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Elegant spaces, curated menus, and the city’s best backdrop for your big day. A celebration designed to be as unforgettable as the setting.






Imagine exchanging vows with your soulmate at Garden of the Gods Resort and Club, voted the #1 US destination wedding spot by USA Today. Surrounded by stunning views of Garden of the Gods and the Rocky Mountains, the resort is perfect for weddings, engagement parties, bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, and farewell brunches. Welcoming all cultures, interfaith ceremonies, and LGBTQ+ celebrations, our expert team creates unforgettable events. For more information or to schedule a tour, email weddings@gardenofthegodsresort.com or call (719) 725-6625.
3320 Mesa Road Colorado Springs CO 80904 | gardenofthegodsresort.com



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Entrepreneur, avid traveler, and food enthusiast, Alexis Saghie, was inspired to provide local farm-to-table meals to connect the local community to new recipes, pairings, international culinary adventures, and curate elevated gatherings.
Our desire is to incorporate local produce and products into our catering services, so that you and your guests are eating in-season, farm-derived meals. We have a love, love relationship with the outdoors and travel, allowing us to bridge our design, event rentals, and menu that reflects the heartiness of Colorado with the timeless beauty around the world.
We are intentional in working with each client from the start, valuing your dreams and details. While Farm to Fingers has grown, we still pride ourselves on the one-on-one calls, personal cards, and timely responses from our team to you.













• Space for intimate gatherings up to 1,500
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Bree and Michael’s story began in Chicago, Illinois although it almost didn’t happen. “I saw a photo of him on a friend’s Instagram from Red Rocks and immediately asked about him,” Bree recalled. “She told me there was a 0% chance as he lived in DC and had a girlfriend.” However, almost a year later, fate intervened. Bree spotted that same smile and those unmistakable blue eyes on Bumble. Turns out, he had moved to Chicago the day before. After staying up all night messaging, they had their first date and never looked back. Seven years later, Michael proposed during a ski weekend in Aspen. After a perfect day on the slopes, they checked into the St. Regis Aspen and took a walk before dinner. That’s when they stumbled upon an aisle of candles and rose petals leading to framed photos from every year of their relationship. Michael got down on one knee, and just after Bree said yes, the hotel’s dog, Kitty, came running out with a bottle of champagne. They celebrated with dinner at Casa Tua and spent the rest of the weekend soaking it all in.

Photographer: Nathan George | nathangeorgephoto.com
Planner: ByBello Events | bybelloevents.com
Engagement Ring: dimend SCAASI | dimendscaasi.com
Cowboy Hats: Kemo Sabe | kemosabe.com
Silk Dress: Reformation | thereformation.com
Silk Pants: Zimmermann | zimmermann.com
Sweater: James Perse | jamesperse.com
Coat: Eleventy | eleventymilano.com
Earrings: Anima Mae | shopanimamea.com



Beau and Billy first met when Beau was in town for a job interview. Even though he was just visiting, the pair decided to take a chance and go on a first date after matching on Bumble. “Neither of us knew then that one swipe would change our lives, but from that very first date, everything just clicked,” they shared. After seven years together, Billy planned a proposal that was unforgettable. Looking back on the moment, Beau shared, “After an amazing dinner at Splendido at the Chateau in Beaver Creek Village, we enjoyed cocktails in the lounge when fireworks started outside. We stepped onto the balcony to watch, and Billy suggested we move for a better view. Next thing I knew, he was down on one knee, ring, or rather, watch—in hand!” For their engagement session, Beau and Billy returned to the mountains that have long felt like a second home. With fresh snow underfoot and a crisp alpine breeze in the air, the couple skied through Beaver Creek, laughing and soaking up every moment all while photographer, Mary Ann Craddock documented the day.















Camille and Evan met during their senior year at the University of Delaware. After five and a half years together, Evan planned a proposal on a snowy winter weekend. The couple checked into the A-Frame Club in Winter Park, a favorite getaway location since they had moved to Colorado. After dinner at the property’s cozy grill, they returned to their cabin with dessert and cocktails in hand. As snow gently fell outside, Evan asked Camille to spend forever with him. To celebrate, they chose to have their love story captured doing what they love most, skiing in the mountains. Dressed in thrifted vintage outfits styled by their photographer, Victoria Kait, they hit the slopes together for an unforgettable engagement session.















Roxanne and Brandon met during a college summer break. Roxanne had a house that was a frequent hangout spot for friends, and one day, Brandon walked through the door with a mutual friend, no knock, just confidence! She happened to be home that morning after a summer spent working an internship, and the two struck up an easy conversation. Before long, Brandon asked for her number, and just a few months later, they were officially a couple.
Seven years later, Brandon planned the ultimate Colorado proposal. The couple had purchased a home in Loveland with sweeping views of Rocky Mountain National Park, and from their backyard, they could see Longs Peak, a 14er they’d always talked about hiking. One crisp morning, they set out before sunrise and made the climb. At the summit, 14,259 feet above sea level, Brandon got down on one knee and asked Roxanne to spend the rest of her life with him. “He asked me where my favorite place in the world was, and I said, ‘At home with you,’” Roxanne shared. “That moment on the mountain felt like the perfect beginning to forever.”
Photographer: Amanda Leise Photo | leisephoto.com
Engagement Ring: Helzberg Diamonds | helzberg.com
Hair & Makeup: Blush N Glow Beauty | @blushnglowbeauty
Dress: V. Chapman | vchapmanstudio.com
Hats: Freebird | freebirdstores.com Brixton | brixton.com










Taylor and Nick first met on a game day in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where fate and a shared love for the Minnesota Vikings brought them together. Taylor, a former Vikings cheerleader, was out with friends watching the game when Nick spotted her across the bar and mustered the courage to say hello. After a few weeks of exchanging messages, they met up again for a casual night of pool in Nick’s unfinished basement, and the rest is history. Four years later, during a group trip to Sarasota, Florida, Nick orchestrated a surprise proposal on the beach at sunset. Taylor recalled, “The group took a quick ‘walk on the beach’ to grab some photos prior to dinner, but to my surprise, we stumbled upon a white flower setup, a hidden photographer and Nick down on one knee as the sun touched over the water. The friend group celebrated, popped champagne on the beach and went out to a local joint to mow down my favorite food, king crab legs!”


