Adam + Marisa // A Rustic Celebration

When we say we can do everything you want to do, we really mean it. Adam and Marisa came in with the idea of having an intimate celebration that ended in an epic party. From creating an environment that started out intimate with each other for the first look all the way to ending the night with sparklers and roman candles for their send-off, they had it all. As we were putting away the final chairs well after midnight, we could still hear the laughter as their wedding party walked back to the Shanty to finish the night together. Even thinking about it now still brings the biggest smiles to our faces.

Take a look at their wedding video below:

Photography: Rachel Lynn // Videography (and images in post): Flow Event Group // Florals: Jennifer Joyce Designs // Dress: Bella Bridal // DJ: Flow Event Group

A Note to Our Couples // Sincerely, Lorin

If you’ve ever wondered about where our passion for what we do comes from, we have the answer for you right here. Take a moment to hear from our very own Lorin Humphrey, founder and visionary of The Enchanted Barn, about what makes us truly unique.

To view the video, simply click on the image:

A note from Lorin:

”My name is Lorin Humphrey, and I am the owner and visionary of The Enchanted Barn.

Here at The Enchanted Barn, we do weddings, we do elopements, we do destination weddings, we do live music and pizza. We have some great lodging. We’ve done some corporate events, corporate retreats, and business luncheons. About four years ago, we started doing winter weddings. We’re also open to many other types of events that we probably haven’t even envisioned yet. So we’d love to hear what your imagination is and do what event you’d like to have hosted here at The Enchanted Barn.

We’ve created a full-service venue with staff that’s cross-trained, and trained very well. When we say full-service we don’t want our couples or clients to have to worry about anything. They need to just have fun and make the experience a most incredible memory that they’ll remember for a lifetime.

I will say there are typically three main things you want to make an amazing and memorable experience. One of them would be food. Everybody loves good food. We have our own in-home chefs and we have three out-of-house chefs that we can call upon. Anything anywhere from a casual appetizer to a multi-course dinner. Another one would be the features and details of the venue. Having a neutral pallet is perfect so the couple and guests can splash their paint on for fitting whatever style that fits them. The third would be the experience that is produced. That would be the organization, behind-the-scenes, the planning, the staff, and everything that comes out to just make it a ‘wow.’ There are probably a lot of venues that have two of those, I think there is a small amount that has all three.

Probably one of the greatest rewards of this business is how many lives we touch. I think it’s very easy to look through the eyes of a child as folks come onto the property and they look around and just take it all in. I think sometimes that takes me out of the perspective that sometimes we all get into in our own environment and helps me to see it through the eyes of those that come here.

I think the most unique thing we do at The Enchanted Barn is the attention to detail. Keeping the charm and authenticity of the structure as it was once built. Everything we add we try to make sure that there is the right mix of rustic and elegance. We also keep attention to the finest of details in the experience we produce.

We have couples from all the way back to when I started actually, and I hear from some of them time-to-time, where they will tell me that they still hear from their guests that it was the best wedding they’ve ever been to. I think that says a lot right there about what we create.

We’ve done hundreds of weddings. Probably more important than the number is we know that each story is very special to you,. We will do what we need to do to make sure that day is the best it can be so you have a story to remember for years to come.”

Sincerely,

Lorin


Photography: Meghan Lee Harris // Videography: Mollica Films

Leif + Louisa // Winter Wedding Romance Styled Shoot

With snow in the forecast, we find ourselves reminiscing over some of our favorite winter celebrations. Sometimes they are grand and pull out the stops - like having a helicopter for luxury transportation (Oh yes, that really did happen. You can even see for yourself in this Wisconsin Bride feature). Other times, our celebrations are tender and intimate. Ron and Autumn shared a quiet day with us as they roamed the grounds in the snow, shared a beverage in the glass barn, and cuddled in each other’s arms.

We adored working with a team who had such a beautiful vision for the day. They focused on the raw, organic chemistry of Ron and Autumn (and their adorable dog), as well as incorporated all of the elements to create this stunning hygge wedding.

