Graham is from Maine, Anna is from Maryland, and one or both of them has lived in Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New York, or the UK. And now, they call California home. Their families and friends are also spread out all across the globe, so they figured the best way to celebrate their wedding would be to do it at a place where they could house a bunch of people, and spend the whole weekend together. Enter Camp Puh’Tok, a sleepover camp for boys and girls during the summer, and an excellent venue for a wedding in the fall. Anna and Graham and their families spent a beautiful October weekend at the Monkton, Maryland camp, and we were there to capture all the festivities!
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Anna’s dip-dye dress, by Wai Ching, was simply stunning.
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The girls got ready in the “honor cabin.”
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Anna and her mom created the bouquets, complete with pheasant feathers shipped from relatives who live out west.
Graham and the guys got ready in a cottage across the camp.
Friends staying in a nearby cabin made a picnic before the ceremony.
We found a lovely spot for Anna to wait for her first look with Graham.
They were fairly pleased to see each other.
#ChannelMole – combining their last names, Anna and Graham came up with a great wedding hashtag.
Anna and Graham chose a great group to serve as bridesmaids, bridesmen, and groomsmen.
A couple of very proud grandmothers.
Soon, it was time to make the walk over to the Council Ring for the ceremony.
Anna’s aunt, uncle and cousins provided the lovely ceremony music.
These guys were having fun, despite themselves.
The beautiful cakes, made to match Anna’s dress, were created by Frosted Fox Cake Shop.
Little fluffy clouds floated over the dance floor at Thunderbird Lodge.
Toasts all around for the bride and groom.
Once the party got started, guests were busy dancing, and using our Silly Station photo booth!
What a wonderful night, with wonderful people. Congratulations, Anna and Graham, and thanks for including us in your amazing wedding day!
