“Lyndsey and Brett originally planned for an intimate wedding with 50 guests at their favorite mountain cabin in McCall, Idaho. Tragically, Lyndsey lost her father in 2021 suddenly, and with the pandemic also still looming, Lyndsey and Brett decided to throw all of their wedding budget into creating a special day just for the two of them to enjoy. Lyndsey’s most important detail for the day: florals. She envisioned a flower explosion over the entire property. She wanted the entire cabin and outdoor spaces covered in florals. From the decked out fireplace covered in white roses to the stunning pine trees framing their ceremony space covered in florals that wrapped around tree trunks, they spared no expense when it came to florals. It felt like a lavish queen’s garden in the middle of the woods all crafted delicately for just the two of them, filled with intricate vintage furniture and details she brought from home to make it feel personal to them and their style. Without any guests, Brett and Lyndsey simply enjoyed their day as the two of them, with their dog Fitzgerald (who also wore a tux himself). They also hired a classic town car to drive them from their cabin in McCall to a nature conservation garden where Brett proposed so they could take portraits in a meaningful location to them. These two were so intentional about creating a day that felt like them and who they are as a team and couple. It was intimate, beautiful, and full of adventure. My favorite memory will always be when they went for a canoe ride (also covered in florals) and at the last second, Lyndsey asked if they could wade out into the river in their wedding clothes. We took photos of the two of them in the middle of the river, not a care in the world.”
