The wide-open space beneath the grand oaks is a beautiful canvas for a wedding setting. Decorations of the couple’s choosing can be added to display the personality and taste of those soon to be married. The rustic arbor was made from lumber milled from the property and served as the support beams under the farmhouse for decades. The arbor is lovely plain or can be draped with tulle and flowers to add more depth and beauty.  The grapevines and blueberry bushes in the Meadow gives a dramatic contrast on color during certain times of the year.

​

Naomi was the first to marry the love of her life her beneath the trees where James built treehouses and ziplines among the grand oaks. God brought this couple together in the middle of the Pacific Ocean on the tiny island of Guam, while they both served in the military. After countless diving trips, swing dances and house projects, James finally convinced Naomi to be his lady before being stationed in Alaska just a few months later.

​

Naomi and James both continue to serve in the United State Air Force. Naomi is a dentist and James is a pilot.