Some weddings are all about the details. Others are about the feeling. And then, every once in a while, a wedding comes along that nails both — with zero excess, zero fluff, and just the kind of quiet beauty that stays with you long after it’s over. Asby and Chad’s wedding at Jeune Perche Estates was exactly that.

Their day felt like an invitation to slow down, breathe it all in, and actually enjoy what matters most: connection, celebration, and each other.

Why Minimal Worked So Well

Jeune Perche Estates is the kind of venue that doesn’t need dressing up. With open skies, natural textures, and wide, cinematic views, it created the perfect canvas for a day that was effortlessly elegant. Instead of overwhelming the space with over-the-top styling, Asby and Chad let nature be the statement piece, and it couldn’t have been more stunning.

This wasn’t about Pinterest trends or dramatic centerpieces. It was about thoughtful simplicity. Everything felt intentional, from the laidback timeline to the warm, neutral tones in the florals. The entire day flowed like a well-kept secret — quietly beautiful, deeply felt, and totally unfussy.

Prioritizing People Over Posing

Asby and Chad made it clear from the start: they didn’t want a wedding day filled with stiff posing or endless photo ops. What they did want? Time. Space. A chance to actually be with every single person who showed up for them. And they did exactly that.

They carved out moments to connect with their guests, floated through cocktail hour with genuine joy, and made sure their photos never interrupted their experience. It was all about letting the day unfold naturally, and honestly, that’s when the most meaningful photos happen anyway.

The Day, Their Way

The celebration kicked off around 2 PM with a calm but buzzy getting-ready vibe — makeup wrapped, dresses flowing, and jackets still waiting on hangers. Guests were greeted with champagne in the courtyard before the 4 PM ceremony, which was simple, emotional, and full of heart.

During cocktail hour, we snuck in some relaxed portraits and wedding party photos while everyone mingled (with zero family formals, at the couple’s request). From there, it was speeches, dinner, and dancing. There were sweet surprises too, like a double birthday shoutout during the cake cutting, and a dance floor that didn’t let up until the very end.

The night wrapped with a final private dance and a grand exit — lowkey but cinematic, just like the rest of the day.

Their Jeune Perche Estates Vendor Team

Catering: ABO Catering

Videography: Jaden Stodart (Jaden Cole Films)

Florals + Coordination: Carrie Fuller, Blushing Weddings

Hair: Vera Flor Artistry

Makeup: Tiffany Thater

Dress: Corston Couture, from àLouise Bridal

Photobooth: Tipsy Twins

DJ: Pacific Entertainment

Planning something simple, intentional, and deeply you? Let’s document it the same way Asby & Chad did, with space to breathe and time to just be. Reach out here and let’s make it happen!