Homey, rustic charm was at the heart of Lindsey and Matt Triplett’s North Georgia wedding on June 6, 2015. Paying homage to the country upbringing of the groom, who grew up in the mountains of Hayesville, NC, and the bride’s desire to create a laid-back, yet captivating, event, the two tied the knot at Georgia’s The Barn at High Point Farms, just south of Lookout Mountain, on the way to Chattanooga.
Lindsey and Matt Triplett tied the knot on June 6, 2015, at The Barn at High Point Farms in North Georgia.
“We chose [The Barn at High Point Farms] because we felt it reflected both of us,” says Lindsey. “Matt is from the mountains, so we wanted something in North Georgia, but also something elegant and beautiful, so I could look back on pictures and have my breath be taken away from the beauty of the venue and décor.”
This Loganville bride wove the look and feel of the charming rustic venue into every aspect of the event, from the bridal party’s footwear (how cute do those cowboy boots look with the blush dresses?) to the groom and groomsmen’s blue jeans and matching vests. In fact, the low-key vibe was even felt as the guys played corn hole before the ceremony began. The guests had a chance to throw the corn hole bean bags around during the reception, as well.
A big part of the couple’s wedding was their 4-year-old daughter, Madalynn, who was one of the flower girls.
Lindsey remains calm and collected as her hairstylist adds the finishing touches to her lovely look.
The entire bridal party looked country cool with good ol’ cowboy boots.
Head-to-toe country chic — from blush bridesmaid dresses (in various styles from David’s Bridal) to the ladies’ leather footwear.
Matt and his six groomsmen are the picture of cool.
Guests enjoyed the outdoorsy, country vibe in every aspect of this memorable wedding. They walked around the working farm, seeing horses and lambs in the background, as they approached the ceremony site. Family and friends were asked to take wildflower seeds home, to plant in their own yards, sign a custom board honoring the couple’s Georgia and North Carolina roots and be part of their personalized service celebrating the love between Lindsey and Matt and their 4-year-old daughter, flower girl Madalynn.
The only thing better than the rustic ceremony was the jubilant reception set under the barn’s twinkling lights and fabulous Mason jar chandelier. The crowd was treated to barbecue, chicken, potato salad and all the fixings, as well as lemonade, beer, wine and that true Southern staple, sweet tea. The cake had an interesting twist — a hybrid dessert featuring a cake topper and individual cupcakes, all displayed on an impressive custom wooden tier. The groom’s cake resembled that of a freshly cut log, with the couple’s initials “carved” into the side and sugar antlers atop.
The wedding paid homage to Lindsey and Matt’s Southern roots, both Georgia and North Carolina.
Chalkboard and hand-written signs created a homey, rustic ambience that perfectly fit in with the couple’s vision.
The couple’s daughter, Madalynn, was a huge part of the wedding.
The key to choosing the right bridal attendants? Someone who loves the couple, can assist with any wedding emergency and, most importantly, knows how to party.
After the ceremony, all three of the Tripletts headed into the barn for a few minutes of alone time to celebrate their new family status.
Each one of the 60 guests had a great time cutting loose on the dance floor with the adorable couple, who met while working together at Cable East Inc. As Lindsey puts it, “We met at work, but weren’t actually together for a while after meeting. We always crossed paths, kept in touch and got butterflies when running into each other. I more so pursued Matt when we first met … he has the most beautiful green eyes I’d ever seen, which drew me in and eventually, he gave into the idea of a relationship. We have been together ever since.”
A sweet wedding favor for guests to bring the love home
The reception took place inside The Barn, featuring natural materials and gorgeous wild floral arrangements from Humphreys Flowers. The openness of the space let the outside in to create a laid-back charm.
Matt, Lindsey and Madalynn take a turn on the dance floor.
The happy couple takes a few moments for themselves during the festivities.
Besides the cupcakes and cake topper, the groom’s cake (bottom left) is a nod to Matt’s country roots.
It’s not a country wedding without a little bit of line dancing.
The bride and her father danced to “Sweet Home Alabama” under the impressive Mason jar chandelier.
As the sun set over the wedding scene, Lindsey looks back fondly on her day. “My biggest expectation was actually seeing Matt for the first time that day — I felt completely overcome with emotion, but so calm at the same time. I was so focused on him I don’t even remember hearing the song playing while walking down the aisle, and I believe that’s exactly how I should have felt. My favorite part of the day was being able to share our love with all of our family and closest friends; it was emotional, calm and sweet.”
We wish Matt and Lindsey Triplett a life full of joy, love and friendship.
A massive thank you to Lovi Blush Photography for sharing these gorgeous photos with our StyleBlueprint readers!
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Photographer: Lovi Blush Photography
Venue: The Barn at High Points Farm
Florist: Humphreys Flowers
Caterer: Ed & Tammie Still
Cake and cupcakes: Sugar Kneads Cakery
Dress: Bravura Bridal
Bridesmaids’ dresses: David’s Bridal
Wedding planner: Marie King, Elizabeth Marie Weddings
Makeup artist: Becca Whittinghill, Becca Whittinghill Makeup Artistry
Hair: Sandy Aldridge, Snip-Its Salon
Band/DJ: Matt Medlin, Medlin Entertainment
Invitations: Handmade by cousin Sandie Stevens
