Lauren and Whit were married in September 2026 at The Stone Barn. The morning was matching pajamas — Lauren in white, her bridesmaids in pale blue — and dancing barefoot on the reception floor hours before anyone else arrived. Then a first look in The Sanctuary, out in the pines: Whit waiting on the deck, Lauren coming down the path behind him, a long hug between the empty rows, and the two of them walking back up the path together with Whit carrying her train. (It’s these moments we built The Sanctuary for…)
At five, her dad walked her to the chapel doors, and they were married in our white chapel - they got the best of both. The palette was sage, light dusty blue, butter yellow and soft pink, with gold and copper, and the flowers were the whole idea. Each bridesmaid, in sage, carried a single variety — chamomile, marigold, delphinium, stock, ranunculus — tied with long ivory ribbon, so that lined up together they made one wildflower field. Lauren's bouquet pulled them together in one place, with blush roses and green amaranthus trailing almost to her hem.
Inside, the room was white and soft: green glass pendants over a sweetheart table with a hand-lettered "Just Married" runner, a blue tufted settee with striped ruffled pillows, a green toile cloth, floating candles down the long tables, and a three-tier cake painted with palette-knife petals in blue, green and gold. On a table by the cake sat the sweetest start to a family tradition - a hand-painted plate that read "the McGees."
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