
Ginny Rolfe and Adam Fisher’s love story, which was sparked on OkCupid, became a flame on a rainy Boston evening when a simple thought crossed Ginny’s mind: “I’m going to marry this man.” Five years later this thought became reality when Adam proposed on the bike path where they first met. Their wedding at Saltwater Farm on San Juan Island was a tribute to sustainability and natural beauty. Overlooking the Salish Sea, a lush grass lawn served as a picturesque setting for their intimate wedding. Guests arrived via the Jolly Trolley and were greeted by sparkling wine and the serene farm setting. Wildflower-inspired florals decorated the ceremony, blending seamlessly with the landscape. Officiated by Adam’s father, the heartfelt ceremony included Ginny’s nieces escorting her down the aisle, followed by a petal toss as the couple left the ceremony site. Cocktail hour featured interactive food stations that included a live oyster-shucking bar and gourmet cheese display. Signature cocktails named after their beloved cats, Luna and Lia, added a personal touch. Ginny’s and Adam’s love for reading was reflected in a book-themed seating chart, featuring custom book jackets with seating assignments. Dinner took place alfresco in front of the barn, with long tables draped in patterned linens, white runners and a variety of single-variety bud vases. Green LED lamps nestled among the floral clusters created a cozy, library-like ambiance. After dinner, guests danced the night away in the barn as a lively 11-piece band played, and interactive dessert and crossword stations kept everyone entertained.