Photographer: Simple Escape | simpleescapephoto.com
Engagement Ring: Brilliant Earth | brilliantearth.com








Emily and Joe’s love story began with a little creative matchmaking! Emily’s best friend took matters into her own hands by setting up a Hinge profile as Emily, a real-life catfish moment, to do some pre-screening. Fortunately, her instincts were spot on. Their first date, a hike up Mt. Falcon Castle Trail, turned out to be their last. After nearly three years of dating, while in Paris, France, ahead of a friend’s wedding, Emily unknowingly booked a sunset tour to the top of the Eiffel Tower, the very moment Joe had been waiting for. With the ring discreetly in tow, he got down on one knee at golden hour. “I will tell you that even though I booked the tour up there, I was shocked when I saw this man down on one knee,” Emily shares. “I design engagement rings, my dream ring, and had opinions on this design and didn’t believe my team would ever get it past me. But of course they did.” The proposal couldn’t have been more perfect, a memory Emily says “will be so full of love as it replays in my head forever.”

Photographer: Linden Wilson | lindenwilson.com
Engagement Ring: The Bevy | emilyschmidstudios.com






















With the sweeping views of Tundra Springs as their canvas, Nicole Silver Events and Alicia Rinka set out to create a styled shoot that embodied the spirit of old money Western charm. The venue’s sprawling ranch and rugged peaks provided a cinematic backdrop for a look that blended refinement and rusticity. Think heirloom elegance meets cowboy cool, where timeless textures, understated details and heritage-rich style converge to tell a story of elevated celebration.










The paper goods from Montana Paper Co set the tone, showcasing pressed floral prints and textured deckleedge stationery. Guests would find their names written in delicate script atop place cards finished with gold wax seals, complementing a tablescape that felt luxurious even in the open fields. The fashion was equally striking. The bride stunned in a sculptural strapless Lela Rose gown from Little White Dress Bridal Shop, accented with sparkling diamonds from Sarah O. Jewelry; the Jenna Marquise Engagement Ring with a 1.5 ct center stone, paired their Thin Gold Stacker Band and completed with the Emma three diamonds in bezels necklace. While the groom’s tailored look from SuitShop balanced elegance with a Western edge. No old money Western moment is complete without custom cowboy hats, and Hats by Parker Thomas delivered timeless, personalized toppers that brought the couple’s chic ranch aesthetic to life.









A moody and refined palette of deep maroons, forest greens and grounded neutrals wove its way through the day including the textural arrangements flanking the ceremony aisle. Yarrow & Spruce crafted a floral story that felt native and luxurious all at once, using Colorado-grown blooms such as chocolate cosmos, terracotta lisianthus, smokebush, ninebark, wild buckwheat and native grasses. The combination of textures and tones created a truly seasonal and evocative experience.









For the reception, guests were invited to gather in an open meadow framed by mountains and golden light. The lounge setup by Oak & Twine Rentals combined cozy textures with tailored finishes like rich wood furniture, fur throws and earthy-toned floral accents that brought warmth to the wild. A single long table was set for dinner, dressed in green printed linens and layered with emerald flatware and vintage-inspired details like fine china and crystal glassware. But the showstopper? A three-tier cake by Alyce in Flourland, adorned with sculptural wafer florals and cascading amaranthus, with an indulgent brown sugar chocolate chip cookie crumb and rich cookie dough filling. Each guest was even served their own miniature version, offering a sweet and sophisticated finish to a storybook romance.

Venue: Tundra Springs | tundrasprings.com
Planner: Nicole Silver Events | nicolesilverevents.com
Photographer: Alicia Rinka | aliciarinka.com
Videographer: Kelly Mour | kellymour.com
Florist: Yarrow & Spruce | yarrowandspruce.com
Invitations: Montana Paper Co | montanapaperco.com
Rentals: Bespoke by Bello | bespokebybello.com
Lounge Rentals: Oak & Twine Rentals | oakandtwinerentals.com
Additional Rentals: Event Rents Vail | eventrents.com
Linens: Nuage Designs | nuagedesigns.com
Cake: Alyce in Flourland | alyceinflourland.com
Bridal Boutique: Little White Dress Bridal Shop | lwdbridal.com
Gown Designer: Lela Rose | lelarose.com
Bride’s Ring Designer: Sarah O. Jewelry | sarahojewelry.com
Hair & Makeup: Candelaria Beauty | candelariabeauty.com
Groom’s Attire: SuitShop | suitshop.com
Custom Hats: Hats by Parker Thomas hatsbyparkerthomas.com
Models: Linden & Dillon

















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Set against the sweeping peaks of Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, this fall-forward editorial at Purgatory Resort captures the golden beauty of autumn in the Rockies. Inspired by the season’s vibrant shift when aspens and maples light up the mountainside in rich golds, fiery reds and burnt oranges, planner and designer Cinder and Pine Weddings brought the changing landscape to life through immersive ceremony florals and natural, locally foraged foliage. Towering aspens appeared to grow organically from the ceremony aisle, while fresh-cut flowers like mums, roses and amaranthus were carefully layered into the scene. As Casey Baird of Cinder and Pine shared, they “constructed a life-sized display that felt as though it had organically emerged from the mountainside. Using innovative mechanics, we were able to support towering, seven-foot trees within foam blocks, carefully filling in with fresh cut flowers so that every element appeared intrinsically connected, growing together just as they do in the wild.”




In keeping with the organic sophistication of the day, the bride wore a lace gown from Katerina’s Darling Bridal, paired with a soft, romantic veil that echoed the delicate flutter of aspen leaves in the breeze. The groom’s tailored slate suit was styled with a modern twist, featuring a bold floral collar in place of a traditional boutonnière. Bursting with warm fall blooms, the updated design added a fashion-forward flair to his look while also complementing the surroundings.

The bride’s bouquet, made entirely of blooms grown in the designer’s own flower garden, featured delicate dahlias, dancing cosmos and larkspur in shades of soft ivory and blush, adding a whimsical contrast to the bold ceremony setup. Inside, the reception embraced the same grounded palette, with warm-hued florals arranged against crisp linens and oversized windows framing the forested slopes. With panoramic alpine views, on-site lodging and multiple venue spaces to choose from, Purgatory Resort offers couples an unforgettable place to celebrate surrounded by Colorado’s most awe-inspiring landscapes.

