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Tunnel Springs, Utah
Photos by: Chelsey Black Photography
This outdoor minimony inspiration editorial was influenced by a romantic fine art aesthetic and a touch of European influence. With soft and delicate floral, champagne dress, and elegant invitation suite handmade in Spain this wedding was a dream.
The images were captured with a gorgeous blend of light and airy romance. The golden sun...
Utah photographer, Bri Bergman, teamed up with local professionals to create this gorgeous shoot. From the cakes to the florals, we love everything about this styled session.
Our food experts here at Utah Bride & Groom magazine, have teamed up with a local caterers to bring you the tastiest sweet and savory food trends for 2018.
‘Let them eat cake!’ is one phrase every wedding guest can’t wait to hear. Give your guests something sweet to look forward to be it a yummy cake or tasty treats.
With 75,000 square feet of meeting and event space, floor-to-ceiling views of downtown Salt Lake, and lavish menus including savory bites and amazing cakes, there is a reason The Grand America Hotel’s slogan is “Make Life Grand.” Moreover, a team that is genuinely inviting and showcases a passion in everything they do—from the moment you begin planning to your final “I...
One afternoon we went to visit Quiet Meadow Farms in Mapleton, Utah. This beautiful venue is nestled near the mountains and as we walked through the orchard we were inspired to do a fun Farmer's Market themed inspiration shoot.
We used fresh fruit and vegetables in fun design elements, including the bouquet and centerpiece. And with delicious pies, and a cake...
Think Scandinavian style—with its blond woods, brushed stainless and sharp geometries—is sterile? Think again. Along with her team, Holly Addi artist—stylist and co-owner of Salt Lake City gallery Arte Haus Collectif—unveils five ways a Nordic-style, minimalist wedding scene can be clean yet cozy.
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Minimalist design almost always starts with one element: white. “There’s a timeless sensibility to...
