Bally Spring Inn

10/14/2026

Erin + Graham 🤍

A root b**r float break during the reception feels very on brand for a wedding day like this.

These are the kinds of moments I always love seeing in a gallery. Not because they were perfectly planned, but because they actually show what the night felt like. A quick stop for something sweet, a laugh together, and then right back to celebrating.

The formal photos are beautiful, but the little in-between moments are usually the ones that bring you right back to the day.

10/12/2026

Morgan + Vincent 🤍

I love when couples bring color into the Main Inn in a way that still feels soft and timeless. Their tables had the prettiest mix of pinks, whites, and greenery, and it worked so well against all of the warm wood, stone, and string lights in the room.

The gold chairs, natural wood tables, lace runners, and colorful florals all played off each other without making the space feel too busy. It still felt romantic and polished, just with a little more personality.

A very good reminder that your wedding colors do not have to be muted to feel elegant. Sometimes a few brighter florals are exactly what makes the whole room come alive.

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10/09/2026

Eric and Karen’s ceremony was such a good example of letting the setting do most of the work.

The courtyard already has so much character on its own, so their soft florals, white draping, and petals down the aisle were enough to make everything feel polished without overpowering the space. The greenery around the courtyard gave everything that soft, tucked-away feeling while still keeping the whole ceremony bright and open.

It felt romantic, classic, and really natural to the property. Everything worked together without feeling overdone, which is one of my favorite things about this ceremony space. You can bring in your own colors and details, but you really don’t have to do a ton for it to feel special.

Sometimes the best ceremony design is just choosing a setting you already love and building around it.

Eric + Karen 🤍

10/02/2026

10/02/2026

Walking into forever together 🤍

Proof that some of the best photo spots don’t have to be complicated.

These were taken right along the entrance to Bally, a spot you might drive past without thinking twice about. But with the afternoon light coming through the trees and a little walk hand in hand, it turned into the perfect backdrop.

Sometimes it’s less about finding the “perfect” photo spot and more about letting your photographer see the possibilities in the simple ones. 🤍

09/29/2026

Some of the sweetest wedding day moments happen before the ceremony even begins 🤍

From helping with the shoes to placing the veil just right, there’s something special about having your maid of honor beside you for all those final getting-ready moments. The person who has probably heard every wedding plan, helped with a million little decisions, and is now right there making sure everything is perfect before you walk down the aisle.

These are the quiet moments that deserve just as much of a place in your wedding gallery as the big ones. 🤍

09/24/2026

A little rain was never going to stop Ellen & Josh 🤍☔️

There’s something so romantic about wedding day photos in the rain, especially with the historic Stone Farmhouse as the backdrop. The clear umbrella, the spring greenery, and the way these two are looking at each other made the whole moment feel effortlessly sweet.

Rain might not be what you picture when you’re planning your wedding day, but sometimes the unexpected weather creates some of the photos you end up loving most. And thankfully, Bally has plenty of beautiful spots to make the most of whatever the forecast decides to do. 🤍

Birds of a Feather Photography

09/17/2026

If you want to bring more color into your wedding but still love a softer overall look, take some inspiration from Lauren and Jesse’s ceremony 🤍

They layered vintage-style rugs down the aisle, added small floral details to the chairs and brought more color into the florals around the fireplace. Instead of putting a ton of color in one place, they carried little touches of it throughout the entire ceremony space.

The Lodge already has the warm wood beams, stone fireplace and neutral walls, so those pops of pink, green and softer earthy tones really stood out without competing with the space.

You don’t need your wedding colors on every single surface to make them feel intentional. A few repeated details throughout the room can tie everything together while still letting each element have its moment 🌸🌿

09/11/2026

Michelle and Toby looking way too good in front of one of our favorite spots 🤍

I love when couples take a few minutes to sneak away for portraits somewhere a little quieter. The stone, the white trim, the courtyard, it all makes such a pretty backdrop without needing anything extra.

Simple, classic, and such a good little pause in the middle of the day