Visit Martha Stewart Weddings Real Weddings Wedding Styles Seasonal Weddings Winter Weddings A Rustic Winter Destination Wedding in Vermont By Martha Stewart Editors Martha Stewart Editors Facebook Instagram Twitter Website An article attributed to "Martha Stewart Editors" indicates when several writers and editors have contributed to an article over the years. These collaborations allow us to provide you with the most accurate, up-to-date, and comprehensive information available.The Martha Stewart team aims to teach and inspire readers daily with tested-until-perfected recipes, creative DIY projects, and elevated home and entertaining ideas. They are experts in their fields who research, create, and test the best ways to help readers design the life they want. The joy is in the doing. Editorial Guidelines Updated on January 31, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Cassidy Rehwaldt 01 of 18 Jennifer and Tyler Cassidy Rehwaldt Not afraid of a little snowy weather, Utah-based Jennifer Vander Veer and Tyler Wren set out to create a cozy wedding weekend in February in the bride's home state of Vermont. The itinerary? Nights by crackling fires, days filled with sledding outings, and a simple ceremony as the icing on the icy weekend. Here, the happy pair clad in a Nancy Barrus Couture gown for Avenia Bridal and a suit by Beckett & Robb posed just before becoming Mr. and Mrs. 02 of 18 The Venue Emily Wren Jennifer and Tyler chose Riverside Farm for their nuptials. Just 10 miles from ski slopes, the property's charming barn is fully winterized. See More Winter Wedding Ideas 03 of 18 The Setting Cassidy Rehwaldt A hand-painted sign directed guests, some of whom stayed onsite at Riverside Farm, around the property. The bride and groom's families lodged at the nearby Amee Farm. 04 of 18 The Bouquet Emily Wren Cedar boughs and brunia berries lent a seasonal feel to Jennifer's amnesia-rose clutch by Petals Floral Design. 05 of 18 Ceremony Programs Emily Wren The duo provided glittery jingle bells with their programs and guests rang their festive favors as the couple said "I do." 06 of 18 First Look Emily Wren Before the ceremony, the blustering snow let up just long enough for the duo to pose for a few outdoor snaps. 07 of 18 Bridal Booties Emily Wren Jennifer wore toasty shearling wedges with pink laces for outdoor photos. 08 of 18 The Ceremony After walking up a burlap-covered aisle lined with candles and grapevines in the barn's stone cellar, the couple, in a wagon-wheel chair, faced their friends and family as the bride's brother led the Quaker-style service. 09 of 18 A Heartfelt Gift Cassidy Rehwaldt A watercolor painted by the groom's sister was placed on the table all 68 attendees signed the marriage certificate. "Our guests were an integral part of our wedding," says Jennifer. 10 of 18 The Reception Cassidy Rehwaldt Scores of candles -- votives, pillars, and tapers -- cast a glow over king-sized tables. 11 of 18 Escort Cards Cassidy Rehwaldt Mini bottles of locally tapped maple syrup favors accompanied kraftpaper escort cards. 12 of 18 Centerpieces Emily Wren Birch logs and cedar clippings gathered from Jennifer's parents' backyard were arranged down the middle of each table. 13 of 18 Seat of Honor Cassidy Rehwaldt A slate sign, hung with twine and rosy ribbon, marked the bride's place in chalk -- as did her vintage mink stole, an Etsy find. See More Chair Decor Ideas 14 of 18 Place Settings Brooke Schultz A spoon for the bride, white burlap runner and plate, and an ivory napkin with a blush ribbon set a sweet scene. 15 of 18 The Dessert Cassidy Rehwaldt The couple skipped cake in favor of homemade pies. Bourbon pecan -- a nod to Tyler's Georgian roots -- sat atop a slice of birch cut by the bride's father. 16 of 18 The Time of Their Lives Cassidy Rehwaldt Tyler and Jennifer, in a sequined Sue Wong dress, surprised partygoers by performing a fully choreographed number from Dirty Dancing. "It was our first big 'team' undertaking as newlyweds," she says. 17 of 18 Take Two Brooke Schultz A month later, the duo posed for more pics on a mountain a few hours from their home. 18 of 18 Sources Cassidy Rehwaldt Location: Riverside FarmCatering: Delicata CateringFlowers: Petals Floral DesignPhotography: Wren & Field Photography; Brooke Schultz PhotographyMusic: Aaron TopferBride's Gown: Nancy Barrus Couture for Avenia BridalGroom's Suit: Beckett & RobbBar Service: Occasions CateringHair: Cailyne CrowderMakeup: Cynthea Hausman for Cynthea's SpaBride's accessories: My Mink; J.Crew booties; Henry G. shoesGroom's accessories: Modern Tailor shirt; Countess Mara tie; Robert Graham socks; Allen Edmonds shoesBells: MichaelsBurlap: Online Fabric StoreRibbons: The Lace Place (invites, napkin ties,bells, and bootlaces)Spoons: Monkeys Always LookVases: Bottle Solutions Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit