Natural Alder Chuppahs, Pergolas and Wedding Arches
Newsletter dated June 15, 2020
Read how the farm makes natural wedding chuppahs from Oregon alder, with archived design forms, early-summer flowers and a family farm story.
Alder with a birch-like appearance
Although the original title uses “birch,” Patrick explains that these structures are made from native alder, described as birch-like trees on the Oregon Coast. Naming the material helps buyers specify the structure accurately.
Three wedding forms
The source offers chuppahs, pergolas and arches and links a Flickr gallery of styles. Use the current structure guide to discuss form and dimensions rather than assuming a photograph represents a standard kit.
A family-season snapshot
The newsletter showed the family’s backyard and a photograph of Nina when young, alongside a note about a mother deer and expected fawn at Hydrangea Ranch. Blueberries, mock orange and early hydrangeas accompanied the wedding-structure offering.
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Original article title: 6.15.20 Natural Birch Wedding Chuppah.
Web archive created January 1, 2021. This can differ from the original email date because newsletters were converted to webpages in the off-season.
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