If you’re planning a rustic-romantic wedding, it’s all about one thing: location, location, location! Kristin and David picked a stunning, fresh-air venue that would sweep anybody off their feet. Where? Fruitlands Museum in Boston.

An elegant color palette of blush, gold and white set the tone, allowing the stunning scenery around them to shine - not to mention the lovely bride! Kristin chose a lace sweetheart gown adorned with a sparkling crystal belt.

Her bridal party looked soft and romantic in mismatched bridesmaid dresses, all unified by a blush pink hue. The guys wore smart gray suits with neutral ties and brown leather shoes for a casual accent.

Looking out to a panoramic view of evergreens and rolling hills, the scenery at the ceremony was nothing short of breathtaking. The natural, wooden altar tied it all together. Slim branches outstretched from tall glass vases filled with baby’s breath which led into the organic arch - a beautiful focal point for their wedding photographer.

The grounds of the Fruitlands Museum offered a variety of interesting - from the red schoolhouse to secret garden trellises, rocky paths and lush greenery everywhere. Heading into the elegant tent for the outdoor reception, everything was simple, honest and pure. The table decor was white on white, but the wood spindle design of the chairs kept with the rustic-romantic aesthetic.

The favor table was swathed with a layer of burlap over a clean white tablecloth for a touch of texture, laying the foundation for mini succulents given to thank guests - a blooming trend. Feast your eyes on the four-tier cake, finished with ribbony white icing and fresh blooms that echoed the cream and blush flowers in the bridal bouquets. Now that’s great taste!

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