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Meg and Landon

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Meg Runion and Landon Perdue were out and about with friends in Charlottesville, Virginia, when they met. Meg, a wedding and portrait photographer, and Landon, a medical salesman, hit it off instantly and about two years later, on September 15, 2012, they tied the knot, at a farm less than 13 miles from their home. The handcrafted soiree highlighted the bride's DIY abilities, the picturesque setting, a bounty of entertainment, and plenty of comfort food.

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The Location

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Thanks to her years in the wedding industry, Meg knew immediately where she wanted the wedding to occur -- Fat Cat Farm, in Scottsville, Virginia. The location was unique and personal, as it belongs to Meg's friend (and florist).

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A Warm Welcome

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Muslin bags embellished with sewn hearts cut from coffee bean sacks were stuffed with water, cookies from a local bakery, and the groom's favorite snack, Chex Mix. Trail mix bought in bulk was repackaged into little white paper baggies and sealed with tags.

A hand drawn map of Charlottesville highlights was sewed into a booklet that also included a "study guide" for Texas Hold'em -- so people playing poker during the casino-themed wedding reception could get ready -- and a timeline of the weekend's events. Mini menus from the couple's four favorite restaurants were tucked into glassine bags, making sure no guest went hungry during the days they were in town.

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The Signage

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With events spread across the farm, directional signs by Stonegate Event Rentals were extremely helpful in guiding guests around.

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A Gift for Him

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The bride and groom love to cook together, and on Sundays go on long runs and then stop at the grocery store for ingredients to test new recipes. Meg wanted to give Landon a gift to honor their shared foodie passion. She found a leather journal at Rock, Paper, Scissors and collected and wrote out their favorite recipes from their relationship. She also asked friends and family for special recipes and included those with notes about who they ate the dishes with and when. The book was then sent to watercolor artist Haley Harmon, who filled the pages with sketches of the items listed.

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The Fashions

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Meg paired her BHLDN gown with Lilly Pulitzer shoes, Chan Luu earrings, a bracelet borrowed from a friend, and Tavia Metal rings.

Landon sported a custom suit from Franco's.

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A Hidden Memento

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A cross-stitched label adorned the back of the groom's tie. "I thought he would see it when he was getting dressed," Meg said. "But it turns out he never saw it until my mom asked him about it halfway through the reception!"

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An Important Question

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Meg asked each member of her bridal party to be in the wedding using vintage cigar boxes filled with information about the big day, a little description about every bridesmaid so that everyone knew one another going into the event, and the scoop on their attire. She added a special quote and some chocolate, and wrapped them in a Vogue dress pattern with torn linen strips and kraft paper. Individual clusters of faux flowers and a ceramic tag with each girl's name was added before they were mailed (or left on doorsteps for the local ladies).

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A Sweet Suite

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Shawn from Beehive Events came up with the idea of a tent for the girls to get ready in. It was outfitted with a vanity, draping, mirrors, and rugs, with dresses hanging on display until it was time to slip into them.

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A Bevvy of Baubles

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Accessories created during Meg's jewelry-making bachelorette party at her favorite local store, Roxie Daisy, were designed with help from jeweler Erin McDermott. On the big day, the necklaces were revealed in the getting ready tent.

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A Nice Spread

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Inside the bridal tent, lunch was set up by A Pimento Catering for the girls to nosh on during the day.

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The Bridesmaids

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Meg's bridal party dressed in creamy frocks of their choosing and wore the same Old Navy wedges for a bit of uniformity.

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It's in the Bag

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Meg's mom knitted nine reticules from a Jane Austen pattern -- one for each of the bridesmaids and one for the flower girl to use in lieu of a flower basket. She cross-stitched a tag with the couple's initials and wedding date inside.

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Special Clutches

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Dickie Morris of Just a Little Ditty hatched the idea of using fabric remnants from family members and projects to create gifts for the bride, the groom's sister, and for a special guest (it was raffled off during the reception). Fabric from some of Landon's late mother's clothing was incorporated as a way of honoring her memory, with scraps from the invitation used to line the inside.

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The Flower Girl

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The maid of honor hand made the littlest attendant's dress.

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The Boutonnieres

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Each gent in the bridal party sported a small bundle of green ranunculus, olive leaves, and mountain ash berries on his lapel.

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The Programs

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The inside of Meg's engagement ring boasts an imprint, which Meg featured as a graphic throughout the wedding. For the programs, she drew the garland imagery, scanned it, and printed it on watercolor paper -- which she colored in with watercolor pencils. The ceremony information was printed on the back and fabric scraps left from the invitations were stitched to create a decorative edge.

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A Furry Friend

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Meg's dream to have her beloved dog, Kobuk, participate in the wedding came true when he carried an important announcement down the aisle. A treat in the flower girls' basket and a whistle from the groom led him to the altar. Though Meg couldn't see him in all his glory since she hadn't made her ceremony debut yet, she heard everyone laugh when he went running into action.

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The Grand Entrance

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"My father walked me down the aisle and it took everything in me not to cry," said Meg. Just before making their debut, vocalist Heather Hightower sang "Ave Maria".

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The Ceremony

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The couple's friend Claire Goodman crafted a meaningful service perfectly suited to the couple. An excerpt from Robert Fulghum's "All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten" was recited. Meg and Landon had looked through a lot of texts for potential readings but this one fit them best with its simple, honest, fun, and quirky take on being an adult.

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A Bit of Laughter

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At the ceremony, which took place in front of a barn whose doorway was filled with 'Annabelle' hydrangeas, the couple exchanged personalized vows that elicited a range of emotions, including a big laugh from the bride.

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A Piece of Art

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Meg met painter Kay Southerland at an art festival just prior to becoming engaged, and commissioned her to create a piece that reflected the ceremony. So she brought her easel and paints, and set up a spot to capture the momentous occasion. The happy couple took the painting home at the end of the night, and it now hangs in their dining room.

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Sweet Sips

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Lemonade and ice tea were set out for guests to sip.

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The Portraits

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Following the ceremony, the couple wandered the grounds for some photo opps with their photographer, Jen Fariello.

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The Perfect Ride

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Meg's father's side of the family has always been into restoring and collecting antique cars, but with most of the prized rides too far away in Ohio, she found an alternate way to honor their passion. Thanks to a local mechanic, she found a kind man with an old Chevy truck that they could borrow. Meg had the idea to display her great grandmother's quilts on the flatbed, and the truck was used for additional seating during the outdoor reception. A cross-stitched pillow mimicked a license plate.

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Fun and Games

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At BBQs with friends the couple often plays corn-hole, so a version of the game during the cocktail hour of the wedding made perfect sense. Landon and Meg's dad made five sets which were painted by the couple.

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Snack Time

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An old wagon was a great base for a charcuterie station. Not far away, fresh kettle corn was popping, and beer and wine was served from a canoe bar.

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The Fare

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A BBQ feastof collard greens, roasted fingerling potatoes, coleslaw, broccoli salad, and cornbread was served in iron skillets. Chef Craig Hartman of The BBQ Exchange brought his five signature sauces as well.

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A Common Thread

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To carry through the hand sewn zig-zags first seen on the invitations, Meg's mom and cousin made napkins for dinner that were folded up to house a bamboo fork.

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The Dinner

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Tables were set with copper pot centerpieces containing olive branches, persimmons, millet, mountain ash berries, basil, rosemary, mint, 'vitality' garden roses, and ranunculus.

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The Dinner

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Other tables were adorned with reclaimed wood boxes filled with fruit from the farm.

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The Setting

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As the sun set, glowing wood lanterns hung from the trees lit the lawn.

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The Reception

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As guests entered the barn for the reception they each got a muslin bag printed with one of several designs created by the bride. Fake poker chips were inside for guests to use during the post-dinner casino party. At the end of the night, guests turned in their winning chips for raffle tickets to prizes like wine from a local vineyard and one of the corn-hole sets from the cocktail hour.

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The Games

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After being in the wedding industry for nearly a decade, Meg felt that most receptions were quite similar, and she wanted to break the mold. Plus, she knew that some people dance and some people don't, and wanted everyone to have fun. The idea for a vintage Vegas-style reception was born, and with help from Casino2U it came to life.

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The Games

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Guests tried their luck at craps, roulette, and black Jack tables with fake money, and then a proper Texas Hold'em poker tournament with a $20 buy-in. The RSVP cards had a spot for guests to note if they wanted to play, and the winner ended the night with $900!

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The Cake

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Cake pops in three flavors (strawberry lemonade, chocolate mocha, and Oreo truffles) made by Anita Gupta of Maliha Creations were displayed on a tiered stand meant to mimic a traditional cake.

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The First Dance

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The newlyweds danced to "Free" by Zach Brown Band. Meg then took a spin on the dance floor with her dad to "Heavenly Day" by Patty Griffin.

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The Favors

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The bride put her handmade touch on the favors too, which were Charlottesville picture frames. Together with her parents, she spray painted the frames' bases, and then decoupaged a scaled-to-size map of the area on top. Each was packaged in a hand-sewn kraft paper envelope and tied with bakers' twine and a tag expressing the couple's gratitude.

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Photography: Jen Fariello

Event Planning: Dickie Morris of Just A Little Ditty

Catering: The Barbecue Exchange; A Pimento Catering

Flowers, Décor, and Lighting: Shawn Cossette of Beehive Events

Officiant: Claire Goodman of Sacred Ground Ceremonies

Stationery: Rock Paper Scissors; Katie Sale of Good Press

Calligraphy: Jen Maton of In So INKlined

Cake: Anita Gupta of Maliha Creations

Ceremony Vocalist: Heather Hightower

Reception Music and Casino Games: Casino2U

Rentals: Beehive Events; Stonegate Event Rentals

Hair and Makeup: Jeanne Cusick of Cville Make Up (434-977-4564)

Tent: Skyline Tent Company/Sperry Tents Southeast 

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    1 of 39 Meg and Landon
    2 of 39 The Location
    3 of 39 A Warm Welcome
    4 of 39 The Signage
    5 of 39 A Gift for Him
    6 of 39 The Fashions
    7 of 39 A Hidden Memento
    8 of 39 An Important Question
    9 of 39 A Sweet Suite
    10 of 39 A Bevvy of Baubles
    11 of 39 A Nice Spread
    12 of 39 The Bridesmaids
    13 of 39 It's in the Bag
    14 of 39 Special Clutches
    15 of 39 The Flower Girl
    16 of 39 The Boutonnieres
    17 of 39 The Programs
    18 of 39 A Furry Friend
    19 of 39 The Grand Entrance
    20 of 39 The Ceremony
    21 of 39 A Bit of Laughter
    22 of 39 A Piece of Art
    23 of 39 Sweet Sips
    24 of 39 The Portraits
    25 of 39 The Perfect Ride
    26 of 39 Fun and Games
    27 of 39 Snack Time
    28 of 39 The Fare
    29 of 39 A Common Thread
    30 of 39 The Dinner
    31 of 39 The Dinner
    32 of 39 The Setting
    33 of 39 The Reception
    34 of 39 The Games
    35 of 39 The Games
    36 of 39 The Cake
    37 of 39 The First Dance
    38 of 39 The Favors
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