Soojeong and Michael created an immersive Park City experience with a full weekend of wedding celebrations with their guests. The weekend started with a casual and cozy welcome party tucked away in the mountains. It was intimate and fun, complete with delicious food, an abundance of laughter, and the most beautiful views. Before the big day, they also treated their guests to a rehearsal dinner at High West Saloon. The decor was understated, highlighting bud vases full of wildflowers and candles on each table. Guests enjoyed an evening full of drinks, delicious food, and thoughtful and entertaining toasts. It was a beautiful evening and the perfect precursor for the wedding day to come.

Lauren and Nick’s St. Regis Deer Valley wedding was timeless, romantic, and ethereal; the perfect combination for an early fall wedding in the mountains. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony under the most gorgeous floral covered arch. Upon entry into the clear top tent, guests were greeted by twinkling lights overhead, tables adorned with creamy white linens, and the most amazing floral chandelier suspended over the dancefloor. We absolutely loved the mostly white color palette with touches of black for added contrast and depth. The evening continued with a delicious meal, thoughtful toasts, and a packed dance floor. It was a truly beautiful day from start to finish.

Vanessa and Hunter’s 4U Ranch wedding was romantic, rich in color, and moody, in the best way. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony under the most gorgeous asymmetrical arch covered in deep purple foliage and a variety of soft white blooms. Once inside guests were greeted by a mix of long and round tables adorned with neutral linens, ceramic chargers, gold flatware with burgundy handles, chartreuse velvet napkins, custom menus in ivory and burgundy, and clear acrylic place cards. Fresh floral centerpieces filled with blooms in shades of golden yellow, mauve, ivory, and burgundy and a variety of candles finished the look. We loved the golden foliage hanging overhead and the transparent black acrylic chairs in the all white barn; it created the most cozy and romantic atmosphere.

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.

Jessica and Brandon’s Blue Sky Ranch wedding was moody and romantic in all the best ways. The couple said “I do” in a traditional Jewish ceremony under the most beautiful floral and greenery covered chuppah with the mountains as their backdrop. Upon entry into the barn guests were greeted by and a mix of long and round tables adorned with flowing chiffon runners and neutral linens with the most beautiful texture. The centerpieces were filled with a variety of jewel toned florals and foliage. Everyone enjoyed heartfelt toasts, delicious food, and dancing to the most amazing live band. The night ended on the dance floor with the hora, of course!

Joelle and Will’s late summer wedding at St. Regis Deer Valley was a perfect combination of glamorous and romantic. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony with the iconic Wasatch mountains as their backdrop and surrounded by family, friends, and an abundance of gorgeous blooms. Upon entering the tent guests were greeted by a beautiful color palette filled with shades of blush, ivory, and sage green with metallic and wood accents, adding depth to the overall design.

Madison and Andrew’s St. Regis Deer Valley wedding was romantic, ethereal, and absolutely breathtaking. Following the ceremony guests enjoyed cocktails on the terrace before making their way to dinner under the gorgeous clear-top tent. The place settings featured metallic chargers, sleek white china, soft taupe linen napkins, custom menus, etched acrylic place cards, and a fresh white ranunculus to finish the look. Centerpieces filled with fresh and fluffy white blooms and a variety of glass containers filled with candlelight completed each table.

Madison and Andrew started their wedding weekend glamping with guests, providing a rustic and glamorous atmosphere perfect for relaxing and socializing before the big day! Guests enjoyed whiskey tasting, lawn games, a delicious meal, live music, and a bonfire on the bride’s gorgeous private property tucked away in the Utah mountains (our favorite).

It’s always such a pleasure to design for our friends at Rocky Mountain Bride Magazine and this editorial at Hobble Creek Estate was no exception. We loved creating this autumn wedding inspiration full of bold colors to complement the colors in the foliage as the seasons begin to change from summer to winter. The decor highlighted vibrant colors that combined late summer and early fall hues. We opted for a palette infused with soft yellow, blue, coral, and lavender.

After a change of location due to COVID, Kaci and Grant said “I do” at the beautiful Shore Lodge in McCall, Idaho and although this wasn’t the original plan, it turned out to be a gorgeous alternative. The decor featured long and round tables adorned with gold-rimmed glass chargers, gold flatware, and linen napkins in shades of soft blue and gray. The long tables also featured blue silk runners. The floral highlighted a variety of fresh blooms and greenery in shades of white, yellow, and blush. Our favorite detail had to be the black-eyed anemones. We love the contrast of the dark center against the soft white petals.

When Utah Bride & Groom magazine asked us to create something special for their 2020 publication we went straight to work, doing what we do best, to create a same-sex celebration in the urban setting of Lake Effect, located in the heart of Salt Lake City. The design incorporated both masculine and feminine details, creating a flawless city-chic atmosphere. We are absolutely honored to have created this design exclusively for Utah Bride & Groom. We still get butterflies every time we see our work on their gorgeous glossy pages. See all the details below, including a sneak peek of the full feature, and be sure to pick up a copy for yourself, on newsstands now!

The 2020 issue of Utah Bride & Groom magazine is here and more beautiful than ever before! We are absolutely elated to have three real wedding features and our Lake Effect editorial, designed exclusively for UBG, included in this year’s issue. Take a sneak peek of the features below and be sure to pick up a copy for yourself next time you’re out and about.

Featured in the Winter/Spring 2016 issue of Salt Lake/Park City Bride and Groom Magazine, Kara Leigh and Tyler's mountain top wedding, held at their private residence in White Pine Canyon, was one of our personal favorites. Resulting in one of the largest ceremonies we've ever orchestrated, this organic and ethereal inspired wedding displayed, at the time, the up and coming foggy blue color palette perfectly.