An Afternoon Wedding at Waterfall Farm
Updated: Aug 29
A 3pm Start at Waterfall Farm
Nekel and Glen were married at Waterfall Farm on a mid-March Saturday, with a 3pm ceremony kicking off an afternoon and evening of celebration. Coverage began early in the afternoon and carried through to well after dark, giving a full picture of the day from the first quiet preparations right through to the dancing.
Open Paddocks and Natural Light
A rural farm setting like Waterfall Farm brings its own kind of charm to a wedding day, open paddocks, natural light, and none of the constraints of a more formal venue. For Nekel and Glen, that meant an afternoon ceremony surrounded by the countryside before the celebration moved into the evening. As the light softened into evening, the reception took on its own atmosphere, the kind that only comes from celebrating somewhere so open and unhurried.
Farm venues are especially rewarding when the timeline leaves space around sunset. Keeping couple portraits flexible allows the photography to respond to the weather and changing light, while nearby paddocks mean the couple can return to their guests without losing a large part of the reception.
A Rural Farm Wedding of Your Own?
If you're considering a rural or farm wedding venue for your own celebration, Nekel and Glen's day is a lovely example of how much atmosphere an afternoon-into-evening wedding in the countryside can bring. We'd love to hear from you if you're planning something similar.
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