The tabletop setting included matte grey plates and gold flatware, topped with custom sage green menus tucked in light linen napkins. To further emphasize the featured color, green carousel glassware created a design statement throughout the space. 

A mixture of dark farm and linen tables blended with the natural Vermont environment. The linens were a vibrant pop of green with a floral inlay, along with stunning see-through white floral runners.

Florals included light purple larkspur, green hydrangeas, white and light purple scabiosa flowers and their pods, with fresh lavender and herbs. The lower floral pieces were in stunning white ceramic containers on the farm tables.

Square tables featured linens with a vibrant pop of green with a floral inlay, as well as tall floral pieces which drew eyes up toward the tent ceiling.

The tent ceiling was composed of soft white chiffon draping and unique white branch chandeliers. The drapery lines dropped down to the tent floor, where the warm earth-toned floors flowed seamlessly with the tablescape and back up. It created a beautiful, full-circle design feeling, so that no matter where guests' eyes went, there was design with intention.

A custom-built escort board held honey jars and guests' name tags. Each jar also had a map of the property, adding one more special detail. This provided the guests with a fun favor that could be used that night or taken home as a souvenir.