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A couple words from the fabulous wedding and events planner, MK Social: Our shoot took place at the Enchanted Barn in Hillsdale, WI, a location that has a naturally intimate feel. We wanted to plot our modern aesthetic against a rustic venue, something to blend our Scandinavian inspiration with the coziness of a Wisconsin winter. Not to mention, the hospitality of the staff who went above and beyond with the simplest touches - homemade pizza straight from their pizza oven, a fire pit, access to the entire venue…very Hygge! For the details, we used neutral colors and clean lines with an invitation suite by Mint & Lovely and in the dinner space, mixing matte and glossy finishes with wooden and metal accents and hand thrown pottery with simple florals by Artemisia Studios.

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Our couple wore nontraditional attire because who says you must wear white or a suit, especially for elopements?! Our hunter green After Six dress from Miss Ruby Boutique popped beautifully against the winter white background. The amazing team from Blush Beauty Room knocked it out of the park with our bride’s makeup, using cranberry tones for the perfect winter look. To keep with our Scandinavian inspiration, Delila Wineberg created a gorgeous braided crown to give our bride a uniquely modern style. For dessert, we went with something slightly unconventional - a creme puff cake by Yield Bake House. A nod to a Wisconsin classic, as well as traditional Scandinavian desserts! To brighten up the winter snow we also incorporated a hand-painted veil by Aeva Made.

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The heart and soul of beautiful events comes from the people - the ones who are inspired, excited and devoted. This is why we, at The Enchanted Barn, believe it is so important to find vendors who align with you. Usually all it takes is a quick cup of coffee and laughing about how you met the love of your life. From there, everything else will fall in place.

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Published on: The Wedding Chicks || Venues: Enchanted Barn || Dress: After Six || Cakes & Catering: Yield Bake House || Event Planning & Design: MK Social || Fashion: Miss Ruby Boutique || Flowers: Artemisia Studios || Hand-Painted Wedding Veils: Aeva Made || Health & Beauty: Blush Beauty Room + Delilia Wineberg || Paper Goods & Calligraphy: Mint & Lovely Studios + Shelby Made it || Photographers: Studio 29 Photography || Rentals and Transportation: On Solid Ground Vintage Rentals || Sheepskin rug, salt rock candles, table runners: Hygge Life || Signage: A La Crate Vintage

Wedding Planning // The Ultimate Checklist

The question’s popped, the ring is on, stars are in your eyes, but now what? With so many tasks to take care of and details to arrange, planning a wedding can seem overwhelming. But, if you give yourself enough time to plan and sort the tasks month by month with a wedding-planning checklist and wedding timeline, the job becomes more fun and less stressful. Below we’ve broken down the wedding-planning checklist into bite sized pieces so you can take a step back and simply enjoy the process.

First rule

  • Don’t sweat the small stuff, you will no doubt want everything to be just perfect but if something turns out not quite as you have planned odds are your guests will never even notice as they did not know the original plan.

So here is our ultimate wedding checklist – what you should be doing when, especially helpful if you are wondering where to start. From engagement right through to the wedding day.

Soon After Engagement

  • Sit down together and talk about your ideal wedding, do you imagine having it at home or abroad, number of guests, type of venue, desired season etc, this is a good start and makes sure you are both on the same page.

  • Draw up a budget

  • Start writing down your guest list to get an idea of numbers, and who you want a part of your celebration

  • Start researching potential wedding venues and ceremony locations online and draw up a short list

  • Pop the question to your bridesmaids and groomsmen

12 – 18 Months Before The Wedding

  • As early as possible try to make a decision about the style of your day, this will impact on the suppliers and venue you choose so it is good to have a clear vision from the start. Are you thinking rustic, elegant, timeless, quirky, industrial.

  • Visit and book your reception venue and ceremony location

  • Research potential wedding suppliers:

    • Photographer / Videographer – book early as good ones get booked up well in advance and they can only do one wedding per day

    • Florist – again book early as good ones get booked up well in advance and they will limit the number of bookings they can take per day. If you are doing your own flowers why not book yourself on a course, we would always suggest leaving your bouquet and button holes to an expert as these have to be made last minute

    • Stationery – if you want matching Save The Dates to the rest of your stationery you will need to make a decision on this early on, you can choose to go completely bespoke there are some very talented stationery companies who also have lovely designs to choose from, you could use a printable stationery suite which you add your details to and print yourself, or perhaps you are talented in this area and want to make these yourself.

