Christine & Jordan’s Springfield Manor Wedding

Bride and groom standing close in an open field beneath a wide evening sky


This July, we got the chance to visit one of our favorite Frederick wedding venues to celebrate with Jordan and Christine. This special wedding at Springfield Manor was one of our first forays back into events, and it was delightful — masks and all. 


Springfield Manor is a working winery, distillery, and brewery just outside of Frederick. With its classic stone farmhouse, fields of purple lavender, rustic barn or chic ballroom, and stunning views across the foothills of the Catoctin Mountains, this venue is an idyllic country escape. 


The wedding ceremony took place at the outdoor pergola, with views of the hills in the background. The bridesmaids and groomsmen proceeded to the ceremony site to a piano and cello cover of A Thousand Years by The Piano Guys. Then Christine made her grand entrance to Haley Reinhart’s Can’t Help Falling in Love.


Groom touching foreheads with his bride as she rests her hand on his shoulder, outdoors at dusk

Photo by Lovefusion Photography


After cocktail hour outside on the patio, the party headed into the classic ballroom for the reception. DJ Ebi made the intros, with the bridal party entering to SexyBack by Justin Timberlake. Then it was time to introduce the newly married couple! 


Jordan and Christine’s first dance was to Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You by Lauryn Hill. Then, Christine split her first dance into two halves, first with her mom, and then with her dad. This was a lovely way to make sure the mother of the bride was included. They danced to Because You Loved Me by Celine Dion. 


Bride dancing closely with her mother while the DJ stands behind a white booth with a laptop

Photo by Lovefusion Photography


Jordan then danced with his mom to Sparks by Coldplay, which just goes to show there are no rules when it comes to picking wedding music — just go with what you like! 


After speeches and dinner, it was time for the party! The guest list for the wedding was on the smaller side, and many guests wore masks throughout the evening for safety. 


Bride in a lace gown dancing with guests, some wearing masks, on the dance floor

Photo by Lovefusion Photography


DJ Ebi kept things moving with the bride and groom’s “must play” list, which included tunes like: 



Then there was a surprise — a performance of the dabke, which is a traditional Arab dance with variations performed in Jordan, Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, and more. The dancers also broke out drums for a live drum circle, giving the dance floor an interactive element. 

Three men in suspenders playing drums and dancing on the wedding dance floor

Photo by Lovefusion Photography


When the party had ended, Jordan swept Christine into his arms and carried her off under the showers of sparklers. 


We loved visiting Springfield Manor again and celebrating with Jordan and Christine. It was a great way to spend a summer evening, and get back into the swing of weddings. 

Groom carrying the bride through a sparkler send-off as guests line the path at night

Photo by Lovefusion Photography


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Published on:

Wednesday, September 30, 2020