A Harvest Wedding Page #3

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wants to do a feature

on the wedding, so...

That's-that's great

though, right?

Yeah, no, it's great.

It's just that the stakes

for the wedding

just went through the roof

and if I don't get it perfect

then it could ruin everything

I've worked for but no,

it's wonderful.

I mean, I'm not worried

about it

'cause the Sarah Bloom

that I remember,

she'd always find a way

to get it done

no matter what

the challenge.

So I think you're good.

Hopefully I haven't changed

that much.

Yeah.

I have faith.

By the way, I've got

some great news.

I found this landscaper

buddy of mine,

he's gonna come over

and do some work.

Great.

Is he good?

Yeah, he's good enough.

He's just planting some flowers

around the house, right?

Yeah, it might be a little

more than planting some flowers

around the house.

Do you mind if I meet him?

Yeah, if that's what you

want, I can set something up.

Thank you.

Do you want a lift?

No.

No, I'm just kinda

getting reacquainted.

Alright.

If you change your mind

let me know.

I'll be your tour guide.

I'll keep that in mind.

Still the same

old truck?

If something ain't broke,

don't fix it.

Hey there.

Good morning.

Can I help you?

Hi.

Sorry, I didn't see you there.

I hope I didn't

wake you.

No, no, no.

The rooster did that hours ago.

Just taking a little break.

You must be David.

I'm Peyton Ellis.

From Wedding Insider magazine.

Yeah, you're the reporter

that Sarah was talking

about yesterday.

Great.

Sorry about that.

Farm hands.

Hey, it's fine.

No worries.

Yes, I'm the I'm the

reporter and I gotta say

I'm pretty excited to be here.

I can't wait to see how Sarah's

gonna transform this place.

Yeah, yeah.

Super exciting.

Look, we're in the middle of

fall harvest right now

so hopefully you can make room

for both of us?

Fall harvest, really?

So I guess we can call this a,

harvest wedding then?

Sure.

Hi.

Hey there.

That's interesting.

Mmmhmm.

So I see you two have met.

Sure did.

David here was just informing

me about the,

big harvest going on now.

Ok.

And Peyton was telling me

how much he's looking forward

to you changing the place.

Oooh.

Here we go.

Mmmhmm.

She doesn't look happy.

No.

I'll be right back.

Yeah.

Hello, Barbara.

I know what you're thinking.

I really don't think you do.

Look, I promise you

I can fix all of this.

It'll be beautiful.

Don't worry, mom.

I have full faith in Sarah.

Barbara, I believe

you spoke to Peyton

on the phone yesterday.

Yes.

Thank you so much

for coming up.

Hi, David.

Thank you for

the invitation.

Can't wait to share

in the adventure.

Welcome, everybody.

Welcome to the farm.

We have a big day

ahead of us.

But first of all I just wanted

to say thank you.

I'm really honoured

and I'm very excited

to be planning this wedding.

To be back home again,

it's-it's great,

so it really means a lot

to me.

We have a lot to do.

Not a lot of time to do it,

but it doesn't mean we can't

have a little fun, right?

Not a lot of fun, Barbara,

just-just a little.

First things first.

I wanna talk about

ceremony location.

Most important thing.

It's kinda like the foundation

of a wedding.

Ok.

Emma and I have been

scouting around,

we have some great ideas

for everybody,

so if you could just

follow me.

Great.

What're you doing?

You said you needed some

help so I found some time.

Thank you.

Excuse me.

I'm stuck!

Can I get a little help

here, please?

I'm so sorry.

Just pop those

right out of there.

Looks like you're sticking

around, Barbara.

So it's a little bit of a walk

but when you see it it's gonna

take your breath away.

Hey, Sarah?

Yeah?

Where are we going?

The little clearing

by the stream.

Yeah.

It is the most beautiful

spot in the entire farm.

It's definitely pretty but...

And, you know what?

Barbara?

There's this little pathway

that leads to the water.

You know what I'm gonna do

with it?

I'm gonna blanket it

with white roses.

Ok.

And the ceremony?

The ceremony is gonna be

right by the stream

with a backdrop of the mountains

and the sun will be setting.

I wouldn't do it there.

What're you talking about?

You know how the weather

changes around here.

One minute the rain,

it'll flood out the wedding.

Yeah. Yeah, he's right.

Do you remember when we were

in high school?

We used to go tubing down

that stream all the time.

That was the best.

It was.

I loved those summers.

We could still do that.

What?

Really?

Excuse me.

Alright, ok, what about

the clearing on the north side?

That's a good idea

except there's cabbage

and carrots there.

That's up to harvest.

What about the corral

down by the old stable?

Yeah.

That's good, too.

Except I have eggplant and

corn there, also up for harvest.

The supply bar.

That cute little cluster

of trees right there?

Yeah, there's no trees

there anymore,

it's just cauliflower

and broccoli which is also...

Up for harvest.

What can I say, folks?

It's that time of year.

You know, would

you just excuse us

just for one second, please?

Great.

What do you think?

About?

About where we're gonna have

this wedding.

I heard churches

are great.

Come on, David, stop.

Look, I don't know what

you want me to say.

I don't know wedding spots.

I'm a farmer on a farm.

Use your imagination.

Where's a place that, when

you see it and you're there,

it just-it feels special?

Yeah, I know one place.

Ok.

Will it work?

Yeah.

Well, it's... it's close

to the entrance and...

and the house,

and it's on level ground.

I see a lot of potential.

Barbara? What do you think?

I'm not so sure.

I'm just having trouble

picturing it, that's all.

Let me see what I can do.

We'll begin in

the late afternoon

when the light is

absolutely flawless

and there's a soft autumn glow.

White roses with touches of

lace line the main drive

as our guests make their way

through the farm.

And when they pull up

to the house which,

by the way, will be

magazine-ready, they will see

that the landscaping and

the grounds are flawless.

They are pristine.

And then they will be ushered

to a welcoming area,

and there will be music

and wine and champagne

and people will be

laughing and smiling

and talking about how much

they can't wait

to see the bride and groom.

And when it's time,

everyone will make their way

down a path of white roses

to the tree,

which will be draped

with soft white silk,

gently blowing in the breeze.

There will be an aisle,

it will be split with

crisp white chairs

and that is where everyone

will sit when they witness

Tom and Abby

say those words 'I do'.

And it will be emotional

and breathtaking,

and will remind everyone

there of why they aspire

to fall in love

in the first place.

Can you really do all of that?

Mmmhmm.

I can't wait to see it.

That was definitely something.

Hey, you coming?

I'll catch up with you guys.

I got a little work

I gotta get done.

Ok.

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