    • Wedding cake – what sort of design do you want, choose a cake maker whose style reflects your ideas rather than taking them someone else designs to copy

    • Hair and make up

    • Music – decide what type of entertainment you want for ceremony, cocktail hour, and your reception

    • Research and consider options for your decor – are you buying bits yourself and asking bridesmaids and family to help set them out at the venue, will you get a company involved to style and set out everything. Often florists have a large number of props so it is worth checking with your florist before getting another supplier involved.

    • Caterers – need we say more?

  • Start your wedding dress research, what style do you like, book yourself into bridal shops to start trying some on. Some dresses can take over 6 months to arrive in store and then need to be altered so it is good to get this sorted early on during the planning.

  • Gathering addresses for guest list – create a spreadsheet for RSVPs, menu choices etc

  • Send Save the Date cards – very important if you’re getting married abroad, or during a very busy time of year

8/12 months before

  • Book your music for ceremony and reception

  • Research and reserve accommodation for guests

  • Book Honeymoon

  • Order wedding cake

  • Book Groomsmen’s Suits

  • Book officiant

  • Book wedding car or transportation if you are having one

  • Decide on your wedding décor and where you will be ordering from:

    • (confetti, pew ends / aisle decorations, ring cushion, ceremony signs, ceremony backdrop / arch, centerpieces, candle holders for tables, table runners / linen, name cards, name card holders, table numbers, napkin decoration, chair decorations, table games/ice breakers, wedding favors, children’s activity packs, table plan, guest book, cards table décor, cake table décor, signage for around the venue, candle holders / lanterns for around the venue, hanging decorations or string lighting for around the venue, outdoor decorations, outdoor games (summer weddings), selfie station decoration / props)

6/8 months before

  • Ensure passports are in date for honeymoon – order new ones if necessary

  • Start planning honeymoon

  • Choose your wedding rings

4-6 months before

  • Choose bridesmaids’ dresses and think about shoe options for them

  • Choose and order wedding invitations

  • Attend pre-marriage counseling, if this is something you’re interested in

  • Meet with florist to discuss options

  • Shop for groom’s suit

  • Decide on prayers, readings and music for order of service — check with your officiant

  • Organise transport for bridal party and guests if necessary

2-3 months before

  • Send invitations to guests

  • Rent / buy groomsmen outfits

  • Attend dress fittings

  • Organise gifts for parents, bridesmaids, groomsmen and each other

  • Organise hair trial

  • Organise makeup trial

4 weeks before

  • Final wedding dress fitting

  • Make any last-minute adjustments with suppliers

  • Organise welcome baskets for out of town guests, leave these in their rooms

2 weeks before

  • Review final RSVP list and call any guests who have not yet responded

  • Pass on numbers to suppliers who need to know – venue / caterers / does florist know correct number of tables for centrepieces etc

  • Have final discussion with photographer / videographer about when are where you will do your photos and which family members are to be in family photos

  • Create your table plan

  • Print placecards

1 week before

  • Supply wedding coordinator with a list of supplier requests such as a table for DJ or setup space needed by florist.

  • Call all wedding suppliers to confirm arrangements, create timetable for day

  • Give ceremony and reception site managers a schedule of vendor delivery and setup times, plus contact numbers.

  • Get manicure, massage, waxing & all your preening and prep

  • Do full wedding dress rehearsal from underwear to veil

  • Pack an overnight bag for the reception

  • Pack for the honeymoon

  • Organise money to be paid to vendors on the day

2-3 days before

  • Groom: Go for final fitting and pick up your formalwear.

  • Groom: Ask the best man to make sure all groomsmen attend fittings and pick up their outfits.

  • Confirm pick-up times with wedding car company

  • Reconfirm final details with all vendors. Discuss any necessary last-minute substitutions.

Day before

  • Drop off reception and ceremony décor at the venue if possible. If someone else is setting these out for you give them detailed instructions: place cards, table numbers, menus, favours, table plan, centrepieces, signage etc

  • Provide all wedding professionals with an emergency phone number to call on the day of the wedding. Parents / Best Man.