Venue: Purgatory Resort by Purgatory Resort Weddings - Terisa Clark | purgatory.ski
Planner & Florist: Cinder and Pine Weddings | cinderandpineweddings.com
Photographer: Alyssa Foster Photography | alyssafosterphotography.com
Videographer: Cole Davis Photo and Film | @cdphotoandfilm
Bridal Boutique: Katerina’s Darling Bridal | katerinasdarlingbridal.com
Hair & Makeup: Southwest Serenity Salon | southwestserenitysalon.glossgenius.com









Perched in an aspen grove with stunning Continental Divide views, our chairlift-accessed ceremony site offers an unforgettable setting. After the vows, guests enjoy lawn games and cocktails while awaiting the couple’s return. As night falls, a curated culinary experience is served as guests dance under the moonlight, stargaze on the deck, and savor s’mores by the fire.
www.granbyranch.com/weddings | (970) 557-4114 x 4053






















Tasha and Brad were introduced by a mutual friend while Brad was in Denver on a work trip. The two met up mid-week at a WeWork and grabbed lunch together down the street. They quickly connected over their love of food, trying new restaurants and cooking at home. “A few days later, we went on our official first date at Tavernetta in Denver on their opening night. Shortly thereafter Brad was on a weekly flight to visit and we were soon inseparable,” Tasha recalled. After dating for almost six years, Brad proposed on a beach in Homer, Alaska, with Tasha’s friends secretly hiding to capture the moment.
With the help of Telluride Unveiled, Tasha and Brad planned a timeless and warm autumn wedding at Lower Golden Ledge featuring golden-hour views beneath the towering aspens trees. Tasha stunned in a strapless Sarah Seven gown with a floral corset bodice and flowing cape, paired with Lucchese boots and a high ponytail for an effortless Western twist. Meanwhile, Brad wore a sage green tuxedo-inspired suit with a stitched outline of their corgi, Banana Bread, hidden inside the jacket; a nod to their most loyal guest. Their ceremony took place beneath a sweeping floral arch by Alex Fairchild, bursting with autumn tones that mirrored the surrounding scenery. Guests were then welcomed into a cozy sailcloth tent for an Italian family-style dinner featuring handmade pasta filled with butternut squash in a brown butter and sage sauce by local chef Will Nolan. Instead of florals, Alex created food sculptures for the table centerpieces that aligned with the menu including tomatoes, olives, grapes, garlic, and bread. To make the dinner even more memorable, Tasha and Brad drove in their favorite wines from Teutonic Wine Company in Oregon. Instead of cake, the night ended with passed Sweet Cow Ice Cream cones so that guests never had to leave the dancefloor!
something blue
Mother-in-Law’s garter from her mother
fragrance worn
Gentle Fluidity Gold by Maison Francis Kurkdjian
One thing the groom had to have Island Creek Oysters
Aisle Song
“Take Me Home, Country Roads” performed by our dear friends Reilly and Dave
signature cocktails
No signature cocktails, but we did an aperitivo cocktail hour with Aperol Spritzes and Campari Soda.
First dance song
Wedding Cake Flavors
No
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song that made everyone dance
“The Chain” by Fleetwood Mac
late night snacks Truffle grilled cheese
VENDORS THAT WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND
1/ Kierstin Jones Photography 2/ Films by Madeleine
3/ BlackSalt Hospitality (Will Nolan) 4/Darcy Sweet Designs

















Venue
Lower Golden Ledge | aldasorowed.com
Planner
Telluride Unveiled | tellurideunveiled.com
Photographer
Kierstin Jones Photography | kierstinjones.com
Videographer
Films by Madeleine | filmsbymadeleine.com
Florist
Marked by Alex | markedbyalex.com
Invitations & Paper Goods
Darcy Sweet Design | darcysweetdesign.com
Rentals
Event Rents | eventrents.com/aspen
Premiere Special Events | psetelluride.com
Catering
BlackSalt Hospitality | @blacksalthospitality
Beverage
Telluride Bottleworks | telluridebottleworks.com
Dessert
Sweet Cow Ice Cream | sweetcow.com
Live Band
Diamond Empire Band | diamondempireband.com
Officiant
Fred Milgrim
Accommodations
The Peaks Resort & Spa | thepeaksresort.com
Transportation Mountain Limo | mountainlimos.com
Bride’s Gown
Sarah Seven | sarahseven.com
Bride’s Ring
Marrow Fine | marrowfine.com
Bride’s Jewelry Aureum | aureumcollective.com
Bride’s Boots Lucchese | lucchese.com
Hair & Makeup
Divine Beauty Artists | divinebeautyartists.com
Groom’s Suit Billy Reid | billyreid.com
Groom’s Accessories
Cinabre | cinabre-paris.com
Groom’s Shoes Carmina | carminashoemaker.com
Rehearsal Dinner
Smuggler Union | smugglerunion.com

“We hired a wedding day content creator, Follow The Bride, that captured iPhone photos and video and uploaded it the same night so we were able to see hundreds of photos and videos the next morning to relive the day. Many of these moments were unposed and all unedited, so they are different than your photographer and videographer’s finished products. We wanted all our family and friends to enjoy the moment, so if you have the opportunity to have a vendor do this for you, we highly recommend!”





With 13 venues across the Front Range, Wedgewood Weddings pairs breathtaking settings with all-inclusive, fully customizable packages that save time, save money, and reduce stress. Our Event Experts coordinate every detail, from first look to last dance, so you can enjoy the moments that matter.








