The Martin’s Spring Wedding at Hazelnut Farm

Soft white flowers, touches of fresh green and classic black-tie style set the scene for Shelby and Isaac Martin’s April wedding at Hazelnut Farm. Their celebration paired the venue’s brick and wood details with crystal chandeliers, candlelight and floral arrangements that felt right at home in spring.

The day’s details brought warmth to that elegant setting. Framed photos shared pieces of the couple’s story, a live portrait artist offered guests a keepsake, and a late-night spread of burgers and fries added a playful finish. From their portraits beside the water to a swan-topped wedding cake, Shelby and Isaac’s wedding felt both polished and personal.

Wedding Profile & Quick Facts

Couple: Shelby & Isaac Martin

Wedding Date: April 24, 2026

Season: Spring

Venue: Hazelnut Farm

Location: Louisville, Kentucky

Wedding Style: Classic Romance, Black-Tie Elegance, Garden-Inspired Details

Color Palette: Ivory, White, Soft Pink, Fresh Green and Black

A Bridal Look Full of Romantic Detail

Shelby’s wedding gown brought texture and softness to her classic bridal look. The fitted lace silhouette featured a strapless neckline, sheer off-the-shoulder sleeves and a sweeping train. A veil framed her face for portraits while allowing the detail of the gown to stand out.

Her accessories carried that same romantic feel. Ivory heels with oversized satin bows appeared alongside her invitation suite, perfume and flowers in a collection of getting-ready details.

Isaac wore a black tuxedo with a bow tie and crisp white shirt. Together, their looks were timeless against Hazelnut Farm’s gardens, stone balustrade and waterside views.

Portraits by the Water

Shelby and Isaac stepped outside for portraits overlooking the water, where the green landscape gave their formalwear a fresh spring backdrop. In one quiet moment beside the balustrade, they stood together with Shelby’s train spread across the terrace.

Her bouquet kept the floral palette mostly white, with blooms and trailing orchids adding shape and movement. The same flowers that softened the reception spaces felt especially striking against the greenery outdoors.

The couple’s portraits moved between the grounds and the venue’s interiors, capturing both sides of Hazelnut Farm: open views outside and inviting architectural details within.

Personal Details from the First Hello

A welcome sign introduced Shelby and Isaac’s wedding date in a simple, elegant design. Nearby, a table of framed photographs gave guests a glimpse into their relationship. The mix of frames made the display feel collected over time, while a banner reading “The Martins, Est. 2026” marked the beginning of their next chapter.

Their paper details followed a similarly restrained style. The invitation suite featured delicate script, a monogram and soft green accents. Set beside Shelby’s accessories and individual flowers, it offered an early look at the colors and textures carried throughout the celebration.

Guests could also visit a live portrait artist, adding an interactive moment to the day and a small keepsake to take home.

White Florals Throughout Hazelnut Farm

Flowers helped connect each space at Hazelnut Farm. White arrangements with touches of green appeared on tall display stands, while a fuller arrangement framed the venue’s fireplace and ornate mirror. The blooms brought a garden feel indoors without covering up the brickwork and other features that give the room its character.

In the reception space, a wood-paneled ceiling and crystal chandeliers rose above a mix of round and long tables. White linens, gold chairs and candlelit centerpieces kept the room bright and welcoming.

The table arrangements varied in height and shape. Some gathered white blooms and greenery close to the table, while individual stems reached from small glass vessels. Soft pink flowers appeared among the whites and greens, bringing a subtle hint of color to the otherwise neutral setting.

Dinner, Toasts and a Playful Late-Night Bite

Shelby and Isaac’s dinner tables were set with folded napkins, printed menus and candles, ready to welcome guests into the reception. At the couple’s table, an abundant display of white flowers and candles created a romantic setting as they sat together for the evening’s celebrations.

A bottle dressed with a “Just Married” bow was one of the smaller details that carried the excitement of the day into the reception.

The dinner menu presented a formal meal, but the food story did not end there. A photographed late-night spread included burgers and fries, giving guests a casual treat after the evening’s more elegant moments. It was a fun addition that reflected the balance running through the wedding: refined style with room to relax and celebrate.

A Swan-Topped Cake

Shelby and Isaac’s three-tier white wedding cake embraced vintage-inspired detail. Piped borders and frosting flowers decorated each tier, while a pair of swans sat at the top.

Displayed with silver serving pieces, the cake felt at home among the celebration’s chandeliers, framed details and abundant flowers. Its all-white design echoed the floral palette, with the swans adding a memorable finishing touch.

Shelby and Isaac’s wedding brought together the beauty of a spring day and the warmth of a celebration filled with personal details. From portraits by the water and flowers beneath crystal chandeliers to framed memories and late-night burgers, every part of the day gave guests another way to experience their story.

Full Vendor Team:

Bridal Gown: Adorn Bridal Louisville

Cake & Sweets: Allie Baked

Catering: Morris’ Deli

Decor & Rentals: In Good Company Rentals

Decor & Rentals: Modern Details

Entertainment: PartyZone Productions Entertainment

Florals: By Denzien

Groom’s Attire: The Suit Shop

Invitations: Minted

Live Wedding Painter: Freakin Inkin

Photography: Hayley Piazza Photos

Rehearsal Venue: Angels Envy

Venue: Hazelnut Farm Events

Videography: Ezell Film Company

Wedding Planner: K. Kremer & Co.

Other Local Vendors:

By Denizen, Hayley Piazza Photos

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