Hannah and Tai’s Prince William Forest Park wedding may be far from traditional, but it’s also one of the most beautiful we’ve seen (and we see a lot of weddings!). The couple threw out most of the conventional wedding expectations in lieu of a handmade and home grown celebration of their love. Their loved ones got involved by creating everything from the meal to the wedding bands to the most spectacular ceremony arch. The entire day was interactive; a DIY prayer flag making station resulted in colorful fabric decorating the grounds and guests joined the newlyweds in a nearby waterfall for a festive gallop in the creek. Photographer India Earl went above and beyond in capturing the pure joy of the day, and we bet you can’t stop smiling as you scroll through these images. The Couple:
Hannah and Tai
The Wedding:
Prince William Forest Park, Triangle, Virginia

Instead of a traditional wedding, we wanted to do something a bit more informal where we get to spend some quality time with the people we love most. So we opted for a cabin weekend in a beautiful setting, an old Conservation Corps camp in the middle of a national forest. We wanted it to be a relaxing setting with plenty of options to suit many different tastes. Our friends and family helped make everything possible: from making sure everyone was fed, to setting up and cleaning afterwards, to decorating, to building an incredible wedding arch out of materials in the forest, to making our w...