Believe it or not, Lucy shared, she and Jock met in real life on a warm spring day in Boulder. “They locked eyes from across the park picnic, and then everything was different,” Jock wrote on their wedding website. Lucy, dressed in a chic vintage outfit, immediately caught his attention. The two spent the afternoon sipping sangria and swapping stories, creating a connection that lingered long after Lucy returned to Seattle, Washington. After a few months of nightly FaceTime calls, Jock asked, “So was that a serious offer?” and soon booked a trip to visit Lucy. One visit turned into several, and before long, Jock made the move to Seattle. After relocating together to Washington D.C., he proposed during a weekend getaway to Boulder at the Bald Mountain Scenic Area. Lucy had a feeling it was coming, but Jock still managed to surprise her by hiring a photographer and secretly arranging a celebratory dinner with her family and best friend at SALT.
On a sun-drenched September day, Lucy and Jock exchanged vows on the rooftop terrace of Corrida, just blocks from the park where they first met. Lucy stunned in a vintage ivory Alexander McQueen gown with intricate lace detailing on the back paired with heirloom-inspired accessories and a playful gold mesh bag. Jock brought his own twist on formalwear with a black velvet Tom Ford dinner jacket and a custom bolo tie by Hells Canyon Bolo Company. Their ceremony featured sweeping mountain views and floral arrangements in soft pinks and punchy oranges. Inside, tables were set with locally grown blooms, sculptural glassware and personalized paper goods, including a custom floral motif inspired by the shirt Lucy wore the day they met. A mix of mid-century textures, artful menus and chain-stitched napkin place cards made each detail feel uniquely theirs. As the sun set over the Flatirons, guests enjoyed a regeneratively sourced feast followed by funfetti cake and late-night fries.
favorite thing purchased for your wedding day
My wedding dress. When I tried it on I knew I absolutely had to wear it. It fit me perfectly and I didn’t have to make a single alteration. The beading and silk are exquisite. I also love all the paper products designed for the wedding. Noelle is an amazing artist and I’m honored she contributed her talents to represent our love in the form of art.
fragance worn
Debaser by D.S. and Durga
One thing you each had to have For me - amazing food, for Jock - amazing music
Aisle Song
Processional: “Take Care” by Beach House
Recessional: “Just Like Heaven” by The Cure
signature cocktails
Finn and Tonic, a Gin and Tonic named after our cat Finney Smoke Show, a Naked and Famous cocktail and a Dusty Trail, Rusty Nail Cocktail
First dance song “I’ll Come Too” by James Blake
Wedding Cake Flavors Funfetti
second-look
For dancing, I changed into a customized strapless lace dress from LEIN and shoes by About Arianne. Jock changed into a white shirt with beaded and embroidered embellishments. Really big on grooms having a second shirt for dancing!
late night snacks Fries
VENDORS THAT WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND
Our planner Hillary Lowe went above and beyond every step of the way. She is an incredible designer (she worked at Nike as a designer, how cool is that!) and always keeps it real. She is super organized and a great project manager and incorporates the entire vision and design as she plans weddings. Hillary and Christina (Novella) came to Boulder with me and Jock in January 2024 to see the venue and visit potential vendors. It was a great trip and I appreciate Hillary so much.
Our florist, Novella, used all local flowers without any floral foam and composted her designs after the event. We rented plants from a local plant shop in Boulder, Terracotta, to warm up the space.
Our band, Haute Mobile Disco, prioritizes sustainability and our DJ Michelle Sinclair hosts a zero waste podcast. We danced the night away to Charlie XCX, M83 and Hot Chip. Our band included a saxophone, electric violin, electric drums and DJ.
My makeup artist Beth Walker uses only clean, eco-beauty products.
We incorporated chain stitched napkins by Portland artist Soothe Folk as place cards. Soothe Folk also designed our banners.
My friend Noelle Webster, a designer for Brooks Running, designed our letterpress stationery and letterpress dinner and bar menus. She drew a floral print to match the vintage floral printed shirt I wore the day my husband and I met - an amazing Easter egg.
Our letterpress menu cards on top of our dinner menus included our gratitude and information about the regeneratively farmed meal.
Plus, the food is insanely good - much better than typical wedding food. During our family style meal, our guests ate a variety of tapas: charcuterie cured by the restaurant, shishito peppers, grilled bread and caña de cabra cheese, and olives, sides: patatas bravas and salad and for mains: wild Alaskan halibut and American Wagyu NY strip steak whose website reads “Saving the world one steak at a time.” We served a late night snack of fries and slices of Funfetti cake, heavy on the frosting.







“If you have an idea for a wedding that sounds a little unconventional - go for it! Your wedding represents the love you two have for each other and can help share your story with your loved ones. Your wedding is not for the internet, it’s for you. So if you want to wear a dress that isn’t white or serve a plant-based meal, do it! Also, it’s okay to take your time selecting your vendors. Find vendors that you connect with and share your vision. Also, relax and have fun! Wedding planning brings out so many emotions. Remind yourself that this is a party. Get inspiration from the internet but know when to unfollow and not look at accounts. Comparison is the thief of joy.”










Venue, Catering & Beverage Corrida | corridaboulder.com
Planner & Designer
Kayloe Bridal | kayloebridal.com
Photographer
Casi Yost | casiyost.com
Florist
Novella Floral | novellatheory.com
Stationery & Paper Design
Noelle Webster | noellew.com
Rentals
Oak and Twine | oakandtwinerentals.com
Charming Chairs | charmingchairs.com
Colorado Party Rentals | cpartyrentals.com
Custom Dyed Napkins
Luce Dye | @lucedye
Chain Stitching & Banners
Soothe Folk | soothefolk.us
Cake
Love Emily Bakery | @love.emily.bakery
DJ
Haute Mobile Disco | hautemobiledisco.com
Officiant
Nate Sundermeir
Accommodations
Hotel Boulderado | boulderado.com
Bride’s Ceremony Gown
Alexander McQueen (vintage) | alexandermcqueen.com
Bride’s Reception Dress
LEIN | leinstudio.com
Bride’s Ring
Mociun | mociun.com
Bride’s Jewelry
Completed Works | completedworks.com
Bride’s Handbag
Puppets and Puppets | puppetsandpuppets.com
Bride’s Shoes
Khaite | khaite.com
About Arianne | aboutarianne.com
Hair & Makeup
Beth Walker | bwmakeup.com
Groom’s Attire
Tom Ford | tomford.com
Groom’s Accessories
Hells Canyon Bolo Company | hellscanyonboloco.com








Bree and Michael planned a refined and romantic winter wedding weekend in Vail with 165 of their closest friends and family. The celebrations kicked off with a rehearsal dinner at Tavernetta followed by an unforgettable welcome party on Friday at the Express Lift Bar. Guests skied straight into the event still in their gear, greeted by a full-blown après-ski bash complete with a live DJ, CO2 cannons, glitter, fuzzy bucket hats, wild outfits and boozy hot chocolate. Bree wore white moon boots, a curve-hugging snowsuit and a fabulous fur coat, while Michael sported a custom T-shirt with Bree’s face on it, setting the tone for a night full of personality and flair.







favorite thing purchased for your wedding day
Not even for me but best purchase for the day were these light up cups that we had for the dance floor. They were these globe shaped cups with straws and lids that lit up different colors. People were dancing energetically so it was amazing to not worry about spilled drinks or broken glass on the dance floor plus the lights really contributed to a club-type vibe. Everybody loved them! Lindsey recommended these.
Aisle Song
“Can’t Help Falling In Love” by Haley
First dance song “In Your Love” by Tyler Childers
second-look
A beaded top and skirt by PatBo, shoes were pearl Jimmy Choo song that made everyone dance “Pink Pony Club” by Chappell Roan
late night snacks
Sliders & nacho bar
VENDORS THAT WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND
So much fun! Lindsey at ByBello really listened to the components that were important to us and made our vision come to life. We spent time upfront interviewing and selecting a planner whose style and vision aligned with our own which made the rest of the process really seamless.
Greg Garmin our wedding DJ spent so much time with us understanding and customizing our vision. He DJ’d après on Friday and the wedding Saturday and made both events distinct and perfect. The dance floor/ music was the most important component for us and Greg understood the assignment.



