Inside The Way Home‘s Wedding Episode: Exclusive Photos and Hidden Easter Eggs from Del and Colton’s Big Day
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The season 3 finale of Hallmark Channel’s The Way Home was filled with emotions, surprises, and a heartwarming wedding. In a pivotal moment, Del (Andie MacDowell) time-traveled for the first time with Kat (Chyler Leigh), landing in the 1970s just in time to witness her younger self (Julia Tomasone) marry Colton (Jordan Doww).
The wedding was beautifully detailed, as seen in exclusive photos from the fictional ceremony. Co-showrunner Alexandra Clarke described it as “champagne style on a beer budget”—a reflection of Del and Colton’s journey together.
A Dress with Meaning
Del’s wedding gown was an original piece created by costume designer Trysha Bakker. Inspired by 1970s bridal trends, the dress balanced young Del’s preppy, high-society style with the simplicity of her new life on the farm. Clarke also revealed a personal touch: “The bow headpiece was not only era-appropriate but a nod to my own wedding dress.”
Colton’s Retro Look
Colton’s brown wedding suit was based on 1974 department store catalogs. “We wanted his look to be grounded in the Landry farm,” Clarke explained. His tie, a bold 1970s statement, added a fun, vintage touch.
Hidden Details for Fans
One significant Easter egg in the wedding scene is the arbor where Del and Colton exchange vows. Clarke revealed, “It stands in the exact spot where the outdoor dining pergola is built in 1999. This symbolizes how much they cherished it—they later made it a permanent fixture for their family.”
A Journey Through Time
For present-day Del, witnessing her own wedding was transformative. “Everything she knew about her love story with Colton had been thrown into question. Seeing this moment firsthand reassured her that her memories were real,” Clarke shared.
Setting the Scene
The wedding’s yellow, orange, and white floral decorations, featuring daisies and carnations, were carefully chosen to reflect the era. The show’s set design team, led by Elliott Carew, ensured every detail contributed to the nostalgic, heartfelt atmosphere.
From the costumes to the location, every element of Del and Colton’s wedding was crafted with care, making it a touching and meaningful moment for The Way Home fans.