What is a wedding at The Eddie Hotel & Farm like to photograph and film?

The Eddie's red barn holds warm, direct light into the evening, and the property's pond, fields, and string-lit barn interior give couples a range of settings for ceremony, portraits, and reception within a short walk of each other.

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Real Weddings Film coming soon July 2026 · By Maple Tree Films

Shelby & Kyle's Wedding at The Eddie Hotel & Farm

Name: Shelby & Kyle's Wedding
Start: 2026-06-20
Location: The Eddie Hotel & Farm

Shelby and Kyle got married this summer at The Eddie Hotel & Farm in Bloomfield — one of our favourite barns in Prince Edward County, and a venue we're back at often enough to know exactly where the light lands at every hour. This one had all of it: bridesmaids in matching pajamas, a dog in the wedding party, a kiss under the pergola that we'd genuinely put up against any we've filmed. Here's the day, start to finish — their full wedding film is still in the edit and will be added here once it's ready.

Couple

Shelby & Kyle

Venue

The Eddie Hotel & Farm

Location

Bloomfield, Prince Edward County

Date

Saturday, June 20, 2026

Getting Ready

The morning started slow and sunny — groomsmen carrying suit bags across the lawn, the bridesmaids in matching sage pajamas, and a bottle of champagne that didn't survive contact with the barn steps. Inside, Kyle tied his own tie while Shelby's rings, earrings, and invitation suite sat waiting on a little styled flat lay we couldn't resist shooting.

The Eddie Hotel & Farm red barn sign under a green metal roof, Prince Edward County wedding venue — The Eddie, mid-morning, before anyone had their shoes on yet.

Groomsmen laughing outside the barn at The Eddie Hotel & Farm before the ceremony — The groomsmen, killing time before showtime.

Groom tying his tie while getting ready indoors — Kyle, tying the last knot.

Wedding invitation, rings, earrings, and shoes flat lay for Shelby and Kyle's wedding — The details worth slowing down for.

Bridesmaids in matching pajamas popping champagne on the barn steps — Champagne on the steps, heart-shaped sunglasses non-negotiable.

Maple Tree Films videographer filming with a Ronin gimbal during getting ready — Us, at work — Ronin in hand, chasing the window light.

White rose and eucalyptus bridal bouquet detail — The bouquet, minutes before the aisle.

The Ceremony

Shelby walked down a grass aisle beside the farm's pond, her dad beside her, geese somewhere in the reeds making themselves known. Kyle's reaction when he saw her — the one below — is exactly the kind of unscripted moment we build our whole approach around catching.

Bride walking down the aisle with her father beside the pond at The Eddie — Shelby and her dad, pond-side.

Groom smiling as he sees the bride for the first time during the ceremony — Kyle's reaction, unscripted.

Bride and groom's first kiss under the pergola with veil blowing in the wind — Under the pergola, veil catching the wind.

Golden hour access is the one habit that improves every wedding gallery we deliver.

Portraits

We built in time after the ceremony for a proper portrait walk — including a stop for the couple's Bernese mountain dog, who took his role in the bridal party more seriously than some of the humans.

Bride and groom portrait with their Bernese mountain dog on the dock — Their dog, very much part of the bridal party.

Bride and groom portrait leaning on a vintage truck at The Eddie Hotel & Farm — A borrowed truck, a stolen moment.

Bride and groom kissing among flowering bushes with bouquet in foreground — Found light, found flowers.

Bride and groom embracing in front of The Eddie sign at golden hour — Golden hour at The Eddie — the shot every couple gets here, and it never gets old.

Reception

Cake, cocktails, and a first dance under string lights once the sun finally gave up for the night. This is the part of the day we always tell couples to protect on the timeline — everyone's relaxed, the light goes soft, and it's usually where the best candid footage comes from.

Bride and groom cutting their wedding cake inside the barn — Cake, cut without incident.

Guests mingling at cocktail hour under string lights at dusk — Cocktail hour, string lights coming on.

Bride and groom laughing and dancing outside the barn at dusk — Shelby and Kyle, mid-laugh.

Bride and groom's first dance under string lights indoors — The first dance, string lights overhead.

Congratulations, Shelby and Kyle — thank you for having us. If you're planning a wedding at The Eddie or anywhere else in the County, see our wedding collections or check our availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where did Shelby and Kyle get married?

Saturday, June 20, 2026, at The Eddie Hotel & Farm in Bloomfield, Prince Edward County, Ontario.

Who photographed and filmed Shelby and Kyle's wedding?

Maple Tree Films, a Prince Edward County-based wedding photography and videography studio, shot both photo and film coverage of the day.

Can you get married at The Eddie Hotel & Farm?

Yes — The Eddie is a working barn venue in Bloomfield that hosts weddings, with both indoor barn space and outdoor ceremony sites on the property.

What is a wedding at The Eddie like to photograph and film?

The red barn holds warm, direct light into the evening, and the pond, fields, and string-lit interior give couples several distinct settings for ceremony, portraits, and reception within a short walk of each other.

Getting married at The Eddie?

We know this barn well — the light, the timeline, the best spots for portraits. Let's talk about your day.

Check our availability