The ceremony took place at The Hythe Vail beneath a chuppah draped with Bree’s grandfather’s tallis, a treasured family heirloom dating back 70 years. Bree wore a strapless Lihi Hod gown and a Laura Jayne veil, while Michael donned a custom tux by J.Hilburn with Gucci shoes. After exchanging heartfelt vows, the celebration continued inside where Lindsey of ByBello Events brought their reception vision to life with candlelight and cozy lounge vignettes that captured the quiet elegance of the season. After a seated dinner, guests packed the dance floor as the DJ played their favorite songs, with Bree leading the crowd to “Pink Pony Club” and Michael getting lifted for “Higher” by Creed.



“Despite all the planning, preparation, and organization, some things inevitably didn’t go as expected on the day of the wedding. Regardless, it was still the very best day of our lives. Don’t sweat the small stuff, there is nothing more special than having your favorite people celebrating your love.”








Venue
The Hythe Vail | thehythevail.com
Planner
ByBello Events | bybelloevents.com
Photographer Nathan George nathangeorgephoto.com
Videographer Andrew Nease | andrewnease.com
Florist Keep Floral | keepfloral.com
Invitations minted. | minted.com
Custom Dance floor Lucky Onion | luckyonion.com
Rentals Bespoke by Bello bybelloevents.com
House of Wilde Events
@houseofwilde_events
Linens Theoni Collection theonicollection.com
BBJ La Tavola | bbjlatavola.com
Entertainment Garman Music | garmanmusic.com
Gown Designer Lihi Hod | lihihod.com
Veil
Laura Jayne | laurajayne.com
Bride’s Shoes
Reformation | thereformation.com
Bride’s Ring Designer
DimendSCAASI | dimendscaasi.com
Bride’s Jewelry
Anima Mea | shopanimamea.com
Bride’s Reception Look
PatBo | patbo.com Shoes: Jimmy Choo
Hair
Ana Belen Hair | @anabelenhair
Makeup
LoLa Beauty DNVR lolabeautyatx.com
Groom’s Attire
Custom by J.Hilburn | jhilburn.com
Groom’s Shoes Gucci | gucci.com
Rehearsal Dinner
Tavernetta Vail | tavernettavail.com
Welcome Party Venue
Express Lift Vail Resorts | vail.com
Honeymoon
St. Regis Maldives | marriott.com
The Royal Portfolio Hotels theroyalportfolio.com
Leopard Hills Safari Lodge leopardhills.com




Katelyn, a physical therapist, and Matt, an orthopedic surgeon, met through work via a mutual friend, Katelyn’s former boss. After three years of dating, Matt planned a proposal that was unforgettable. Katelyn relived the moment, sharing, “We always go to Ouray for my birthday, Feb 19, which falls around Valentine’s Day. That first night we got there, after coming back from dinner the home was filled with lit candles, rose petals sprinkled on the floor and up the steps, and vases of roses all over. At first, I wasn’t sure what it was for, perhaps my birthday, or maybe Valentine’s Day. It wasn’t until I got up the steps and turned around when he took my hands and got down on one knee, that I realized it was for our engagement!” The newly engaged couple spent the rest of the evening celebrating by the fire with a bottle of wine.
Katelyn and Matt planned an intimate and romantic fall wedding in the mountains for just 35 of their closest friends and family. The ceremony, overlooking the San Juan Mountains, featured a floral ground arch beautifully framing the edge of the cliffside lawn. Golden aspen leaves swayed in the breeze and raindrops gently fell as Katelyn walked down the aisle, opting to forgo an umbrella in favor of fully embracing the moment. “I wanted to take it all in, enjoy every moment that was meant to be, even if that meant rain,” she shared. “It was such an intimate feeling that’s hard to explain, feeling the light rain hitting you as you’re walking down the aisle to marry the love of your life. Then when I saw him and his smile, it was truly the moment I had dreamt and prayed of for so long.” Right after the opening prayer, the rain stopped and the clouds lifted, a moment Katelyn describes as a clear sign that God was present in their love story.









something blue
My mother’s vintage diamond and sapphire bracelet
fragrance worn Si by Giorio Armani
Aisle Song
“Shallow” from A Star is Born, played by the San Juan Symphony Quartet
Signature cocktails
“Purple Girl” and “Off Road”
First dance song
“If We Were Vampires" by Jason Isbell, played by Desert Child
Wedding Cake Flavor Vanilla
second-look
For this look I wanted it to be fun, a little sexy and easy to dance in.
I chose an off the rack dress from Heiress Beverly Hills that was made of lace and had a corset top and a thigh split. For my accessories, I wanted to add in pops of amethyst purple. I wore a vintage amethyst Christian Dior necklace and earrings, my something blue sapphire and diamond bracelet from my mother and a purple Prada clutch. My heels were Christian Louboutin, Me Dolly Metalilic Red Slide Sandals.
late night snacks
Espresso Martinis
VENDORS THAT WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND
I would say just in general with everything, Emily Smith, our wedding planner, was absolutely incredible to work with. She is down to earth, fun to work with and so professional. She brought our vision to reality, better than we ever could have imagined. Many of our guests shared how amazing she was and how great of a job she did.




“Enjoy the day! It sounds cliché, but it’s easy to get caught up in all the uncontrollables and small things. Nothing matters other than the way you felt during the day. Don’t let rain, weather or whatever else it may be, interfere with the joy of the day and what it symbolizes. You will never regret being fully present and joyful during your wedding day.”























