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Sundance Mountain Resort  Provo Canyon September 8th, 2019 Photos by Sparkle Photography The Couple Amy and Nick met at a mutual friend's wedding in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. "We spent the weekend bonding over our shared love of hiking and the outdoors. When we said goodbye, we knew it wouldn't be the last time we saw each other," Amy explains. three-and-a-half years later–and four days...

If you’re a downtown girl, these bridals will make you swoon. Salt Lake City is rife with endless location options to pose for your perfect pre-wedding pics. These inspiration shoots are a crash course in elevating asphalt and metal. Silver tones mimic the city’s sleek steel architecture, while a modern, masculine gown gives off an aura of uptown city glamour. Vendors...Planning...

We know she never really said that, but doesn't it fit nicely? This Halloween we're celebrating one of history's most maligned ladies. TEXT TEXT BOUDOIR Vendors... Photographer: Jessica E. Photography | @jessicaephotography (Wedding Account) + @blondefoxstudios (Boudoir Account) HMUA: Heather Dear Artistry | @heatherdearartistry Model: Paige Arminta Watts |@paigearminta Flowers: Sticks & Stems by Sadie Mower |@sticks.stems Couch: Utah Vintage Rentals | @utahvintagerentals   Table + Invitations: Elizabeth Means, Weddings by Eccentricity | @weddings_by_eccentricity Cakes: Hannah's Bakes...

Just because you’re skipping the 15-hour flight, doesn't mean you can’t take a few cues from one of Italy’s most stunning regions. Just a few details can make you and your guests feel like you've been whisked away to to Italia. Greenery, florals, and rustic details in the stationery foreshadow an Italian-inspired wedding. Drawing inspiration from Italy’s rich countryside can make...

More and more couples are saying “I do” to getting married in the wilderness in lieu of traditional venues. The key to nailing a forest setting as the backdrop to your bridals or nuptials is enhancing the natural beauty of your surroundings–as captured here by Kayla Swayze–while adding pops of color or texture that provide contrast. Kendall, of The Foxy Flora,...

Photos by: Kate Osborne Photography The Gatherist's design in this stylized shoot is a lesson in push-and-pull from top to bottom. Ember's floor-to-ceiling windows–paned in iron–provide bright, natural light and create shadows along the concrete floor that photographer, Kate Osborne uses to create depth. And, the simplicity of the space compliments the classic silhouette of the Jann Marie Bridal shift gown. Finally, to top it all off,...

“Mixture and placement of blooms is key,” says Jessica St. Thomas of St. Thomas Floral. She blends electric oranges and sunny golds in her monochromatic display using classically romantic blooms such as ranunculus, traditional roses, garden roses, zinnias and rose buds. “I love color,” she says. “Some people shy away from color because it can look cheesy fast.” Instead...

Heather, lilac, wisteria, orchid, thistle and bellflower. With their naturally alluring hues, it’s no wonder these flowers are names of shades of soft purple. “With the range of colors flying off the runways, I’m so happy to finally see color in weddings,” La Fete’s Allison Baddley says. The planner-slash-designer showcases a bouquet filled with tree peonies, frilly tulips, clematis,...

Take it from the Parisians: Don’t overdo it. “There’s an art to arranging,” says Shelly Huynh of Orchid Dynasty, who just returned from Paris, “but I’m not doing anything over-manipulative.” Huynh’s approach is simple, yet yields bouquet wow factor. She heads to her 9th & 9th neighborhood greenhouse to find the stars of her bouquet—lime green phalaenopsis orchids. “When...

“You can really focus on texture and foliage with monochromatic colors,” explains Soil & Stem’s Nicole Land, who just recently returned from a floral workshop in New Zealand. “You don’t need a green-base bouquet. This plum branch is that special element you can’t buy.” Ornamental plum foliage—foraged straight from Land’s garden—not only adds a shade of burgundy, but it...