Five Arrows Farms

Up & Up Weddings

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Sherwood's Flowers

Jay The DJ

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Covington

Sabrina Westbrook

Jeffrey Gomez

Rena Reeves

Signature Hair Design

Michelle Parham

Justin & Tori’s Story  Justin: I met Tori the night of the United States Air Force Academy’s annual Christmas celebration. A girl who was secretly in love with me, Tori’s friend, had recently befriended me and invited me to Hap’s, the student bar on campus. It was there that I was first introduced to Tori. The attraction was immediate, but I played it cool. I entertained the guy that she had wrapped around her finger with dead end conversations and talking about working out. I basically played the wedge. Don’t feel too bad for the guy. Tori was out of his league and he’s happily married to some nice girl. After a couple of beers and a few conversations about our aspirations I could tell that she was a strong-willed woman with a lot going on for herself. I really had a lot of respect for her. We started talking about football (I didn’t follow football) and I found out that she was a Pats fan. Her friend, Mike, bet that the Jets would beat the Pats that year and even a guy like me knew how unlikely that was. I bet him $20 that the Pats would win. Before I left for the night to go write a paper due the next day, I slid my phone over to Tori and asked her to give me her insta handle. Shortly after I went to Georgia and she went to Indiana for Christmas break. I was sitting on my back porch sipping coffee with my mom just before Christmas when she slid into my DM’s. I honestly couldn’t tell that she was into me, because her opening comments was that I owed Mike $20 after the Pats lost to the Jets. Nonetheless, it was a foot in the door. We kept talking and tried to figure more out about each other. She told me that she loved snowboarding, and I told her that I was a bull rider on the rodeo team with a concussion somewhere in my stars. Shortly after we exchanged phone numbers and we were in contact pretty regularly. Tori: Although Justin’s story is mostly accurate, I will add some additional details. My friend (at the time L) had been talking about this guy named Justin for months. She was very vocal about the fact they were perfect for each other to not only her friends but also more random acquaintances. Since Justin was a year behind me at school, I did not know him. She tried to show him to me at a football game but I couldn’t tell him apart from the crowd of tall white guys in uniform. She showed me his instagram and I said he was cute and asked if his roommate was single (haha). I spent from August to December being her wingman from afar. I helped analyze the texts they sent, pick out an outfit for their brunch, and broke down the date with her afterwards. Unfortunately (kind of), I came to the conclusion that this guy was just not that into her. I broke the news lightly, but she seemed to be coming to the same conclusion. As one of her last efforts, she invited him to join us for drinks after the annual Christmas dinner. I was in a cute red dress, which is a welcome change from being in a uniform most of the time. We met him on the way to the bar, but once we got there, my friend disappeared to talk to other people she knew (she was a bit of a social butterfly and probably also a little nervous.) That’s when I saw my opportunity to STRIKE! (Just kidding, I actually feel a little bad about this whole situation but it brought me the love of my life so I can’t feel too bad). I started by making conversation about my friend, talking her up and asking about how they met (although I already knew). Eventually, others joined us. With only 20% of cadets at USAFA being girls, we get an unfair amount of attention. Every time Justin got up to use the bathroom (which happened a lot) a different guy would take his seat next to me. He would come back, but then have conversation with the guys around me or my women friends. I remember thinking frustratedly- “All these guys seem interested in me except the one I am most interested in!” I was struck by how mature, interesting, thoughtful, handsome, and worldly he seemed. He held himself in such a confident way that he immediately stuck out from any other man I had ever met EVER. When we left I told my friend, “Wow, I really think he is so great, (Friend).” I now saw why she was so into him. The fact that he made me think he was a Patriots fan was just icing on the cake. Justin mentioned that he asked for instagram. He didn’t point out that he asked one of my guy friends for his instagram first and then mine and then my best friend (and bridesmaid) Alanna. I felt like one of the crowd. I took my opportunity to slide into Justin’s DMs, although we probably exchanged less than 15 messages over the break. When we go back, my friend told me she was done with Justin and moving on. The first weekend back, I went snowboarding with some friends and got a hell of a concussion. I was put on bedrest for an entire week but that didn’t stop me when Friday came and Justin asked if I wanted to go see Zero Dark Thirty with him and his friend (I was forbidden for watching movies, especially action movies). Before I agreed, I asked my friend if it was okay with her and she said she didn’t care. Justin met me in the parking lot at school and slid over the jeep to open the door, we picked up his friend and went to the movie. We giggled through all the previews and entertained each other with our commentary. I saw him looking over at me when the movie made me cry. Afterwards, Justin’s tune had changed a little. He made sure to walk around to open my door, buy our Denny’s and placed his hand on my knee where it’s been basically from then on. He walked me to my room and kissed me on the cheek. The next day we went out again and stayed up late talking before he kissed me for real finally. The next day we went out again (Jan 17) and he asked me to be his girlfriend (in his own way).  We were basically attached at the hip from that moment on. He told me he loved me a couple weeks later and I returned the sentiment not long after. We have so many memories from early on, like our trip to Ouray, CO for Valentine’s Day. One of my favorite memories from the first couple months is when I was about to leave for Norway for work and still had a paper to finish. Justin came over to pack my bags and he when I got to Norway it made me laugh, he had packed like 3 pairs of gloves and a strapless bra although he didn’t pack any strapless shirts.  After Justin graduated, we took a trip to Europe. We spent the second week of our trip in Italy and the first few days of that in Levanto which is on the coast just north of the Cinque Terre region. My mother and her friend joined us there, as well as Justin’s friend Dre (the roommate from the beginning!). The trip was wonderful and the city is one of my favorites (I had been there the year before with my mother) although there was some tension between Justin and me because he kept sneaking out or avoiding me on what I though was supposed to be our romantic vacation. I already knew he was going to propose while in Europe (I mean- who wouldn’t?) But I didn’t know when. We started the day at the beach and Justin left to go and get a nap. On the way back my mom and Beth wanted to do some shopping. I am not a fan of shopping and was hoping to join Justin for his nap so I told them that I was headed back to the house. Once I got home, my mom and Beth started texting me about this wonderful Italian designer who was helping them at her store and telling me I needed to come. I ignored their texts and so they started to call. Eventually, my mother pestered me into submission but I told her I was bringing Justin too. Justin agreed but got ready sooo slowly. He was almost completely dressed and I walked out to get our bikes ready and when I walked back he was completely naked again! I am not known for my patience so I eventually told him that I was leaving without him. When riding to the store, I passed my mother who was walking back to come get me. We spent the next hour or so being entertained by the hilarious, crude, complimentary fashion designer. I got a new dress and we went back to change for the nice dinner we had planned. At some point during the getting ready process it hit me that Justin was going to propose. I practically skipped through town on my way to meet them when my Mom told me that we need to hurry and take pictures on the pier. I kept thinking “Wow. I am walking to go get engaged!” The video shows the rest, but Justin sang the most beautiful song before getting down on one knee. We had a wonderful lobster dinner and I left Italy with a fiancé! It was so special to me that my mother got to be a part of it and that it happened in Levanto. A city that will always have my heart. I am also obsessed with my engagement ring.