Afterward, inside The Western, their reception was draped in moody fall tones with arrangements of rust, ivory and amethyst hues that popped against candlelight. Hand-illustrated napkins showcased their beloved dogs, Opie and Jager, who also signed the marriage certificate as honorary witnesses. Espresso martinis added a touch of sophisticated flair to the cozy celebration, while Katelyn’s reception look turned heads. She slipped into a lace gown from Heiress Beverly Hills featuring a corset bodice and thigh-high slit, perfect for dancing the night away to a live band.
The day after the wedding, the couple treated guests to a farewell Jeep ride and mountain picnic, an experience that quickly became a crowd favorite. Everyone caravaned up to Yankee Boy Basin in a fleet of Jeeps, the newlyweds’ adorned with a floral “Just Married” sign. Awaiting them at the summit was a dreamy fall spread of cozy blankets, overflowing picnic baskets and hand-painted Veuve champagne bottles.

Ceremony Location
Gold Mountain Ranch | goldmountainranch.com
Reception Venue
The Western | thewesternouray.com
Planner
Mountainesque Weddings | mountainesqueweddings.com
Photographer
Blake Fountain | @byblakefountain
Florist
Adela Flora Design | adelaflora.com
Invitations
Skelley West Design Co | skelleywestdesignco.com
Linens
BBJ La Tavola | bbjlatavola.com
Cake
Jacque’s Sweet Treats | montrosesweets.com
Live Band
Desert Child | desertchildmusic.com
Live Painter
Mike Simpson Art | mikesimpsonart.com
Transportation
Tellurides | tellurides.com
Gown Designer & Veil
Made With Love | madewithlovebridal.com
Bride’s Shoes & Jewelry
Christian Dior | dior.com
Bride’s Ring Designer
Sylvie | sylviejewelry.com
Reception Dress
Heiress Beverly Hills | heiressbeverlyhills.com
Hair & Makeup
Ashley Wagner | @makeupbyashleywagner
Groom’s Attire
Emporio Armani G-Line | armani.com
Groom’s Shoes
Tecovas | tecovas.com
Rehearsal Dinner
Brickhouse 737 | @brickhouse737
Custom Art for Farewell Jeep Ride
Elle of Bisous and the Bay | bisousandthebay.com










Katelyn and Trent met when they both swiped left on Bumble. What started as a profile that seemed too good to be true, a tall, former basketball player with a golden retriever and a love for the outdoors, quickly became the real deal when Trent sent Katelyn a DM on Instagram. Their first date at Hapa Sushi was one of those rare moments when you just know you’ve found your soulmate. From then on, weekends were filled with bike rides, brunch and walks with their pups, Ollie and Lily. A year and a half later, Katelyn and Trent escaped to Santa Teresa, Costa Rica, for a sun-soaked getaway. After a full day of activities, the two enjoyed a nice stroll along the beach. With the sun setting on the horizon and their closest friends secretly capturing the moment, Trent got down on one knee to ask Katelyn to marry him. She, of course, said “Yes!”
Katelyn and Trent planned a modern Western celebration at Patak Ranch in Snowmass, welcoming 100 of their closest friends and family. With the golden aspens as their backdrop, Trent looked handsome in a custom tweed suit accented with a bolo tie, while Katelyn radiated elegance in a lace gown topped with a cream Stetson hat. Guests gathered for the ceremony framed by sweeping mountain views before transitioning into an evening designed around connection and shared experiences, including a spiritual fire ceremony inspired by the couple’s travels to Costa Rica. “We finished the fire ceremony filled with depth and tears, and then with those raw emotions and close ties, moved straight onto the dance floor and danced our asses off,” Katelyn shared. The day was the perfect balance of intention and celebration: wild, refined and utterly unforgettable.



“One piece of advice that our friend gave us leading up to our wedding weekend was that everything moves so fast. Before you get fully consumed in it, take time to find 10-15 minutes to spend as a couple away from everyone…just be there for the two of you, admire what you’ve created. Laugh at the craziness, feel your emotions and just be…It will fill your cup just right before the show takes over. Truly one of our favorite moments looking back was the 10 minutes we snuck away right before our first event welcome party on Friday, cheers’d with some champagne and knew we were about to have the best weekend ever.”







favorite thing purchased for your wedding day
DIY trucker hat bar for guests to make their own hats.
fragance worn
Le Labo Santal 33 Eau de Parfum
Something Blue
My brother’s photo locket on my bouquet
One thing the groom had to have
Our dog, Ollie, as the ring bearer
Aisle Song
Bride: “Peace” by Taylor Swift Bridal Party & Groom: “Colorado (Take Me Home)” by Nick Holloway
signature cocktails
K&T Marg, tequila, cointreau, lime + tajin rim, Ranchwater (tequila, lime juice, agave + Lady Bird key lime ginger, grapefruit or prickly pair, Mocktail fresh watermelon spritz
First dance song “Spin You Around 1/24” by Morgan Wallen
Wedding Cake Flavors
Gluten-free chocolate chip cake with vanilla Italian buttercream, chocolate salted caramel and snickerdoodle, cinnamon with cream cheese frosting
second-look
We both put on our custom made cowboy hats after the ceremony! Trent’s from Encounter hats, Katelyn’s from Stetson
late night snacks
Taco Bar
Song that made everyone dance
“The Last Goodbye” by Odesza
VENDORS THAT WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND
We have to give a big shoutout to DJ Savy from Aspen Entertainment who literally brought our A/V vision to life. After a ton of communication and visits to the venue before the wedding, Savy and his crew thought through every detail of the lighting, electricity, sound, microphones - EVERYTHING.
He was so great to work with and really cared about the little details that made our night go off without a hitch.