  • Ensure the cake is on track to be delivered to reception venue

  • Rehearse ceremony with full wedding party ceremony readers your officiant at the ceremony site to rehearse and iron out details.

  • Get a good night’s rest

The Wedding Day!

  • Ensure the gifts to be given out during the speeches are in the reception room.

  • Give wedding bands to the best man to hold during the ceremony

  • Introduce your venue coordinator, to your bridesmaid/best man for questions or problems during the reception.

After the Wedding

  • Prearrange for someone to return any rentals if necessary.

  • Pre plan for attendants to take the bride’s gown for cleaning and return the groom’s tux to the rental shop.

  • Write and send thank-you notes to gift-bearing guests and vendors who were especially helpful.

Chelsie + Tom // An Organic and Modern Barn Wedding

Chelsie and Tom’s wedding day was in a word, ethereal. They set out with a goal of creating “an atmosphere that reflected the organic-authentic-northwoods charm” that they love about their state of Wisconsin, but they did it in such a gorgeous, modern way. Surrounded by their closest family & friends, starry eyes, and a sunset to swoon over these two enjoyed a night to remember. Their color palette was perfect for the late summer season with earth tones, mismatched bridesmaid dresses paired beautifully with the simple greenery and burgundy organic florals. Our simple linens, farmhouse tables, and floral rings from Jennifer Joyce Designs elegantly dressed up the glass barn. Their celebration lasted well into the night and the garden party where we served pizzas all throughout was a huge hit with their guests! We couldn't be happier for these two and wish them nothing short of a lifetime of happiness.

F R O M T H E B R I D E:

Tom and I live in Milwaukee and met our freshman year of college, at UW Milwaukee through mutual friends. We hit it off immediately and were inseparable for all of college. Going into our sophomore year I auditioned for the NBA Milwaukee Bucks dance team. The whole reason I had decided on moving to Milwaukee in the first place, was to pursue dancing professionally and to make that team. So, I made it happen. I continued to dance for the Bucks for 4 seasons and loved every second of it. Between games, practices, promotions, and school, my schedule was very tight. Tom and I only had small windows of time to hang out, but he always understood, and we made it work. Tom was one of my biggest fans and went to countless games to see and support me.

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At the closure of my 4th season with the Bucks, I put my dancing on pause. Rather than preparing for the upcoming season’s audition, I was preparing for our surprise newest additions arrival. Our daughter Lila was born June 24th, 2014. As young parents, we were terrified of what to expect, but buckled in for parenthood, something that had not even been on our radar a year earlier.

Considering I spent 4 years with the Milwaukee Bucks organization, my ties and pride for the team didn’t just go away. We love going to games and Lila hasn’t missed a home opener yet. So, knowing the connection I have to this organization I should have seen Tom’s proposal coming a mile away, but I didn’t.

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So, fast forward to June 1st, 2017. Tom had arranged with my former boss, the director of game operations, to propose to me at the Milwaukee Bucks arena, on the court. He told me we were getting dinner at a restaurant that’s right across the street from the arena. Rather than park on the street by the restaurant, Tom pulled right into arena control, hopped out of his truck, and walked right in the back door of the stadium. Meanwhile, I’m trailing behind him, very confused, but still, no part of me thought we were there for a proposal. Tom had been replying to work related texts prior to parking in the player parking lot and bolting into the building, so I assumed the reason we were there and he was allowed to do that was work related. He simply said, “Come on, I’ve gotta do something quick.” And for some reason, I didn’t think anything of it and trailed behind.

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Security greeted Tom saying he’d been informed we were coming so that just reconfirmed to me that someone must know Tom’s coming to meet him. The entire walk inside, through the entertainment tunnel, and onto the court, I was oblivious. I was chatting the whole way about how cool it was to be inside just the two of us and how I haven’t been on the court or behind the scenes in there in ages and how much I missed it.

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When we finally got to center court, I remember just standing there, taking it all in. This was such a special place to me and I knew the importance of taking in that moment on the court, because I could still remember the last time I had done it; the last game of the season, of my last year dancing. When I turned to face Tom, he was down on one knee, right there at center court, pulling a ring box out of his pocket. I was completely taken by surprise and brought to tears instantly. In that moment, in a place that is so significant to me, Tom gave me the closure I needed for my past memories of that place/time of my life by creating the ultimate new memory with me and the start of the next chapter to our story.

