Tag: wedding inspo

Against all odds, Artisan Bloom's new brick-and-mortar opened during COVID-19.  Luckily, Kellie Jackstein is no stranger to running a successful floral business. For 20 years,...

Farm Fresh, family style meals for a party of six or 600.  Get moving! Family-style eating–be it from an action station or as a table...

Neha & AJ Sikh Temple of Utah Photos by Branson Maxwell Seven years ago, AJ graduated high school and got a job at a local 7-11. Because...

Utah landscapes–born from sand, stone and salt–inspire noteworthy, minimal suites sure to delight your guests.  Life truly is elevated in Utah. No other state can...

As the wedding players in Utah's 2020 Best of State Winners are celebrating their wins in quarantine, they also await word on whether or...

Ingrid & Chris had a rom-com worthy meet-cute: Ingrid went into OP Rockwell for a post-hike drink and struck up a conversation with the...

Celeste & Sterling Garden Park Ward, Salt Lake City  Photos by Huoy Chen & Sarah Harris  Springtime in Utah means birds are chirping, cherry blossoms are in...

Thalia Condo and Ryan Nielsen Wedding Traditional Catholic Italian Wedding at the Cathedral of the Madeleine The Couple Utah musician, Thalia Condo, originally from Ecuador, first connected...

Whether you plan to wed in the fall, winter, spring or summer, you can create your dream wedding in Utah. Consider the following seasonal ideas and suggestions when planning your big day.

Traditionally, the bride’s family assumes the burden of most wedding costs, a custom most likely translated from ancient traditions of providing a dowry to attract a husband. While it is still not custom to ask the groom’s family to pay for any more than what is listed in our guide, modern in-laws often offer to help with more. Whatever the case may be, all parties should start budgeting now for their share of the nuptial fees. Here is a guide to help answer the question: Who pays for what?