Venue Patak Ranch
Planner
Kimberly Rose Events | kimberlyroseevents.com
Photographer Amanda Berube | amandaberube.com
Florist
Indigo Flower Market | indigoflowermarket.com
Invitations minted. | minted.com
Catering House and Howell Social | houseandhowell.com
Dos Gringos Burritos & Café | @dosgringosco
Beverages
Mitch Kortus Cocktails | @mtkcocktails
Lady Bird Soda | @ladybirdsoda
Rentals
Event Rents | eventrents.com
Cake & Desserts
Coppelia Cake Design | coppeliacakedesign.com
Mermaids Bakery Denver | @mermaidsbakery
Entertainment Aspen DJ Company & DJ Savy | aspendjcompany.com
Officiant
Max Gansline
Accommodations
Limelight Aspen | limelighthotels.com/aspen
Transportation
Aspen Party Bus | aspenpartybus.com
CTS Aspen | limousines-of-aspen.com
Bridal Boutique a&bé bridal shop | @aandbe_bridalshop
Gown Designer Made With Love Bridal | madewithlovebridal.com
Bride’s Shoes Forever Soles | foreversoles.com
Bride’s Jewelry Golden Bear | thegoldenbear.com
Bride’s Ring Designer Brilliant Earth | brilliantearth.com
Bride’s Hat Stetson | @stetsonusa
Bridesmaids’ Dresses Revelry | shoprevelry.com
Hair
Caitlin Austin | @extension_goddess
Makeup
Carisa Hernandez | @carisaher_beauty
Groom & Groomsmen Attire
Studio Suits | studiosuits.com
Groom’s Accessories Encounter Hats | encounterhatco.com
Groom’s Barber Rollins Barber Shop | @rollinsbarbershop
Rehearsal Dinner
Hickory House Aspen | hickoryhouseribs.com








Landon and Miller met on the very first day of law school. Looking back on the moment, Landon shares that her college best friend, also a lifelong friend of Miller’s, mentioned that morning there was a guy in their class she just had to meet. Just a few hours later, Miller sat directly behind her in their Contracts class, and from that point on, everything changed. Two years later, Miller proposed at Landon’s favorite place in the world, her family’s farm just outside Opelika, Alabama. “As we were heading home for Easter weekend, we made a stop at the farm. Miller asked me to go with him to my favorite spot, the dam overlooking the ponds and my grandparents’ old home. It was there, in that deeply meaningful place, that he got down on one knee. Moments later, our closest family and friends came racing up the driveway, honking and cheering to kick off the celebration. It was a beautiful full-circle moment because my parents had also gotten engaged at the farm over 33 years ago.”







With the help of Anna Wynn Event Design, Landon and Miller planned a luxurious winter wedding in Aspen with 130 of their closest friends and family. The celebration kicked off with a laid-back Colorado-Western themed welcome party followed by a high-energy après-ski party atop Aspen Mountain at Eleven212, complete with Veuve, shotskis filled with tequila and dancing in snow boots. The festivities didn’t stop after the vows either, the newlyweds hosted a casual lunch at Home Team BBQ the following day, where guests could grab a drink, enjoy live music and catch the Final Four basketball games. “That was one of the best parts of choosing a destination wedding, the party just kept going!” Landon says.
The ceremony was held at Aspen Community Church, where one of Landon’s dad’s best friends officiated the couple’s traditional Christian service. Landon wore a stunning lace gown by Dana Harel, paired with a vintage white mink coat passed down from her mother-inlaw and Miron Crosby cowgirl boots. After riding up the Silver Queen Gondola for a magical first look surrounded by snow-covered mountains, the couple joined their loved ones at Cache Cache, a French restaurant owned by close family friends, for an elegant reception. Guests indulged during cocktail hour with duck confit tacos, crab cakes and 7X beef meatballs, followed by a three-course dinner with standout dishes like Colorado rack of lamb and wild black sea bass. For the dance party, she slipped into a sparkly mini by Rachel Gilbert. “It was the perfect moment to surprise everyone and kick off the dance party,” Landon says. And one of the most heartfelt memories of the weekend? Wearing her grandmother’s wedding bands as her “something old” and sharing a father-daughter dance to “A Bushel and a Peck,” which ended with a surprise voicemail of her grandmother singing the very same tune. “There wasn’t a dry eye in sight,” Landon recalls.
something blue
A blue button from my grandmother’s going away dress from her wedding.
lipstick shade Tom Ford’s Merry Rose
fragrance worn Chanel’s Coco Mademoiselle
one thing the groom had to have Good welcome bags! I surprised him, and all of our guests, with custom beanies and hats.
Aisle Song
“Bridal Chorus” Opera by Richard Wagner
Signature cocktails
We had an open bar, where guests could order whatever they wanted to!
First dance song “L-O-V-E” by Nat King Cole
Wedding Cake Flavor
Vanilla cake with Italian butter cream icing
second-look
I wore a Rachel Gilbert dress with my Miron Crosby boots.
song that made everyone dance
I surprised everyone with an outfit change and made a reappearance to Outkast’s “Ms. Jackson” as a homage to my new last name and a song that everyone sang to us before we started dating.
late night snacks
After the passed hors d’oeuvres, we had a sit down dinner followed by wedding cake and warm homemade chocolate chip cookies. We were all so full, we let the cocktails fill the rest of the night!
VENDORS THAT WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND
Without a doubt, Cache Cache. The owners of Cache Cache are old friends turned family. They, along with all of their staff, made us, and all our guests, feel that warmth throughout the entire evening. The team was incredible: professional, yet full of fun and personality.
The food and drinks were absolutely unforgettable. In a delightful coincidence, we even ran into one of the waiters we’ve known for years, who was getting in a last run on the slopes just as we finished our first look!










ADVICE TO FUTURE COUPLES
“Enjoy the engagement season—it’s brief and precious. Have fun, listen, and be patient!”













Ceremony Location
Aspen Community Church | aspencommunitychurch.org
Reception Venue, Catering & Beverage Cache Cache | cachecache.com
Planner
Anna Wynn Event Designs | @annawynneventdesigns
Photographer
Leah Black Photography | leahblackphotography.com
Florist
Alli J Creative | allijcreative.com
Invitations
Lindsey Mc. McGehee | @lindseymc.design
Paper
Craftmaster Printers, Inc. | craftmaster.com
Flat Lay Styling Calligrapher
Willow Court Calligraphy | willowcourtcalligraphy.com
Favors & Gifts
Please Reply Huntsville | @pleasereplyhsv DBG Prints | dbgprints.com
Lighting
JAK Innovations | jakinnovations.lighting
Ceremony Musician
Susan Nicholson
DJ
DJ Naka G | djnakag.com
Accommodations Frias Properties | friasproperties.com
Transportation
Aspen Luxury Limousine | aspenluxurylimo.com
Bridal Boutique & Veil
The Dress Theory Nashville | thedresstheory.com
Gown Designer
Dana Harel Design | danahareldesign.com
Bride’s Ring Designer
Donny’s Diamond Gallery | donnysdiamondgallery.com
Bride’s Shoes
Miron Crosby | mironcrosby.com
Bride’s Reception Dress
Rachel Gilbert | rachelgilbert.us
Bridesmaids’ Dresses
L’IDÉE | lideewoman.com.au
Hair & Makeup
Salon Tullio | salontullio.com
Groom’s Attire & Groomsmen Attire
Jerry Lacy Fine Clothing | jerrylacyfinneclothing.com
Getaway Car
The Ultimate Taxi | ultimatetaxi.com
Honeymoon
The Little Nell | thelittlenell.com











