A Styled Shoot at Live Well Farm

WEDDINGSFLOWERS
Written By Eliza Gray

Nicholas and Jennifer Charboneau marked their new Live Well Farm ownership with a styled shoot in collaboration with Leigh Dornan of Leigh Madeleine Photography.

Bride holding an orange, peach and brown bridal bouquet by Maine florist.

Model Erin Hahn

Jen and Nick (who also own Cook's Lobster House on Bailey Island) purchased Live Well Farm in 2025. The property includes a white, two-story house built around 1835; a rustic, century-old barn; and nearly 5 acres of lush landscaping.
Custom stationery by Salt Press Studio in Phippsburg, Maine.
Bride wearing a long sleeve lace gown and veil holding a textural orange and peach bouquet by Maine florist.

Bridal bouquet featuring orange Cloni Ranunculus, Maine grown ‘Rose Toscano’ and ‘Cornel Bronze’ Dahlias, ‘Juliet’ Garden Roses, 'Fibonacci Aureus' Spray Roses, Gloriosa Lilies, preserved Copper Beech and dried Bracken Ferns.

Bride and groom posing in front of a large window in the antique home at Live Well Farm in Harpswell, Maine.

Real life couple, Erin Hahn and Cal Fullerton.

Lace bridal gown detail by Andrea's Bridal.

Beautiful lace detailing from Andrea’s Bridal.

Bride and Groom posing in front of a small white barn at Live Well Farm in Harpswell, Maine.

The wedding party attire perfectly coordinated with the fall landscape.

Bride and Groom posing in front of Live Well Farm's wedding arbor holding an orange and peach wedding bouquet by Maine florist.
Orange and peach wedding arbor flowers on top right corner with slate blue fabric draped behind by Maine florist.

Leigh Doran of Leigh Madeleine Photography envisioned a rich tablescape of oranges and blues with warm textiles, cut fruit, antique books, sparkling cut glass water goblets and candlelight.

I wanted to add some depth to the palette by introducing some rich brown tones and peach accents. I worked with a selection of orange Cloni Ranunculus, Maine grown ‘Rose Toscano’ and ‘Cornel Bronze’ Dahlias, 'Fibonacci Aureus' Spray Roses, 'Hot Biscuits' Amaranthus, preserved Copper Beech and orange Rose Hips. The dried Bracken Ferns were vital and added so much seasonal texture to the arrangements.

Menu cards designed by Salt Press Studio in Phippsburg, Maine.

The owners of Live Well Farm also own Tap Truck 207, a red-and-white 1957 panel truck which is outfitted with craft beer, wine and cocktails.

Bride and Groom dancing in front of antique farm, Live Well Farm in Harpswell, Maine. 
Venue: Live Well Farm

Photography & Design: Leigh Madeleine Photography | Planning & Design: Jessica Riley Events

Catering: Cook’s Lobster House | Mobile Bar: Tap Truck 207 

Florist: Celadon Floral | Cake Baker: Cakes By Design | Hair & Makeup: Foiled | Stationary/Invitation Suite: Salt Press Studio

Wedding Attire:  Andrea’s Bridal | Models: Erin Hahn and Cal Fullerton | Lighting: Maine Event Design & Decor

Rentals: A Family Affair, One Stop Events, BBJ LaTavola

Entertainment: Travis James Humphrey | Content Creation: Mol’s Journal
Eliza Gray
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