Winter Wedding at The Country Club of Farmington | Meg & Ross

December 15, 2025

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Meghan and Ross’ wedding day at The Country Club of Farmington was absolutely beautiful — one of those days that feels impossible to fully put into words. From the moment I met Meg and Ross, I could tell their wedding was going to be something special. Not just because of their stunning details, but because of them.

A wedding flat lay with three rings in ring boxes accompanied by small florals.
A radiant cut engagement ring with two gold wedding bands on top of one another.
A wedding flat lay at The Country Club of Farmington. The center of the flay lay has custom black and white matchboxes that say "The Burtons".

Flat Lays at The Country Club of Farmington

As always, I started off their wedding morning by photographing their details for flat lays. This included their wedding rings, programs, and other personalized items like cigars and matchboxes. I always love doing macro ring shots, as it’s normally the one time couples will have beautiful, up-close photos of their wedding rings, ever! Thanks to Willow and Grey Floral, these flat lays with her florals sprinkled throughout were epic.

Meg and Ross’ wedding day is one for the books. They met in college at an intramural softball game. Their competitive spirits were the spark for the beginning of a flirtatious friendship. They saw eachother soon after at a bar where Ross broke out his epic breakdancing skills and won her over.

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A white wedding dress hanging from a window in a side room at The Country Club of Farmington.
A bride puts on her wedding shoes while sitting in a seat.
A mom helps her daughter get ready on her wedding dat at The Country Club of Farmington.
A bride sits in a chair and smiles softly. She is wearing a square-cut wedding dress with straps.
A white floral bouquet.
A bride and her five bridesmaids stand and smile on the course at The Country Club of Farmington.
A bride holds her bouquet and looks over her shoulder and smiles.
A bride smiles as her bridesmaids all adjust her dress at The Country Club of Farmington.

Meghan and Ross are two of the kindest, most thoughtful people, and that energy carried through every single part of their wedding day. I first met them back in February during their winter engagement session at Eolia Mansion. From that very first meeting, Meg shared her dream of having a snow-covered wedding day. While their actual wedding day didn’t bring snowfall, they woke up the next morning to three inches of fluffy snow (arguably even better). It felt like the perfect, magical ending to their celebration.

A groom adjusts his shirt as he gets ready for his wedding.
A groom adjusts his cufflinks on his shirt before his wedding.
A groom and his groomsmen smile together on the lawn at The Country Club of Farmington.
A groom sits in a chair and softly smiles out the window.
A groom and his groomsmen stand in a v-formation with serious looks on their faces at The Country Club of Farmington.
An up close photo of a white floral boutonnière on a groom.

Classic Wedding Design

Their wedding design was timeless and intentional. With a classic color palette of white and black, every detail was elevated and meaningful. One of my favorite personal touches was that each placemat included a handwritten thank-you note for guests. This was a small detail, but it spoke volumes about how much Meg and Ross value the people in their lives who have supported and cheered them on.

A bride is escorted down the aisle by her parents for an indoor ceremony at The Country Club of Farmington.
Ross, the groom, begins to cry as he sees his bride walk down the aisle.
Meghan and Ross share their first kiss as husband and wife at The Country Club of Farmington.
Ross and Meghan stand during their indoor wedding ceremony as everyone sits and watches.

The Country Club of Farmington: A 5-Star Wedding Venue Experience

As a wedding photographer, I can confidently say that The Country Club of Farmington is absolutely fantastic and easily one of the best venues I’ve ever worked at. From start to finish, the staff was kind, professional, and, most importantly, exceptionally communicative. They ensured that both myself and my second photographer were fed on time and taken care of so we never missed a key moment of the day. That level of organization and thoughtfulness makes such a difference behind the scenes and allows us as vendors to truly do our best work.

Meg and Ross kiss in front of The Country Club of Farmington.
Ross and Meghan nuzzle noses and smile in front of their wedding venue.
Meghan and Ross kiss on the golf course.
Meghan and Ross show their hands with wedding rings excitedly.
Meghan and Ross in the cigar room at The Country Club of Farmington. Ross is sitting smoking a cigar while Meg looks at him.

Between the warmth of the staff, the elegance of the space, and the genuine love shared by Meghan and Ross, this wedding day was unforgettable. If you’re considering The Country Club of Farmington for your own wedding, know that you’re choosing a venue that not only photographs beautifully but also prioritizes the experience for couples and vendors alike.

A one-tier wedding cake with vintage piping. Cursive black letters read "Just married".
Meghan and Ross share their first dance.
Meg and Ross dance together.
The crowd dances excitedly together with their hands in the air.
Two wedding guests smile widely on the dance floor at The Country Club of Farmington.

Meghan and Ross, thank you for trusting me to capture such a meaningful day. Your wedding was classic, heartfelt, and filled with so much love, and I’ll be smiling about it for a long time to come! 🤍

Meghan and Ross cut their cake and feed each other bites.
A cake that says "Just Married" has a cut in it.

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