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Photographer: Meghan Lee Harris // Videographer: Mollica Films // Venue: The Enchanted Barn // Florals: Jennifer Joyce Design // Dress Store: Bucci’s Bridal // Dress Designer: Emmy Mae // Bridal Accessories: Hello Adorn // Hair/Makeup: Lady Vamp Artistry // Groomsmen Suit: Ted Baker // Rentals / Furniture / Decor – from Bride & Groom’s own home decor // Invitations: Minted // Wedding Party dresses/suits – all chose their own // Cake/Dessert: Norske Nook // Band/DJ: Pulse Entertainment // Caterer: Garden Party // Jeweler: Kessler’s // Bride’s Shoes: Steve Madden // Guest Book: Dustling and Hart // Wisconsin Themed Pillows: Proud Dweller

The Story Of // The Enchanted Barn

I am Lorin, visionary of this magical place called The Enchanted Barn. The dream came to me in November of 2003 after helping "create the space" for a friends wedding in a barn. The emotions that were displayed from the guests that day, left me with a desire to find the perfect setting to be able to create an atmosphere like no other where couples and their guests could some to experience the memories being made.  Upon driving up to this barn, I knew that I had found the diamond I had been searching for, which at that time was very much in the "rough".  The barn was not for sale when I found it in December of 2003, but the farmer agreed to sell and in February 2004 the barn was mine and my visions could begin.  

The original farm homestead in the mid 1800's consisted of a primitive log walled barn a few feet to the south as well as a home located where the current old shed sits.  In 1898, the current timber frame structure with locally harvested fieldstone foundation was erected.  Up until the 1970's, the working dairy farmstead was the only residence on what was then just a country dirt road. The lower level, then known as the milking parlor, was where many dairy cows were nourished and were milked.  We have kept the term "milking parlor" and today is where guests enjoy appetizers and cocktails framed by aged whitewashed fieldstone walls. 

The upper level was used to store up the main cuisine desirable to those happy cows known as "hay", and thus aptly named the "hayloft".  Now the work began.....preserving that history.  In March of 2004, the initial two-month phase of restoration commenced and in the Fall of 2005 the doors of business opened with two weddings.

Those humble beginnings, with only the original remaining lone structure, was accomplished with an old beaten down Ford truck, two canvas tarped off corners of the lower milking parlor for utility and catering staging, and me "camping" at the barn for long days getting ready for our first weddings.  

These sacrifices inherent in creating such a successful business paid off when the barn became the best outdoor venue in 2011 thru 2016, voted by Wisconsin Bride Magazine readers.  In 2013, the accolades continued to come with more national significance as Brides magazine listed the barn within the Top 50 Most Romantic Venues in the USA for creating nuptials.  Our latest honor was hand picked by international eyes of Conde Nast Brides UK, the UK's leading bridal magazine, whom also publishes Vogue and Glamour, as one of the top 25 venues to marry around the world.   

Those awards continue to empower us to do what got us here. We will continue to pay attention to detail just like all the details maintained in the restoration of this wonderful diamond in the rough that God Himself, I believe, had set aside for me back in 2003. It also means our amazing staff will continue to pour their hearts out passionately to make your day the way you dreamt it to be. We strive to maintain this raw romantic atmosphere we refer to as that "neutral canvas" which a couple can come into and splash the "paint of their personalities" to share who they feel they are to their beloved guests.

Growing up on a dairy farm with humble beginnings, and then continuing my education to gain a bachelors degree in mechanical engineering with a passion in architecture, photography, and entrepreneurship, I traveled to many cities gaining an appreciation for diverse culture.  I believe all of these are important facets of what was to become.  I am still humbled by how many lives The Enchanted Barn continues to deeply touch.  

 God said that it is not good for man to be alone, so He got it even better the second time with the creation of a woman that the man could marry. I believe many thousand years later God said "let there be this sacred place in which to marry, and He called this place...The Enchanted Barn!

      -  May God richly bless all whom marry at such a venue as this, Lorin...