Maggie & Ross’s King Cole Farm Wedding
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Soft blues, patterned linens, and layered textures
Soft blues, muted greens, floral prints, natural wood, gathered hydrangea, and candlelight defined Maggie and Ross’s wedding design at King Cole Farm in Dover, Delaware. The palette appeared everywhere from the bridal party attire to the reception tables.
Photo by Sincerely, The Kitchens
Bridesmaids wore a mix of solid blue gowns and floral prints in complementary shades of blue and green, creating a coordinated look that felt collected rather than perfectly matched. Maggie’s gown featured sheer embroidered sleeves and delicate floral detailing that made the dress memorable from every angle.
Inside the reception, patterned linens paired with bare wood tables, crushed-texture runners, bud vases, and candlelight. Baskets filled with hydrangea sat throughout the space, adding color and texture to the design.
Wedding Planning Lesson: Not Everything Goes According to Plan
One thing wedding planning taught Maggie?
“Not everything is going to go according to plan and that is ok.”
It’s a fitting reminder. Weather is one of the few things couples can’t control, and a tented ceremony ensured guests stayed comfortable no matter what the forecast had in store.
Interactive details were part of the experience, including smoked cocktails prepared to order by Something Brewed. Photos by Sincerely, The Kitchens
Interactive Wedding Details Guests Remember
Maggie & Ross brought thoughtful details to their guest experience. Something Brewed served smoked cocktails beneath glass cloches while Blue Hen Torcedor rolled cigars on site throughout the reception. Toscana catered the celebration, serving dinner for family and friends gathered at King Cole Farm.
King Cole Farm also held personal significance for Ross. The venue has long been part of his family’s story, making it a meaningful place to begin this next chapter together.
Wed Society Featured Vendors
King Cole Farm
King Cole Farm provided the setting for Maggie and Ross’s wedding day. For Ross, the property also carried years of family history, making the celebration especially meaningful.
Toscana
Toscana catered the reception, serving dinner for family and friends gathered at King Cole Farm.
Something Brewed
One of the evening’s most memorable details came from Something Brewed, where smoked cocktails served beneath glass cloches added a little theater to cocktail hour and the reception.
Blue Hen Torcedor
Guests gathered throughout the evening to watch cigars being rolled by hand and finished on site by Blue Hen Torcedor.
Collective Event Group
With rainy weather in the forecast, Collective Event Group helped provide the tented ceremony setting that kept guests comfortable while preserving the outdoor experience.
