“Our main goal with Jacqueline and Michael’s design was to take the natural tones and textures of Utah and elevate them to create a clean, romantic, and European-feeling experience. We used neutral shades of white, tan, and taupe as our base and accented them with shades of butter yellow, peach, rose, and green to create a natural flow through a spectrum of soft colors. Layered fabrics and textures also helped us create a very dimensional design, despite the color palette being narrow. The rehearsal dinner, hosted by the Groom’s parents, was designed with an elevated wildflower theme in mind. Classic shades of white paired with the wood tones of High West Distillery and accented with local Utah mountain wildflowers created this intimate, organic, and homey feel. After a day of planned activities for the guests, including hiking, pickleball, yoga, and shopping on Main Street, guests enjoyed a welcome party at The St. Regis Deer Valley. This event incorporated all neutral tones and shades, paired with green patterned linens and sunset-toned flowers. Guests enjoyed a beautiful dinner under bistro lights to the tune of live western music as Jacqueline and Michael officially welcomed the group to their favorite place. The wedding day itself featured the most elevated take on our neutrals. The ceremony featured thousands of white roses for a classic and minimal look. Guests then enjoyed cocktail hour bites and drinks before grabbing their escort card fixed to a bud vase bloom and heading inside. The interior of the Blue Sky Arena was elegantly draped in champagne fabric, the tables in neutral linens with romantic flowers, and hundreds of soft taupe candles. One favorite detail was the incredibly detailed menu card and table number signage, which featured the names of many of their favorite ski runs. Guests enjoyed a beautiful farm-to-table dinner and danced the night away to the set played by one of the incomparable Jordan Kahn Orchestra groups. The group made it to the Stein Eriksen lodge for an arcade after-party and followed the next morning with a beautiful brunch on the Flagstaff Deck.”
– Utah Wedding Photographer, Liz Andolina Photography
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