A Farm-to-Table Style Shoot at Traders Point Creamery

Photos ByHeather Sherrill Photography

Written By

Savannah Hope

Date

July 25, 2019

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We are loving the theme of this style shoot! It celebrates the farm-to-table movement of utilizing your local farmers and other vendors for dinner parties, date nights or any old Tuesday! This shoot highlights the wholesome nature of local goods. The team adds, “Marin and Alle from Traders Point Creamery had a vision to inspire future guests to utilize all of Traders Point’s amazing spaces. The farm-to-table theme was a natural and inspired direction that all the amazing vendors ran with.”

Curating a theme off of those community roots, the team wanted to showcase natural, organic elements. They say, “We really loved using Traders Point Creamery as the inspiration. We walked around the beautiful land, talked to the cows, looked at the garden and ate some amazing food!” The tablescape in this shoot shows of all those goods taken right from the farm. It is truly a unique experience knowing exactly where your food came from. It is the perfect way to celebrate with friends and family.

Since the team was working in an outdoor setting, they decided to add in pops of color to their theme to give it a bold edge. They say, “We knew that naturally there would be a lot of green and brown from the garden and barn so we wanted to brighten it up by using different shades of purple and pink.”

“For the wedding dress, we wanted something that would flow and be soft and romantic,” says the team. “When the model Cori put the dress on we fell in love with the details.” The delicate details are a nod to the organic scenes around the couple. We love the way the Beloved Brides dress details hug the hips of the model, contributing to a gorgeous silhouette any bride would love!

The team also sourced their florals from local vendors. They note, “We sourced the other flowers from Welch Wholesale in Indianapolis. They have lots of unique items that really highlighted the beauty of the garden roses and gave it a natural, organic feel. I think the bouquet and flower installations feel like they belong in the spaces - like they just grew out of the spaces where they were placed.”