our breaths away.

He stood beside her, as they waited behind the thick wood door of The Whiteface Lodge. Inside the excited cheers of friends and family echoed through the room as their grandparents entered the reception. The band announced their families, and then the last of their wedding party danced into the Whispering Pines to wild applause. They were next, his beautiful bride, his wife and best friend, by his side. “And now for their first appearance as Mr. and Mrs. Laverty…” echoed through the grand lodge, and they stepped through the doorway, hand-in-hand and side-by-side, as they would be for years to come…

I spoke with Brittany and Jon a couple weeks before their wedding day to check in with them and they told me they had their fingers crossed for snow. I was a little surprised by this because I thought they would be wishing for warm spring weather! I was a little concerned their dream might not come true given the unpredictable nature of March but I kept an eye on the weather and hoped the snow would last until their big day!

How could you not love an Adirondack fall wedding that involved a stunning view of Whiteface, a bicycle built for two and a super cute bear cake topper!