Lindsay and Nathan met in Economics class while attending business school at the University of Texas at Austin. With fate on their side, Lindsay took the seat next to Nathan and sparked a conversation with a simple clarifying question and the rest was history as Lindsay shared. Almost five years later, Nathan planned a surprise proposal during a summer getaway to Big Sky, Montana, finding a secluded spot along the Gallatin River and even coordinating a hidden photographer to capture the moment. A storm was rolling in, but he played it cool, joking that the photographer was just there for the weather. Lindsay and Nathan went on to welcome 125 guests to Aspen for a fall wedding weekend that celebrated the natural beauty of Maurin Ranch.










With a full weekend of festivities planned, the celebration began on Thursday with an intimate rehearsal dinner at Acquolina followed by cocktails at Las Montañas, both infused with a cowboy chic vibe. On Friday, guests gathered for a welcome party where they sipped drinks and mingled under the Colorado sky before the big celebration. Drawing from a palette of soft greens and dusty blues, the design complemented the surrounding fall foliage rather than competing with it. Florist Amy Lauren brought the landscape to life with lush, organic arrangements that lined the ceremony aisle, featuring hydrangeas, garden roses, lisianthus and wisps of textural greenery. Inside the tent, the reception design was inspired by a circular sage green custom bar wrapped in Aspen logs by Radix Creative Design House. Towering aspen trees and climbing vines framed the space, creating a refined yet organic atmosphere accented by antler chandeliers and luxurious patterned linens. Guests were treated to a Hillstone-inspired dinner curated by Catering by Design, complete with Macho salad, spinach artichoke dip, sliders and tableside fries, before dancing the night away to the sounds of Mannequin the Band under the glow of a twinkle-lit canopy.
favorite thing bought for your wedding day
I would say the amazing glam team that I had all weekend - not only did Vanessa and Alejandro do an incredible job but they also were a delight to hang out with!
something blue
A beautiful aquamarine ring that was gifted to me from our dear family friend, Nancy Jones. She had THE most beautiful jewelry and it was so nice to feel like she was with me for such a special day!
lipstick shade
Is it sad I don’t even know? I had full faith in my amazing makeup artist, Vanessa Vieni!
one thing the groom had to have
Spinach artichoke dip and sliders! He also wanted a band that would bring the party... and they delivered!
Aisle Song
“At Last” by Etta James
Signature cocktails
During cocktail hour we passed around carajillos to get everyone’s energy up and we had a martini bar at the reception.
First dance song
Being from Texas, our first dance song was “Ain’t Nothing ‘Bout You” by Brooks & Dunn
Wedding Cake Flavor
Vanilla cake with fresh berries and chocolate buttercream
second-look
I changed into a silver sequin Ramy Brook mini. song that made everyone dance
We had a very eclectic playlist but Dua Lipa, Good Charlotte, Shania Twain and Jeremih were some must- haves.
late night snacks
We, of course, had to have breakfast tacos as a homage to where we live, Austin, Texas.
VENDORS THAT WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND Honestly everyone! The day couldn’t have come together without all our amazing vendors - and they did not disappoint!
Tamara and her husband did an amazing job of efficiently capturing memories from the entire weekend that far exceeded our expectations!
Catering by Design for working with us through our unique menu and many, many revisions.
Amy Lauren did an incredible job bringing color to the tent through florals and greenery. That was definitely not a strength of mine and she did an amazing job interpreting and bringing my vision to life.
Papellerie for their amazing work on our invitation suite, patiently listening to some of my crazy design ideas.
Radix Creative for the most amazing aspen branchwrapped circular bar!




“Try not to stress about the details! Your wedding will be the best night of your life regardless of if the cocktail napkins are exactly as you envisioned.”








Venue
Maurin Ranch | maurinland.com
Planner
Slater Events | slater-events.com
Photographer
Tamara Gruner Photography | tamaragruner.com
Day-of Content
Follow the Bride | followthebride.com
Florist
Amy Lauren Floral Design | amylaurenfloraldesign.com
Invitations Papellerie | papellerie.com
Catering & Cake
Catering by Design | cateringbd.com
Beverage Jimbo’s Liquor
Rentals
Premier Party Rental | premierpartyrental.com
Luxury Restrooms: The Lavish Loo | thelavishloo.com
Custom Bar: Radix Creative Design House radix-creative.com
Drapery, Lighting & Chandeliers: Little Mad Events littlemadevents.com
Draping & Décor: Nuage Designs | nuagedesigns.com
Rentals & Design: Bespoke by Bello | bespokebybello.com
Entertainment
Ceremony Entertainment: High Mountain Strings highmountainstrings.com
Reception: Mannequin the Band, Élan Artists elanartists.com
Guitarist: Paul Frost | paulfrostmusic.com
Photo Booth
SocialLight Photo | sociallightphoto.com
Officiant Carrie Bach (Groom’s sister)
Transportation Jay’s Valet | jaysvalet.com
Aspen Luxury Limo | aspenluxurylimo.com
Accommodations W Aspen | marriott.com
Mollie Aspen | mollieaspen.com
Bridal Boutique
Warren Barron Bridal | warrenbarron.com
Bridal Gown Designer Mira Zwillinger | mirazwillinger.com
Reception Dress
Ramy Brook | ramybrook.com
Bride’s Shoes
Manolo Blahnik | manoloblahnik.com
Hair
Gambuti Robson Hair | grhairandmakeup.com
Makeup
Vanessa Rose Beauty | vanessarosebeauty.com
Groom’s Attire Zegna | zegna.com
Groom’s Bow Tie Brackish | brackish.com
Groom’s Shoes
Tecovas Boots | tecovas.com
Rehearsal Dinner Acquolina Aspen | acquolinaaspen.com
Honeymoon
1 Hotel Hanalei Bay – Kauai, Hawaii | 1hotels.com
Four Seasons Sensei – Lanai, Hawaii | sensei.com
Rosewood Kona Village – Big Island, Hawaii rosewoodhotels.com













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