Justin + Tori | Social Circle, GA | Five Arrows Farms

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Elegant

Classic

There are so many venue options when it comes to modern weddings. Lofts and rooftops are popular choices for this wedding style, but we like the idea of mixing it up a little by exchanging your vows at a museum, distillery or even a nightclub.

Bold signage is everything at a modern wedding—the larger, the better!

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The modern wedding style is typically very clean and sleek with a minimal color palette and some metallic details. Wedding attire is sophisticated and chic and the florals are often monochromatic or greenery-heavy. Think bold lines or geometric designs when it comes to the overall décor details 

A modern wedding style is refined and simple, but daring. It's typically a formal vibe and we see a lot of white and black with modern weddings, but also bold colors like teal, eggplant and fuschia. The décor often features florals like calla lilies or dahlias, as well as ghost chairs, Edison bulbs, neon signs and greenery walls. The fashion is a big component of modern weddings—we love a fearless colored suit or backless sheath gown.

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Casual weddings are most often a style used in backyard weddings, but we also see it at beach or tented weddings. For the attire, brides may want to wear a tea-length dress or jumpsuit. Grooms should stick to lighter shades, like tan, and toss the jacket.

Consider serving drinks prior to the ceremony to get your guests in a party mood!

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A casual wedding is playful, fun and great for weddings with a smaller guest list. The ceremony is often outdoors or hosted in a backyard and we love the thought of using benches for the seating to really keeps the formality to a minimum. String lights are a must!

