Abi and Alex with cold sparks behind them

Abi and Alex’s Rustic Wedding

Love, laughter, and a packed dance floor—that’s what Alex and Abi’s wedding reception at Bridle Oaks was all about!

From their high-energy grand entrance to an unforgettable night of dancing and celebration, it was clear that this couple wanted their guests to have the time of their lives. And thanks to Our DJ Rocks, the party didn’t stop until the very last song!

interior of the barn at Bridle Oaks

When it came time for Abi and Alex to make their grand entrance, they did it their way—with style, humor, and a whole lot of personality! Their song was “Sold (The Grundy County Auction)” by John Michael Montgomery, which got the whole room ready for an unforgettable night!

bride and groom standing between cold sparks

bride and groom sharing their first dance

Their entrance into the beautifully decorated barn was accented with cold sparks erupting outside the entrance. The couple then shared their first dance as husband and wife to an acoustic version of “Beautiful Rose” by Sean McConnell.

The love between these two was certainly in the air!

bride and groom enjoying their wedding reception

bride about to throw bouquet

After dinner, it was time for the party to start. And boy, do the Aycoths know how to kick off the night!

In addition to Our DJ Rocks, the couple had a photo booth so their guests could let loose, strike a pose, and get an unforgettable souvenir as well.

Fortunately, Bridle Oaks offers plenty of room for dancing! The evening began with soft amber uplighting to set the mood, but when the party got underway, we switched it over to “Party Mode”, with colorful sets that flash along to the music.

The dance floor was packed all night as the Aycoths (and their guests!) danced away to upbeat classics like “Single Ladies,” “Call Me Maybe,” and “Mr. Brightside.”

bride and groom on the dance floor

wedding guests on dance floor circling the groom

bride dancing with friend

bride and groom at wedding reception

The couple capped off an incredible night with an intimate last dance to “Lady May” by Tyler Childers. This is—without a doubt—one of our favorite moments of any wedding!

For their grand exit (with more cold sparks!), the Aycoths changed into coordinating “Mr.” and “Mrs.” sweat suits.

bride and groom's private last dance