Gallery
Real photographs, borrowed honestly
Sorrel Creek Farm is a fictional property, so these are licensed stock photographs (CC0, tracked in photos/SOURCES.md) standing in for the shots a real build would supply. They show the mood, not the place.
Eight shots
What a real gallery would carry
A working venue is photographed professionally every weekend — roughly 2,000 usable frames across eight seasons would sit behind this page, each one used with written permission from both the photographer and the couple.
Licensed stock, standing in — a real build ships photographs taken on the property.
Licensed stock, standing in — a real build ships photographs taken on the property.
Licensed stock, standing in — a real build ships photographs taken on the property.
Licensed stock, standing in — a real build ships photographs taken on the property.
Licensed stock, standing in — a real build ships photographs taken on the property.
Licensed stock, standing in — a real build ships photographs taken on the property.
Licensed stock, standing in — a real build ships photographs taken on the property.
Licensed stock, standing in — a real build ships photographs taken on the property.
Notes
How the real thing gets built
Rights, the venue version
Wedding photographs belong to the photographer, and the couple in the frame did not agree to be marketing. Nothing ships without written permission from both, tracked per couple rather than remembered. The stand-ins on this demo are CC0 stock, each one recorded in photos/SOURCES.md.
The advantage
A venue is photographed professionally every weekend it operates — the real gallery problem is choosing, not sourcing.
The printed map
The hand-drawn farm map from 2019, given to every couple at contract, is the most reproducible asset the farm has — worth redrawing for the site.