In springtime, love is in the air at Valley View Farm!
![In springtime, love is in the air at Valley View Farm!](https://passalongs.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/lizcoreywestonjade9.jpg)
If you think pastels are the only choice for a spring wedding, Liz and Corey (and I) have a bone to pick with you! Spring weddings can be ALL the colors! That’s what Liz and Corey wanted, and that’s what they got. Hot pinks, corals, fuschias – and in amazing seasonal spring flowers to boot.
All photos of this bright and beautiful wedding are by West on Jade.
Location: Valley View Farm, Haydenville, MA.
Flowers are by me, of course, and feature locally grown tulips, American-grown peonies, and other bright-bright springtime flowers!
![Farm-grown tulips and peonies in a bright wedding bouquet for a spring wedding at Valley View Farm, Haydenville MA](https://passalongs.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/lizcoreywestonjade5-1024x683.jpg)
I like this close-up of Liz’s bouquet because it features some nice fat tulips, front and center. I think a lot of time people don’t think of tulips as feature flowers in bouquets, but there are so many amazing fancy tulips that we can grow that they are 100% feature flowers. Pair the hot pinks with some coral peonies and BLAM!
![Bride and groom, spring wedding at Valley View Farm, Haydenville. Flowers include locally grown tulips and stock, American grown peonies.](https://passalongs.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/lizcoreywestonjade17-1024x683.jpg)
The couple were married in Valley View’s pavilion, of course, and they chose large arrangements on either side to frame their ceremony.
![wedding party, bright wedding flowers, Valley View Farm, Haydenville. Peonies, tulips, and stock. Farmer-florist designed](https://passalongs.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/lizcorey_westonjade-1024x683.jpg)
I love color, so of course I love that they picked bright flowers, but I also think the contrast of the bright flowers and the all-black clothing of the wedding party looks pretty amazing. The buildings at Valley View – the pavilion as well as the reception barn – are very neutral and natural in tone. So the hot pinks, fuschias, oranges, and corals really popped against all the whites and creams and browns and blacks. I love it.
![Table setting at Valley View Farm, Haydenville, MA. Small pots of flowers and herbs as centerpieces.](https://passalongs.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/lizcoreywestonjade14-1024x683.jpg)
Corey and Liz did something really fun with their centerpieces – potted plants! I collected an assortment of terracotta pots, did a little whitewash crafty magic, and planted up lots and lots of seasonal blooms and herbs in their wedding colors. Sweet, seasonal, and sustainable – and all the guests got a little potted plant to take home with them when the night was over!
![Bride a groom, bright wedding flowers, Haydenville, MA. Valley View Farm](https://passalongs.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/lizcoreywestonjade2-1024x683.jpg)
And finally, congratulations to the happy couple! The wedding was gorgeous, but now for the best part: your marriage!