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The HomeStead: A Wedding Venue

A magical wedding venue in Oak Glen, California elevated in the beauty of the San Bernardino Mountains. This lovely location is outdoors surrounded by the breathtaking views of the mountains and apple farms. Rustic elements greet you at every turn, from old doors and furniture to oak trees and even a barn. I was completely blown away by everything this venue offered.
Kelsey and Yona at The HomeStead
Waiting on the Ceremony





The Reception Area

 

Silhouettes by Sylvia





Beautiful backdrop for the evening
Yona with the beautiful brides


-Kelsey & Yona

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