There’s something magical about weddings—especially when they involve pickled herring, mashed potatoes, and laughter that echoes across the rolling countryside of Redeemed Farm. Cortney and Brad’s wedding day was one for the books, blending heartfelt moments with humor and charm.
Brad kicked things off with a story about his initiation into Cortney’s family, involving some culinary combinations and serious testing of his fortitude. “I knew I was being tested to join the family,” he quipped, recalling his first Thanksgiving with them. Spoiler alert: he passed with flying colors.
Cortney, described as someone who “always knew what she wanted,” radiated joy throughout the day. Her sister shared how Cortney’s enthusiasm for Brad was unmistakable from the start, “She was never quiet about him—always smiling when she spoke his name.” Brad’s love for Cortney was just as evident, as he vowed not only to cherish her but also to protect her from every spider they’d encounter in their life together.
Their vows were as unique as they were touching. “I promise to be your partner in every sense of the word,” said Cortney, balancing humor and sincerity with ease. Meanwhile, Brad’s promise to “love and cherish” his bride “till death parts us” was as classic as it was heartfelt.
The celebration at Redeemed Farm provided the perfect backdrop. Family and friends toasted to their future, offering advice, laughter, and a few tears. “If she gives you a quiet stare, Brad, find an alternative option,” her maid of honor jokingly advised. By the end of the evening, it was clear this was more than a wedding—it was a joyous beginning to a lifetime of love and adventure.
Cortney and Brad: may your marriage be as rich with flavor as your family traditions and as steadfast as your love – congratulations!
The Vendors:
Venue – Redeemed Farm
Video – Eyetography
Photo – Studio Twelve:52
Planner – Rosewood Events and Weddings
Decor – Après Event Dècor
DJ – Harmony DJ Entertainment
Caterer – Deco Catering
Florist – Studio Nine Floral
Hair + Make-Up – Primped