Feminine LGBTQ+ wedding inspiration from Sweet Cheeks Winery

Oregon has no shortage of beautiful wineries. As my hubby & I have found in our year living in the Willamette Valley, I’m constantly floored by the wedding venue potential in every single direction.

Today, we’re transporting you to Sweet Cheeks Winery, a gorgeous wedding venue outside of Eugene spoilt with gorgeous green hills & of course, vineyard views. Los Angeles-based planners To Be Loved Events thought it worth the trip to Oregon Country to put together this beautiful same-sex wedding inspiration, captured by local photographer Sierra Rose.

The talented vendor team must have taken inspiration from the venue’s name, as the entire wedding scene looks positively sweet. Blush pink details, bohemian decor, sweet braided hairstyles & embellished gowns make this shoot so pretty & feminine for our two gorgeous brides.

The shoot also features rings from one of our favorite, ethical, Portland-based designers MiaDonna which you can find on our Best Places to Buy Engagement Rings list!

From To Be Loved Events

Emily and Kayleigh met early on in college but deep down always knew there was a deeper bond and desire underneath. They always knew there was something more, a deeper emotional connection. Their relationship was a secret for a while before coming out to the world, but they did not let family or others’ judgments stop them from loving one another. Ever since then, they’ve been able to be truly happy, comfortable, and who they want to be individually and together as one.

For this wedding inspiration shoot, we wanted to portray this love that Kayleigh and Emily share and the love they have for their Oregon roots. Hosted at the beautiful Oregon wedding venue, Sweet Cheeks Winery, and in collaboration with mostly Oregon-based wedding vendors, this event was so special to plan and execute for everyone involved.

Two gorgeous gowns from Merrime Bride & Soiree, boho event rentals from A Little Paint A Lot of Love, overflowing rustic bouquets and centerpieces, and fun, pink smoke bombs to end the night were just a few of the details that made this event a sight to behold.