It was clear from the start to Rebecca and Michael, an avid crafter and jack-of-all-trades, that they’d design every detail of their wedding day. “We wanted a wedding that would reflect our personalities and for everything to have meaning to us. It didn’t matter if anyone else thought it was special—each piece would be a cherished memory to us,” Rebecca said. “Our vintage, country theme was put together through many months of finding just the right pieces within our home to add the special touches and to really showcase our style.”

Rebecca and Michael discovered vintage Noritake china and goblets, which they used to add charm to their table. “We knew we had to use those colorful goblets for the head table to completely set it apart,” Rebecca said. The couple composed their ceremony programs from burlap swatches and paper, and Michael designed an arbor for their ceremony, using trees from his family’s farm. “Placed at each setting,” Rebecca said, “were hand painted favor boxes, which added our personal touch so that family and friends had a real piece of us to take home.”