Madison and Garrett’s 4U Ranch wedding was vibrant, intimate, and romantic, the perfect combination for a summer wedding tucked away in the mountains. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony under the most beautiful floral covered arch and surrounded by lush green. After an exchange of heartfelt vows, guests enjoyed signature cocktails, delicious bites, and games on the lawn before making their way inside for dinner, dessert, and dancing. Once inside the barn, guests were greeted by long and round tables, chandeliers adorned with fresh greenery, and a vibrant color palette.

Lauren and Jayson’s River Bottoms Ranch wedding was totally dreamy with the best ambiance. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony under the most gorgeous floral and greenery covered arch. Fresh blooms and pampas grass lined the aisle and the mountains served as a breathtaking backdrop, but our favorite detail had to be the artist live-painting the ceremony. It was such a unique touch and will be such a cherished piece of art. Both round and long tables with bistro lights up above really anchored the space. The round tables featured light gray textured linens, dark gray ceramic chargers, charcoal gray linen napkins tied with a leather cord, and a custom menu. The long, white washed tables highlighted dusty blue linen runners, ivory chargers with lace-like detail, dusty blue linen napkins, and the same custom watercolored menus. Centerpieces filled with a variety of soft white blooms, fresh greenery, and more finished each table.

Kelsey and Corey married on a beautiful summer day surrounded by their closest family and friends. With the lush green mountains as their backdrop, the couple said “I do” in a Jewish ceremony under the most gorgeous chuppah covered in the most gorgeous and vibrant florals. Draped in chiffon, the pavilion created an intimate and romantic setting for dinner. The round tables featured creamy white floor-length linens, rattan chargers, soft blue linen napkins, gold flatware with navy accents, custom menus, and sprigs of fresh greenery. The long, stained wood tables highlighted white linen runners, ceramic chargers with lace-like detail, soft blue linen napkins, gold flatware with navy accents, custom menus, and a single bloom tucked into each napkin.

Lindsay and James’ wedding at Montage Deer valley was fun and romantic, everything you’d hope for on a summer evening in the mountains. The couple said “I do” on the grand lawn with the mountains as their backdrop. Pampas grass lined the aisle while fresh florals and chiffon hung overhead, creating a picture-perfect setting for an exchange of vows. Long tables draped in white linens filled the space. The decor featured gold metallic chargers, white linen napkins, and custom place cards and menus paired with fresh floral centerpieces brimming with greenery and blooms in shades of white and blush.

Cassidy and Kevin’s outdoor wedding at 4U Ranch was vibrant and full of life; perfect for a summer wedding in the mountains. The dark-stained wood tables were adorned with a blue and white patterned linen runner and place settings complete with dark gold-rimmed glass chargers, two-toned gold flatware, golden yellow linen napkins, and custom menus and place cards. Down the center of the table fresh florals in a variety of vibrant colors filled the space and created an overall dynamic design. Bistro lights hung overhead, creating a romantic ambiance while guests enjoyed a delicious meal as the sun set.

Jenny and Chris’ wedding at River Bottoms Ranch was every June bride’s dream. Beautiful blue hues combined with stunning shades of golden yellows and soft pinks. Upon entry into the all-white barn, guests were greeted by a mix of round and long tables. The rounds were adorned with floor-length dusty blue linens, copper-colored glass chargers, dusty blue linen napkins tied with a leather cord, copper flatware, custom hand-torn menus, and clear water goblets. The long wood tables were embellished with ivory chiffon runners, copper-colored glass chargers, folded dusty blue linen napkins, braided copper flatware, custom hand-torn menus, and blue water goblets.

Kaitlyn and Jacob’s River Bottoms Ranch wedding was the epitome of romance. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony surrounded by fresh greenery and a variety of soft white blooms with the lush green mountains as their backdrop. Upon entry into the barn, guests were greeted with a champagne escort card guiding them to their table. The room was filled with round and long tables adorned with white floor-length linens and the place settings included silver chargers, white linen napkins, detailed glassware, custom menus, and a sprig of greenery to complete the design. The centerpieces highlighted a combination of long, green garlands and low, garden-style arrangements filled with fresh white blooms, and finished off with an abundance of candlelight.

Taylor and Austin’s 4U Ranch wedding was the perfect combination of rustic and romantic. This couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony, followed by cocktails, dinner, and dancing tucked away in the mountains just outside of Park City. After drinks and a few delicious hors d'oeuvres, dinner also took place outside on two exceptionally long tables. The place settings included wood slice chargers, rose gold flatware, white linen napkins, and custom watercolor menus.

