River and Ian’s summer wedding at La Caille felt like something straight out of a fairytale. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony under the most beautiful tidewater tent and surrounded by an abundance of greenery and fresh white blooms and, of course, their loved ones! The design incorporated shades of soft white, pink, and sage green for an overall romantic look and feel. Round tables, adorned with the most subtle blush pink linen, and whitewashed wood tables, topped with ivory chiffon runners, filled the space beautifully. Each place setting incorporated glass chargers with intricate lace detailing, a mix of sage green linen and blush pink satin napkins, custom menus, and clear acrylic place cards. Centerpieces filled with fresh greenery and a variety of blooms in ivory and blush completed the overall design.

Katie and David’s romantic La Caille wedding took place on the most beautiful summer day. The couple said “I do” in the vineyard, surrounded by their loved ones, with the Wasatch Mountains as their backdrop. The decor featured two breathtaking table designs. The round tables were draped in soft gray linens with place settings that included beaded, clear glass chargers, and blush pink linen napkins. The long, whitewashed wood table highlighted textured runners in a blue-gray hue, topped with copper chargers and gray linen napkins. We absolutely loved the unexpected yet bright and summery color palette displaying soft grays and blues with pops of coral, pink, and ivory.

With hundreds of fresh blooms and touches of blush pink, Georgina and Kris' garden style wedding is what we imagine every little girl dreams of. We loved the personalized touches found in the gold ampersand and fresh florals on the back of the bride and groom's chairs, the vintage doors behind the cake, and the giant L-O-V-E marquee letters. This wedding was perfect in every way and will always be one of our favorites. 

Isabel and Aaron's fairytale-esque wedding, held at La Caille, was traditional and romantic in all the right ways. Inspired by the castles in Portugal, the bride included decor elements reflecting her heritage, such as authentic blue and white Portuguese tiles imported from Portugal that served as table numbers.