Zach and Jessica’s wedding day was rain from start to finish, yet was one of the coziest weddings filled with warm tones, gold accents, and ambiance to set the mood. The day was also filled with personal details – Jessica got ready in the a quaint cabin at the Crystal River Inn, a bed and breakfast near and dear to her heart, her parents home is right down the road and she spent many days growing up here with friends. Another special, small-town touch was that the minister who married them was also the minister that officiated her parent’s wedding. We took photos at the exact spot Zach and Jessica met and on a dock Zach helped built and their first dance happened to be on the dance floor where Zach first said: “I love you”. So many little touches woven into their day!

Their fall wedding was filled with navy and wine colors that popped against a blanket of golden leaves everywhere you turned. Jessica’s bouquet was a focal point filled with greenery and berries to tie everything together with the bridal parties attire and gold accents. When you walked into the reception, the entire place was lit with ambient, golden light and filled with DIY project Jessica and Zach did themselves – a wooden swing to highlight the head table, floating wicker orbs, naked cakes at every table topped with matching florals, and dog treats as favors to honor their yellow lab, Hank!

Take a small glimpse at their wedding day below, a small sneak compared to all the beautiful moments and details that surrounded the new Mr and Mrs Hauser!

Vendor Love!
Ceremony: First United Methodist Church | Reception: Indian Crossing Casino | Wedding Planner: Lori Kantos | Hair & Make Up: Studio 212 | Florist: Firefly Floral | Baked Goods: Kelly Cook | Entertainment: Vital Image | Videography: Maxwell Hauser | Rentals: Waupaca Rental Center | Paper Goods: Chain O Lakes Litho | Caterer: Three Guys & A Grill | Bridal Gown: Victorian Bridal. Mori Lee | Jewelry & Rings: Fletcher’s Jewelry | Transportation: R&R Transport | Photobooth: Oh! Snap | Second Photographer: Kyra Weyenberg