Grace and Keegan’s Fearrington Village wedding felt… easy. The kind of day where nothing is rushed, no one is trying too hard, and everything just unfolds the way it’s supposed to. These kind of weddings, the intimate ones, are starting to become a favorite of mine. They focus on the couple as well as the very close relationships they have.

The morning started slow and effortlessly, which is the best way. Grace getting ready in the beautiful suite while music played, everyone laughing and enjoying eachother. No chaos, no timeline stress—just real moments happening without needing to be directed. Those are always the ones I’m watching for.

Their intimate garden wedding ceremony was tucked under the pergola, surrounded by greenery and flowers and the people who mattered most. It didn’t feel performative—it felt personal. Fearrington Village has this way of holding space for that, which is why it’s one of my favorite spots for a garden wedding.

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