Rustic Wedding Chic has become the wedding blog of choice for brides planning a rustic or country wedding. Launched in May of 2009, Rustic Wedding Chic inspires and guides couples with a daily muse of photography and information along with a curated directory of resources, the very popular “Ask Maggie” feature, a “How To” with DIY projects, etiquette advice and helpful articles. Rustic Wedding Chic loves to showcase “real” weddings- filled with creative, dreamy and inspiring photos. Our loyal and engaged following has made Rustic Wedding Chic a number one wedding blog. Rustic Wedding Chic is the inspiration for a collection of rustic wedding favors and goods offered at the Whispering Pines catalog online store. The Rustic Wedding Chic book will be out in stores August 2012.
Maggie Lord – Founder / Editor
A self confessed wedding junkie since the age of 13, Maggie Lord loves the romance and beauty of weddings. Passionate about the rustic style and eager to share her discoveries and ideas while planning her lakeside wedding at her family’s summer cabin in Northern Wisconsin she started blogging. Now RusticWeddingChic.com has become the number one online resource for rustic & country weddings. In addition to being the editor of Rustic Wedding Chic, Maggie is also a contributing author for various other online and print publications and is sought after as an expert on rustic & country weddings. Maggie is the author of Rustic Wedding Chic, the book and a contributing writer for DIY Wedding Magazine.
Maggie is a graduate of the University of Connecticut and received a Master’s Degree from Southern New Hampshire University. She lives in Connecticut with her husband and young son.
Kate McKenna - Contributing Writer
Kate McKenna is a writer and editor living in Los Angeles, where she remained after receiving her degree in English Literature from the University of Southern California. Kate hails from Western New York, where she was raised by a family that believes wholeheartedly in the special magic of the simple things. During childhood summers spent at her family’s cottage on the rocky shores of Lake Ontario, she experienced the very definition of rustic. This cottage, held together with a wish, a prayer and lots of elbow grease, was built by her grandfather from a hot dog stand, an airplane spotting station, and any number of odds and ends as the Second World War came to a close. It was in this way that she established a deep and abiding love for all things rustic, natural and steeped in history, as this remains one of the most magical places she has ever know. Kate can be counted on to cry at every wedding she attends and hopes that never changes.
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