Sandiwood Farm Weddings
Sara Schlosser, Certified Justice of the Peace
Sara spends time getting to know the couple, and will work closely to help create a wedding ceremony that is meaningful, unique, and resonates with the couple and their guests.Sara takes great joy not only in marring couples as well as voice a service that touches on the big picture to marriages that have hope for the long haul into the future. We create together what you've always dreamed of and wanted. Sara will travel or you can make arrangements to be wed on their beautiful hill top farm.
Please inquire for information from Justice of the peace services.
- Wedding flowers
- Catering with farm raised and smoked meats and produce
- Maple syrup wedding favors
- Farm rental for events
"Save the Date" deposit is necessary to confirm the date, time and location of the ceremony. Ceremonies should start as close to the agreed upon time as possible and no more than 15 minutes past the scheduled start time. If it goes beyond that I charge $25 per half hour.
I look forward to hearing from you! Please contact Sara at maplesyrup@myfairpoint.net or 802-888-2881.
In the Wake of Irene after a Difficult Spring
Because I'm a market grower, justice of the peace and I work for High Mowing, I offer my thoughts, an analogy of farming and marriage.Farming is a love and relationship with the land. The ties are sweet and sacred. For most of us growers these days, it is a life style choice but also an act of great courage, a statement of profound love and of a belief in the capacity to earn a living doing what we love.
This love will transform us so we begin to see ourselves not only as individuals but also as essential parts of a larger thing, of something that reaches beyond the boundaries of ourselves. It hopefully feeds and nourishes not only ourselves but also community members.
It is joyful in concept but very very hard to accomplish, and we attempt it only because we believe in our love. And we commit to it, and we labor hard to succeed, even after crop failures and devastating weather. Farming is honorable, but should not by any be entered into lightly, but reverently and with sincerity.
And so, not knowing exactly what is before us, we plan, till, sow more seeds and have hope, faith, and continue to do what we love, grow! Keep planting, having faith, and doing the good work you believe in, GROW!
