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Natalie and Ty

Bride and groom sharing a kiss in front of the white barn at Stone Briar Farm.

Stone Briar Farm | De Soto, Kansas

Summer Wedding • Wedding Day Management • Outdoor Ceremony

Photography by Ivory Grove


Their Wedding Story

Some wedding days just have a little extra magic.


Natalie and Ty's wedding at Stone Briar Farm in De Soto, Kansas was one of those days. From heartfelt private vows to a joyful celebration surrounded by family and friends, every part of the day reflected who they are as a couple.


When I joined them through Wedding Day Management, they had already done the hard work of planning their wedding. My role was to bring all of those pieces together, coordinate with their vendor team, manage the timeline, and make sure they could simply enjoy the day they had worked so hard to create.

The forecast leading up to the wedding, however, had other ideas.


Rain was expected for much of the day.


But Natalie wasn't ready to give up on her dream of an outdoor ceremony. In one of my favorite wedding stories to date, she jokingly decided to hire the famous "Etsy Witch" to keep the rain away.


Whether it was luck, timing, or a little wedding day magic, the rain held off, and they were able to have the beautiful outdoor ceremony they had envisioned.


I still smile every time I think about it.


Wedding Highlights

Venue Stone Briar Farm

Location De Soto, Kansas

Season Summer

Wedding Style Classic summer wedding with colorful florals and an outdoor ceremony

Service Wedding Day Management


The Details

Every wedding begins with the little details that tell a couple's story.


From the invitation suite to sentimental keepsakes tucked into the groom's attire, every item reflected Natalie and Ty's personalities and the people who helped shape their lives.


Wedding invitation suite, rings, vow books and perfume for Natalie and Ty's wedding at Stone Briar Farm in De Soto, Kansas.
Every wedding day begins with the details that tell the couple's story.
A childhood family photo tucked inside the groom's tie on his wedding day.
Small details often carry the biggest meaning.
Embroidered handkerchief given to the groom by his parents on his wedding day.
One of the sweetest keepsakes from the morning.

First Look & Private Vows

If I had to choose one moment that stood out most from Natalie and Ty's wedding, it would be their private vows.


Before guests arrived, they found a quiet place to be together. There was laughter. There were tears. There were moments of silence where neither of them needed to say anything at all.


As a wedding coordinator, I love protecting moments like these. The timeline matters, but creating space for couples to simply be together before the day begins is something I'll always prioritize.

It set the tone for the rest of the day.


Emotional first look between the bride and groom before the ceremony.
One of our favorite moments from the entire day.
Bride and groom sharing private vows together before the ceremony.
Taking a few quiet moments together before saying 'I do.'
Bride and groom sitting together on a wooden swing after the ceremony.
One of the most peaceful portraits of the day.

Ceremony

After watching the forecast all week, seeing guests take their seats outside felt like a celebration all on its own.


The ceremony was exactly what Natalie had hoped for.


Surrounded by family, friends, and the Kansas countryside, Natalie and Ty exchanged vows under clear skies despite what the weather had predicted just the day before.


Whether we give credit to good timing or the Etsy Witch is still up for debate.


Bride and groom exchanging vows during an outdoor ceremony at Stone Briar Farm.
A beautiful summer ceremony surrounded by family and friends.
Bride and groom sharing their first kiss after exchanging vows.
Officially married!
Bride and groom participating in a meaningful unity ceremony during their wedding.
Letting go of a dove is the perfect bookend to the ceremony.

Portraits

Stone Briar Farm offers so many beautiful locations for portraits, from the white barn to the peaceful swing overlooking the property.


These portraits perfectly captured who Natalie and Ty are together. Joyful, relaxed, and completely themselves.


Bridal portrait overlooking the pond at Stone Briar Farm in De Soto, Kansas.
A timeless portrait before the ceremony began.
Wedding party celebrating after the ceremony at Stone Briar Farm.
Bright florals and even brighter smiles.
Bridesmaids posing with white parasols after the ceremony.
Such a fun summer wedding photo.

Reception

Once the formalities were over, it was time to celebrate.


The reception was filled with laughter, heartfelt toasts, and a packed dance floor that stayed full well into the evening.


One of my favorite things about seeing a reception unfold is knowing the couple isn't thinking about what comes next. They're simply enjoying every moment with the people they love.

That is exactly how it should be.


Reception head table decorated with colorful florals at Stone Briar Farm.
The perfect setting for the evening celebration.
Bride and groom celebrating during the cake cutting with their wedding party.
A fun reception moment surrounded by their favorite people.
Guests celebrating during the wedding reception at Stone Briar Farm.
Everyone was ready to celebrate Natalie and Ty!

Planning Tip from Teresa

One of my favorite decisions Natalie and Ty made was choosing to exchange private vows before the ceremony.


Whether or not you decide to do a first look, I always encourage couples to consider creating intentional space for just the two of you on your wedding day.


The day moves quickly. Having a few uninterrupted minutes together before the celebration begins allows you to slow down, take a deep breath, and soak in what is about to happen.


Years from now, those quiet moments are often the ones couples remember most.


Vendor Team

Venue Stone Briar Farm | De Soto, Kansas

Photo & Video Ivory Grove

Hair and MUA Posh KC

Florist HyVee - 151st Olathe

DJ Complete Weddings | DJ Matt

Charcuterie HyVee - 151st Olathe

Bartender Scott


Planning Your Own Wedding?

Whether you've just started planning or you've already booked your vendors, I'd love to help bring everything together so you can enjoy every moment of your wedding day.


If you're looking for a Kansas City wedding coordinator or planner who will protect the moments that matter while managing all the details behind the scenes, I'd love to connect.


 
 
 

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