The Barn at High Point Farms as a wedding venue began in early 2011. What began as a hope to host several weddings a year to "pay our property taxes" and to have some extra to "spruce up the farm a bit" quickly turned into a full-fledged wedding business almost overnight. Each year and every year, we reinvested back into the venue to make improvements. We certainly have evolved over these many years to what we look like currently. Now fifteen years later, we have made the decision to no longer host weddings after our 2026 wedding season ends. Life
Each year, we comb through our wedding galleries to select the “Best of the Best.” We refer to this as a list of photos that are exceptional – magazine worthy, as we say. We are looking for a special photo that has some unusual attribute that separates it among all of the others. This is a way to honor the professional photographers that come and capture our couples’ special day. We can also showcase their creativity and talent. The photos that we have selected are ones that we could easily imagine being in a magazine promoting anything from wedding dresses
Part II will continue the reveal of our Best of 2025 wedding photos. We say these photos are "magazine worthy" and you don't have to try to hard to imagine this photo on a magazine layout. Those celosia flowers are so colorful and unique that they complement the beautiful couple's kiss. Photo Credit: Susanna Kennedy Photo Jaylee is on the farmhouse front porch swing and it is a frequent photo opportunity. Beautiful gown, position, sweet expression on her face - it all comes together so well. Photo Credit: Katie's Captures Sunset photos in the shadow of our Lookout Mountain is a tradition that
GQ Pictures of the Groom The Groom knows he isn't the star of the show, but he typically gets his due with a series of photos anyway (as he should). The trend though seems to "up the annie" by going more "GQ-style" with the photos. I love it. Now he has a whole line up of photos that look right out of a magazine - a GQ magazine. Florals Growing From the Ground Up To piggy-back our brides' love of all things floral, there are even more requests for florals that aren't in any sort of vessel, but created to look as though