Abby and Justin’s River Bottoms Ranch wedding was elegant, romantic, and cozy; perfect for a fall wedding in the mountains. The couple said “I do” in the venue’s gorgeous outdoor pavilion, surrounded by the most beautiful fresh blooms and with the mountains as their backdrop. The gorgeous wood tables were dressed with burgundy chiffon runners, custom menus, gold mirrored acrylic table numbers, and centerpieces filled with fresh florals and fall foliage. The place settings highlighted crisp white ceramic chargers, burnt orange linen napkins, gold flatware, and custom wood cutouts with each guest’s name.

Nicole and Tyler’s western inspired wedding was elegant, romantic, and intimate; the perfect combination for a cozy fall wedding. The couple said “I do” at Blue Sky Ranch in an indoor ceremony, but with the barn doors open so they could still enjoy the gorgeous changing colors in the background. The barn was filled with shades of warm white, purples, and blues, with touches of blush, brown, and more for a color palette filled with variety and depth. The white-washed wood tables were adorned with chiffon runners and wildflower inspired centerpieces, while the place settings featured a mix of wood slice and white ceramic chargers, white linen napkins, and fresh blooms and foliage to complete the look.

Courtney and Damien’s Montage Deer Valley wedding took place on the most beautiful fall day. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony, surrounded by a grounded floral “arch” and overlooking the changing leaves. When it came time for dinner and dancing, guests made their way inside where they were greeted by a room full of long and round tables adorned with neutral linens, glass and metallic chargers, velvet and linen napkins, custom menus, and fresh floral centerpieces filled with warm-toned blooms and fall foliage, complete with a cozy fireplace.

If you know anything about Team MLE, you know how much we love Bridal Guide Magazine and it’s always an honor to see our beautiful brides on their glossy pages! This month you’ll find Afton and Colin’s art deco inspired wedding held at St. Regis Deer Valley. The rich color palette and bold details make this wedding a true showstopper. Be sure to pick up your own copy of this month’s Bridal Guide Magazine, on newsstands now!

After a ceremony at the LDS temple, Allie and Braydon headed into the mountains for an intimate reception full of delicious food and dancing at the gorgeous River Bottoms Ranch (one of our favorite spots). The decor highlighted soft, minty blue linens, ivory chiffon runners, blush and peach blooms mixed with greenery and a pop of blue. Each place setting featured gold flatware, a mix of clear glass beaded and ivory glass lace chargers, custom menus, and minty blue linen napkins tied with a peachy raw silk ribbon and a fresh sprig of greenery to complete the look.

Stephanie and Tom’s white winter wedding was every ski-loving couple’s dream; an outdoor ceremony at the entrance of the resort with snowfall as their backdrop. The decor was simple and elegant. A mix of round and long tables filled the space beautifully. Each table was adorned with a crisp white linen or runner and place settings that featured white linen napkins, custom menus, and leather luggage tags that served as place cards. The centerpeices were full of both green and golden foliage and a variety of white blooms. The head table also featured black candle sticks for a more bold look. Black acrylic table numbers added the finishing touch to each table.

The air is crisp and we are feeling grateful for an occasion to celebrate, so today we’re sharing six centerpieces to inspire your Thanksgiving table! From soft and feminine to bold and colorful, we have something for everyone!

Allie and Rhett’s Walker Farms micro wedding was just what we needed this year. We absolutely love this new venue, the stunning view, and the incredible fall color palette. The decor featured long wood tables adorned with blush runners and floral centerpieces full of fresh blooms in shades of blush, mauve, ivory, and sand and loads of texture. Each place setting highlighted hammered copper chargers, rose gold flatware, terracotta linen napkins, and custom menus. We love the unique feather details found at each place setting, in the centerpieces, and on the cake.

After a complete change of plans due to COVID-19, Berklee and Jameson celebrated their nuptials with a romantic indoor-outdoor dinner and reception at River Bottoms Ranch. The decor highlighted long, beautiful wood tables adorned with ivory chiffon runners, gold chargers and flatware, and garden-style centerpieces full of blush and ivory blooms. Round tables complemented the design with sand-colored linens with a subtle pattern and a mix of short and tall centerpieces.

Rebecca and Brian’s Snowpine Lodge wedding was wonderfully romantic and the perfect transition from summer into fall. This couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony with the breathtaking Wasatch Mountains as their backdrop. The decor was understated and elegant. Place settings highlighted gold acrylic chargers, navy blue linen napkins, and custom menus. Centerpieces featured fresh and fragrant eucalyptus sprinkled with fresh blooms, including roses and ranunculus. Our favorite design element was the fresh greenery hanging from each light fixture, adding extra life to the space.

Camille and Mason’s fall wedding at River Bottoms Ranch was all things colorful, feminine, and romantic. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony by the pond under an arch overflowing with fresh florals and greenery in a bold and fresh fall color palette, highlighting shades of burgundy, blush, golden yellows, coral, and sand. We love everything about the bright and, somewhat untraditional, fall color palette combined with the incredible colors of the Utah mountains and the beauty of the all-white venue.