Lindsay and Billy’s sweet summer wedding was full of romance and charm and took place on the most beautiful day. The couple said “I do” at the gorgeous River Bottoms Ranch in an outdoor ceremony surrounded by family and friends. The aisle was lined with an abundance of soft, fresh blooms and a triangular “arch” served as their backdrop. We can’t get over this stunning color palette full of soft blues, subtle pinks, and ivory accented with the most beautiful fresh greenery.

Chesley and Daniel’s River Bottoms Ranch wedding was all things elegant and romantic. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony framed by fresh florals inspired by the wildflowers you would naturally see on the mountainside during a Utah summer. The color palette, filled with shades of blue, ivory, yellow, and blush, was the perfect complement to the lush green mountains in the background. The decor featured long wood tables adorned with flowing chiffon runners, a mix of dusty blue and ivory linen napkins, gold flatware, custom menus, dusty blue water goblets, an assortment of candles, and an array of fresh florals in a collection of the most beautiful containers with wicker accents.

Allie and Brandon’s blue-hued River Bottoms Ranch wedding was timeless, elegant, and romantic; our favorite combination. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony surrounded by loved ones, with the mountains as their backdrop ( a Utah signature, if you ask us). The rectangular “arch,” covered in colorful fresh floral, served as the most beautiful frame around the couple. Coordinating blooms also lined the aisle to complete the look. The place settings incorporated silver metallic chargers, dusty blue linen napkins, custom menus, and hand-torn place cards. Each table was finished with fresh greenery and blooms in soft shades of ivory and a variety of glass-enclosed candlelight. We absolutely love the mix of warm and natural wood tones with the soft and cool blue hues.

Alyssa and Grant’s spring wedding at River Bottoms Ranch was everything we hoped for after a year of so many canceled events. The couple said “I do” in an LDS temple ceremony, followed by a beautiful ring ceremony framed by floral columns and with the mountains as their backdrop. Following the ceremony, guests made their way inside for dinner, dessert, and dancing! The decor featured a mix of round and long tables adorned with shades of soft blue with touches of ivory, blush, and mauve. The round tables highlighted floor-length linens, while the long tables were dressed up with ivory chiffon runners. Bistro lights hung overhead as guests ended the night on the dancefloor before saying farewell with an iconic sparkler sendoff and a vintage car getaway.

Audrey and Levi’s Utah State Capitol wedding was the epitome of a timeless, classic, and romantic celebration. The decor featured round table arranged in a circle. Creamy white linens adorned each table complete with gold chiavari chairs. Each place setting highlighted black chargers, gold linen napkins, custom menus, gold flatware, and a sprig of fresh greenery to finish the look. The centerpieces were a mix of high and low garden-style arrangements full of greenery and fresh blooms in shades of pink and white.

Marissa and Josh’s St. Regis Deer Valley rehearsal dinner was the epitome of summer, featuring centerpieces filled with wildflowers, classic BBQ foods, yard games, and s’mores. We just adore a fun and casual rehearsal dinner and this outdoor, Western-themed dinner was just that.

Marissa and Josh’s Deer Valley wedding was filled with romance. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor Jewish ceremony under a chuppah covered in fresh greenery and a variety of soft, white blooms. The mountains served as their backdrop and the view could not have been more perfect. The decor featured three different, yet complementary, table designs with a mix of round and long tables. Each place setting highlighted a metallic glass charger, a textured linen napkin, a custom menu, and a fresh white tulip to finish the look. The white and neutral color palette, with just a touch of silver and gold metallic accents, made for a timeless design.

Austin and Nick’s backyard summer wedding was simple and chic in the very best ways. With a ceremony on the lawn, this couple was surrounded by their family and friends in the very place they call home. The decor consisted of round tables adorned with crisp white linens and long, dark-stained wood tables with white runners. Each table was embellished with floral centerpieces overflowing with a variety of white blooms and fresh greenery. With all that has happened over the last year, a backyard wedding might just be the answer to your dream wedding plans. Ready to start planning your intimate backyard wedding? Contact us today and let’s get started!

Sarah and Remick’s St. Regis Deer Valley wedding was timeless, romantic, and took place on the most beautiful summer. The couple said “I do” with the mountains as their backdrop under a circular “arch” covered in fresh greenery. We loved the gold, mirrored acrylic table numbers, the hanging greenery above the head table, the simple three-tier cake adorned with white roses, white ranunculus, and greenery, and this wonderful couple.

Bergen and Taylor’s intimate backyard wedding was the epitome of romance; soft florals, stunning views, and a warm and glowy ambiance. The decor was simple and elegant. White linens adorned round tables complete with garden-style centerpieces featuring blooms in shades of ivory, mauve, coral, and sand and gold metallic accents. An abundance of hanging twinkle lights really set the mood as the sun went down. The evening ended with a sparkler exit and memories to last a lifetime.

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.