With a more informal celebration, you can really get creative with the menu and play with your décor. There's no need for china or chargers at a casual reception so have fun with the place settings, like a patterned or textured placemat. As for food, comfort food is a no-brainer. Try an elevated version like mini chicken and waffles or shooters of tomato soup with tiny grilled cheese bites on the side. We encourage you to consider family-style dining as opposed to a formal plated dinner.

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A simple wedding can be held anywhere but we suggest using the same venue for both ceremony and reception. You can also look into all-inclusive venues that will take care of food, décor, photographer, alcohol, staff, guest accommodations and more. What could be simpler?

Consider mismatched wedding party dresses, and brides may want a gown with clean lines or even a tea-length dress.

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A simple wedding sticks to the basics, doesn't go crazy on décor and keeps the guest list minimal. The venue should be somewhere that will look beautiful as is or with only a few extra touches or will require only a little DIY effort.

At a simple wedding, be very particular with your guest list. You really only need to invite your "A-list," aka your immediate families and closest friends. It will help your budget and less guests means more face time with each person. Consider a shorter timeline—this will help your budget and keep the celebration from feeling too formal. And only focus on the most important details, there's no need to calligraphed signage at a simple wedding!

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If you choose to have a military wedding, your ceremony can take place at a military chapel or the academy from which the military member graduated. When figuring out the seating arrangements, remember that each service brand has different guidelines but, generally, the higher-ranking the officer, the better position at both the ceremony and reception.

Those who choose to wear their military uniform must adhere to the specific grooming rules according to their service brand.

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Many people know a military wedding simply by the attire—most often we see a groom in his dress blues (or whites in the summer)—but there are numerous traditions that come with the territory of hosting a military wedding. 

One of the most well known military wedding traditions is the Arch of Sabers (or Swords if referring to a Navy or Marine Corps member). If either partner, or both, are commissioned officers, they can have a ceremony exit beneath an archway of sabers held by other military members. Noncommissioned officers and enlisted personnel may instead go with the variation called the Arch of Rifles. Speaking of swords, another popular tradition is to cut the cake with a sword instead of a knife at the reception.

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Five Arrows Farms is a beautifully scenic wedding venue located in Social Circle, GA. The venue offers both indoor and outdoor spaces for you to customize your dream wedding. The barn venue features round tables, chandeliers, and open-air sides with stunning views of the farm. The outdoor ceremony location is situated among tall trees and flowers, creating a romantic ambiance. Additionally, there are several beautiful spaces for taking wedding photos that will capture the essence of your big day.  Why Five Arrows Farms is a good wedding venue? The venue's serene atmosphere allows guests to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the natural beauty of the farm. The farm has ample space to host guests, a stunning barn venue, beautiful outdoor spaces for ceremony and photos, and is easily accessible from Atlanta, Athens, and other cities. The farm is a one-of-a-kind wedding destination where couples can create their own magical moments.

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WE ARE STORYTELLERS. We specialize in using digital and film mediums to create handcrafted wedding films that tell the story of the most important day of your life. Every couple has a unique and beautiful story, full of its own romance, with its own ups and downs, and its own twists and turns.WE ARE ARTISTS. A camera is simply a tool for filling in a canvas but having the vision to artistically paint that canvas requires an artistic gift coupled with years of practice. We intimately pair each image from that canvas with the sounds of laughter and tears, heartfelt words, and emotional music from your wedding day and then the canvas truly comes to life.WE ARE PASSIONATE. We are passionate about life, the people we share it with, and the stories we tell. Every couple we meet is unique. We love hearing their stories and capturing the moments that make their wedding day as unique as they are. It might be something as subtle as a heart-felt smile glanced across the room or something as significant as the couple’s first kiss as husband and wife. We are passionate about capturing and sharing the stories that our couples share with us.We work with couples who are not just looking for a wedding video to document their day but who want to be completely smitten and in love with their unique, artistically crafted wedding film. Couples who want something they couldn’t even imagine their lives without. Something that fills them with emotion every time they see it for the rest of their lives. We are inspired by your stories and we want you to be inspired by them all over again.

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Justin and Tori

in Social Circle, GA

Videographer: Up & Up Weddings

Venue: Five Arrows Farms

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