How We Designed a Colorful Barn Wedding That Felt Like Us

How We Designed a Colorful Barn Wedding That Felt Like Us

As a wedding stationer and someone who naturally gravitates toward bold colors, the idea of a traditional rustic wedding never quite fit. But the moment we found Well Wishes Farm in South Central Pennsylvania, we knew it was the perfect place to celebrate. So the challenge for us was never finding a venue. It was figuring out how to transform it into something that reflected our personalities instead of the typical barn wedding aesthetic.

After months of dreaming, designing, and planning, we finally got to celebrate the most incredible day surrounded by our favorite people. While our venue was a charming Pennsylvania barn, we filled it with vibrant florals, colorful details, and stationery that reflected our personalities from beginning to end. Every table had its own unique color palette, the reception was full of energy, and every detail was chosen with intention. More than anything, our wedding felt like us, and that's exactly what we hoped our guests would experience.

Reception area with color blocked tablescaping, bright florals, and hanging lights.

I'm so excited to share that our wedding was recently featured on Green Wedding Shoes, where they highlighted exactly that: what happens when a color-loving maximalist plans a barn wedding. Being featured on one of the wedding industry's most well-known publications is such an honor, especially as both a bride and the owner of Julia Kay Design. The feature shares the inspiration behind our colorful barn wedding, highlights many of our favorite details, and includes beautiful photos from throughout the day.

If you've ever wondered how to bring bold color, personality, and thoughtful design into your own wedding, we hope our celebration offers plenty of inspiration. You can view the full feature on Green Wedding Shoes and see all of the details that made our wedding day so special.

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