Ahhh - the Agua Linda Farm end-of-summer celebration! Our annual gathering of friends and family on Labor Day weekend could be described as, well... perfect! Camping under the canopy of trees on green grass with spectacular views of horse pastures and mountains, great music, swimming, barbecuing, s'more roasting, lawn games, guitar strumming around a campfire, movie night on a giant outdoor screen, pony rides and a late night dance party in a western cantina. Yeah. Perfect

Using vintage mis-matched china is a popular trend for weddings these days and is one of the options that Agua Linda offers our clients. Our china is beautiful, fine and varied. Annie and Jamie's wedding on the farm with mis-matched china, Sarah Neyhart Photography I began collecting china dishes long before I was in the wedding business. It started, really, when I was a little girl. My sisters and I LOVED having tea parties and our most treasured dishes were partial sets

Of all the vendors in the wedding business, venue owners, like me, have a unique perspective on our client's efforts to have an eco-friendly event - specifically - the volume of trash... ahh, yes, garbage... my glamorous job! This pic is of me sitting in front of the dumpster having a beer while watching the sunset - glamorous, huh? Venue owners see each event to the very end - right down to the last cigarette butt in the grass (ugh! So gross!). The volume of waste varies

The flowers around Agua Linda Farm really set our venue apart from others in Southern Arizona - especially in the spring and especially the hollyhocks! The first blooms appear every April and by May, the reception yard is flanked with pink, white and crimson flowers on stalks that reach up to 8' tall! The effect on the already beautiful grounds at the farm is magical and romantic. Hollyhocks are reminiscent of an old English country garden. The stalks are elegant and strik