There is just something about a wedding that feels elevated without feeling overdone, and Bailey and Logan’s Fox Hollow Farm wedding was exactly that. Between the clean white details, tons of greenery, classic black and white attire, and the gardens surrounding the property, their entire day had this subtle French-inspired feel that fit Fox Hollow Farm so well. Everything felt intentional but still relaxed, which is honestly such a good combination for a wedding day.

Clean Details & Getting Ready for Their Fox Hollow Farm Wedding

Bailey and Logan kept their details simple, and I think that’s part of what made everything photograph so beautifully. Their neutral stationery, pearl jewelry, white heels, wooden ring box, and tiny perfume bottle all worked together without feeling overly styled. Even Bailey’s dress fit the overall look perfectly, clean satin, a fitted silhouette, and that scarf detail that gave it just a little something extra.

There’s already so much character inside Fox Hollow Farm that you really don’t need to bring in a ton to make things feel special. I loved getting to photograph some of these quieter details before the day really got moving. It gave us a chance to document all of the little things Bailey and Logan chose while also letting the venue itself become part of the photos.

First Look, Portraits & Alllll the Greenery

Their first look happened outside surrounded by the gardens, and this is where the venue really started showing off. The oversized greenery, creek, mature trees, and little pockets tucked around the property gave us so much variety without ever needing to leave. One minute we were photographing them near the water, and the next we were wandering through greenery that almost made the whole thing feel like a private European garden.

I also loved mixing in some more movement and slightly editorial portraits throughout this part of the day. Bailey’s bridal portraits especially felt so clean and effortless against all that green. Then we moved closer to the white exterior of the estate for a completely different look. Having so many options within one property is such a perk, especially when you want your gallery to have variety without spending a chunk of your wedding day traveling between locations.

A Garden Ceremony at Fox Hollow Farm

The ceremony might be my favorite example of just how pretty simplicity can be. Bailey and Logan were married on the lawn surrounded by trees, with white florals framing them and petals scattered down the aisle. Nothing was fighting with the scenery because, truly, the scenery did most of the work.

The sunlight coming through the trees made the entire ceremony space feel extra cozy and tucked away, even with all of their people there celebrating with them. If you’re planning a Fox Hollow Farm wedding, this is one of those venues where leaning into what is already there can make such a difference. The greenery is already giving you such a beautiful backdrop, so even a really minimal design can feel complete.

A Relaxed Reception to End the Night

After the ceremony, the day shifted into that part of a wedding I always love photographing, when everyone can finally relax a little. Bailey and Logan cut their simple white cake surrounded by more white florals, and from there the night became less about the perfectly planned details and more about everyone actually enjoying themselves.

The reception photos feel like such a fun contrast to the clean, polished look from earlier in the day. Drinks in hand, people dancing, lots of movement, and Bailey right in the middle of it all. I love when a gallery can hold both, the beautiful portraits you want framed in your home and the slightly chaotic photos that immediately bring you back to how much fun the night actually was.

Planning Your Own Fox Hollow Farm Wedding? Would Love To Chat!

Leena Rose Photo | Virginia & Destination Wedding Photographer

Bailey and Logan’s day is such a good reminder that you don’t need to fill every corner of a beautiful venue with more stuff. When you have a space like Fox Hollow Farm, sometimes keeping things simple lets the venue, and the people you brought there, stand out even more. If you’re planning a wedding at Fox Hollow Farm and want photos that document the polished details and everything that happens once the party gets going, I’d love to be there for it. Head to my contact page so we can chat about the ideas you have! If you want to learn more about me and what I do, click here. Can’t wait to hear from you!

Vendors

Florist: @shannonsfreshcutfarmflowers
Coordinator: Michelle @foxhollow_events
HMUA: @ellimynixon
Dress: @jennyyoonyc @anthropologieweddings
Catering: @herbanfeast
DJ: @grooveonhyde_dj