Rehearsal Dinner

The Legacy at Log Still Distillery

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Cocktail Hour

Reception

Spring

Our Wedding

Adam & Amber met in 2013 at the annual Saint X vs. Trinity game. From that day on, their love continued to grow. They made their relationship official at Amber’s senior prom a few months later. Once Amber started college, it was difficult working around her studies and field hockey schedule but they found time where they could. Adam spent many nights quizzing Amber before exams and making appearances at her hockey games. Their time apart became even more difficult when Amber moved to Lexington to earn her Masters and Doctorate at the University of Kentucky. They would sometimes go weeks without seeing each other but they were always sure to talk on the phone every night - even if it was only to say a quick ‘Goodnight and I love you’. Adam graduated from the University of Louisville during COVID, which was a difficult time to start a career in sales. While managing his first full-time job and living in different cities, Adam planned on how to begin the next stage of life together. Following their family’s New Years Eve tradition, Adam thought about his wish and prediction for 2023. He knew that this would be the year he’d propose, and that’s when the idea hit him! He decided to write on his prediction card, “Amber will say yes ;)”. The following year, he coordinated with their families to make sure that he would be the last person to read out his prediction and wish for the year. Everyone was surprised, especially Amber! It was a wonderful night of celebration, food, and games to follow (especially the glow in the dark capture the flag at 3am). Now they are looking forward to celebrating the start of their next chapter with you all! So, with that…. Will you remember the 21st night of September?

High School Sweethearts

Our Love Story

Cedar Creek Neighborhood Association Cook Out

1999 Throwback

Photos

Cassidy Hill

Noah Jones

Bristol Hill

Curtis Craig

Taylor Jones

Trevor Hill

Paige Kissel

Liam Cullen

Madaline Duggins

HN Lamb

Helena Varga

Joseph Senninger

Krina Patel

John Hausman

Erin Bowe

Grace Glover

Finnigan Senninger

Kairi Logsdon

Silas Logsdon

Ayla Hough

Hugh Smith

Marina Baker

Wedding Party

Q + A

This hotel is across the street from Holiday Inn Express. *See group rate discounted to $174 per night*

Fairfield Inn & Suites Bardstown

This hotel is across the street from the Fairfield Inn.*There is not a group discount*

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Bardstown, an IHG Hotel

This is a mid century modern lodge near the My Old Kentucky Home State Park and Main Street. It does have a pool and an outdoor space to "hang out" which would be great for kids and large family groups to stay.

Bardstown Motor Lodge, Common Bond Hotel Collection

AIRBNB

Travel

Bardstown is 25 minutes from our venue and close to our heart. It is the small town where our Grams (Ginger) was raised and where she met our PaPaw (Tony).We still have family living there and family living in New Haven (Montgomerys and Wolfs). It has much history. It is the second oldest city in Kentucky. If you have time, please tour a bit!There are shops, shows, golf, a dinner train, distillery tours, unique staying options and more to check into. It is Bourbon Capital of the WORLD! If your schedule allows, you may want to start your visit the weekend before the wedding and experience the Bourbon Festival! There is a link here as well as a few tourist attractions.

Welcome To Bardstown!

The train offers multiple excursion types including lunch, dinner, bourbon, and murder mystery. There is even a princess tea party ride for the kids! You will need to book ahead of time because this is a popular activity! * The bride requests a murder mystery excursion date with the groom ASAP *

My Old Kentucky Dinner Train

Enjoy a sneak peak of the wedding property and sample some drinks! Open for Tours &amp; Tastings Reservations recommended Mon - Saturday 10 am - 5 pm (last tour at 4 p.m) Sunday 11 am - 3 pm (last tour at 2 p.m.) Tasting Room Bar: Thurs - Sat 5 p.m.- 11 p.m.

Log Still Distillery

Named for Americas first composer Stephen Fosters sentimental ballad, My Old Kentucky Home, Good-Night!, the Federal style mansion commissioned by John Rowan Sr. was completed in the year 1818 and was the centerpiece of a 1,300 acre plantation. Mon. - Sun. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tours are given on the hour; last tour is at 4 p.m. 502-348-3502

My Old Kentucky Home State Park

The Kentucky Railway Museum owes its beginning to a small number of rail enthusiasts who formed a local chapter of the National Railway Historical Society in 1948. In the early 1950s, the Chapter asked the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for the donation of a steam locomotive to form the nucleus of a railway museum. Tuesday-Friday 9 am to 4:30 pm, Saturday 11 am to 4:30 pm, and Sunday 12-4:30 pm. Last museum admission is 4:00 PM

Kentucky Railway Museum

Preservation Distillery is Bardstown and Nelson County’s first official craft bourbon operation, and its only pot still distillery, specializing in very small batch bourbon with unique releases. Producing intensely flavored pot distilled whiskey in an old tobacco barn along the Bourbon Trail, this small historic Kentucky farm bourbon experience sits on a 200-foot-thick bed of solid limestone above a pristine reservoir, ideal for producing great Kentucky Bourbon. Tours offered everyday! Open Mon. 10am - 5pm Tues. - Fri. 10am - 5:30pm Sun. 10am - 4pm

Preservation Distillery + Farm

Things to Do

Registry