Addison and McKinnon’s summer wedding at River Bottoms Ranch was feminine, romantic, and absolutely dreamy. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony. The aisle was lined with fresh floral in shades of pink and white. A circular arch filled with roses, peonies, hydrangea, and other soft blooms created the perfect backdrop for a beautiful exchange of vows. Upon entry into the all-white barn, guests were greeted by a mix of long and round tables and a soft and elegant color palette of blush pink and white with gold metallic accents.

Lauren and James’ Deer Valley wedding was classy and romantic on the most perfect autumn day. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony with the fall foliage as their backdrop. Fresh floral in shades of ivory, blush, and soft blue lined the aisle and framed the couple. The decor featured long and round tables adorned with soft blue linens and table runners. The place settings highlighted clear glass chargers, a mix of gray and soft blue linen napkins, and custom menus. Each table was finished with candles and fresh floral centerpieces overflowing with vibrant greenery and blooms in shades of ivory and blush, with a touch of soft blue. The night ended on the dancefloor to the sounds of a live band, topped off with a classic sparkler exit.

Lauren and James created an immersive Park City experience with a weekend full of wedding celebrations with their guests. The weekend started with a casual and cozy welcome party at St. Regis Deer Valley, followed by an intimate rehearsal dinner at Riverhorse on Main.

Kylette and Josh’s Glenwild Country Club wedding took place on the most gorgeous autumn day. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony surrounded by a sea of feathery pampas grass and fresh blooms and with the mountains of Park City as their backdrop. The decor featured long wood tables adorned with blush linen runners, gold-rimmed glass chargers with a slate gray swirl effect, gold flatware, blush linen napkins, and custom menus. The round tables were dressed up with blush floor-length linens, gold-rimmed glass chargers with a milky white swirl effect, gold flatware, dusty blue linen napkins, and custom menus.

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.

Chelsea and Leyton’s wedding was classic, timeless, and romantic; a truly flawless combination. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor ceremony at Park Meadows Country Club tucked away in the mountains of Park City. They stood under the most beautiful floral-covered arch while the mountains served as a scenic backdrop. Inside the decor highlighted a color palette filled with shades of ivory, blush, and mauve with touches of metallic accents. Our favorite details include the custom vinyl dancefloor featuring the couple’s monogram and the champagne wall escort card display directing guests to their seats for dinner.

Brooklyn and Sam’s backyard celebration was romantic, intimate and full of life. The couple said “I do” in front of an arch draped in chiffon with warm-toned floral and magnolia leaf accents. Following the ceremony, guests made their way into the most beautiful tent adorned with greenery and rattan pendant lights hanging up above. The decor highlighted shades of ivory, rust, and burnt orange in the table linens, floral, candles, and signage.

Logan and Spencer’s River Bottoms Ranch wedding was timeless, romantic, and intimate; the perfect combination. The couple said “I do” in a traditional Catholic ceremony at St. Mary’s in Park City. Following the nuptials, everyone headed to Midway for cocktails, dinner, and dancing. The long wood tables featured creamy white linen runners, while the round tables were adorned with coordinating creamy white floor length linens. The place settings highlighted beaded glass chargers, linen napkins tied in a knot, gold flatware, gold rimmed glassware, and custom menus in black.

Alana and Arik’s grand lawn wedding at Montage Deer Valley was timeless and elegant; our favorite combination. The couple said “I do” in an outdoor Jewish ceremony under the most beautiful floral-covered chuppah with the mountains as their backdrop. Following the ceremony, guests made their way to the grand lawn for cocktails before dinner on the lawn under a stunning clear-top tent. Inside the tent, guests were greeted by flowing chiffon draped from floor to ceiling and a mixture of long and round tables. The long wood tables highlighted textured white linen runners while the round tables featured white floor-length linens. The night ended on the dancefloor to the sounds of an incredible live band and the hora was enjoyed by all!

Alana and Arik’s western-inspired welcome dinner was classy yet casual and the perfect start to a beautiful wedding weekend at Montage Deer Valley. A variety of food stations, cocktails, and lawn games greeted guests upon arrival. Whiskey barrel cocktail tables and bar height dining tables with barstool seating created a saloon-like experience. Vibrant florals added color to the space and the leather and rawhide lounge areas really completed the overall look and feel for the evening. Everyone enjoyed delectable drinks, good food, and even better company. The night ended with heartfelt toasts and s’mores by the fire!

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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.

Lauren and Jayson’s High West Distillery rehearsal dinner was rustic, casual, and inviting; the perfect start to their wedding weekend. The decor was chic and understated, using the existing wood elements and adding gorgeous fresh florals on the tables. We absolutely loved the minimal outdoor lounge area where guests could relax and mingle around the fire pit to stay warm after the sun went down.

Kelsey and Corey’s wedding weekend ended on the 4th of July with a BBQ. Friends and family gathered for good food, delicious drinks, and lawn games. The decor was simple and elegant with a red, white, and blue color palette of course! The casual vibe was the perfect way to celebrate Independence Day and close out the start of a beautiful marriage.

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.

Kelsey and Corey’s Park City rehearsal dinner was the perfect example of an iconic Utah experience, including dinner just off Main Street and High West whiskey. The Nelson Cottage created the most cozy and intimate setting. The decor was minimal and elegant featuring clusters of textured florals and engraved wood place cards.

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Jenna and Sam’s outdoor Montage Deer Valley wedding was full of romance and beautiful and timeless design details. The decor featured a mix of round and long tables adorned with dusty blue linens. The place settings highlighted glass metallic-rimmed chargers, white linen napkins, custom menus and place cards, and a sprig of fresh eucalyptus tied with a blue raw silk ribbon. The centerpieces were full of vibrant greenery and a variety of soft white blooms and finished with the most beautiful assortment of candles. Chandeliers covered in greenery hung above to complete the overall design of the space.

Jenna and Sam’s Montage Deer Valley rehearsal dinner was casual yet elegant and the epitome of a summer soiree in the mountains. The decor featured blue gingham linens and wildflower inspired florals. A reclaimed barn wood wall covered in photos of the couple, whiskey barrel “tables,” and a few hay bales added the perfect rustic touch.

Is there anything more romantic than a snowy ceremony?! There’s just something so magical about exchanging vows surrounded by nature’s sparkle. Take a peek at some of our winter favorites!