July Mountain Wildflower Wedding

Sarah and Justin were married on the shores of Paint Rock Lake in the Big Horn Mountains one stormy afternoon in July. We delivered colorful bouquets inspired by Wyoming Wildflower meadows and a collection of varied bud vases for their reception. Her ladies wore dresses in shades of pink and sparkles that let the flowers in blue, orange, yellow, and purple pop.

It was a treat to use locally grown zinnias, snapdragons, and coreopsis in addition to flowers from Colorado farms to bring in the color and texture inspired by her wildflower theme.

You can read more about Wildflower weddings here.

All the beauty captured by Wandering Willow Photography.

I love seeing the progression in the moody-stormy skies above their tables in these shots!

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Mauve June Wedding

Brooklynn & Connor

After planning a 2020 celebration and putting it on pause, these lovers hosted a wedding and celebration with their family and friends in June. With the ladies in cool blue dresses and flowers in blush and neutral tones, they finally had the wedding they’d dreamed of surrounded by family and friends. Nathan Hans Films captured their day and all the love.

Their outdoor ceremony took place under towering pines and Brooklynn carried a petite, hand-tied cascade bouquet of her dreams.

How sweet are these two!

Congratulations!

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The 100 Yard Bouquet

When Braidyn reached out about a last minute elopement styled-shoot in the Big Horn Mountains, I was excited to participate and jumped at the chance to test my ingenuity. I’ve found that floristry is 50% cleaning and planning, 40% problem solving and 10% making the beautiful things it seems. We didn’t have a flower budget for the shoot and so I proposed a wild and 100% foraged bouquet. Since they were adventuring into the National Forest, I had to consider what things I could include that would be weed-free and wouldn’t introduce non-native plants into the wild. I originally envisioned lots of tall grass heads and textural bits but these were excluded as a result of the location.

Everything in this bouquet was collected (with permission) from my block. Chokecherry, aspen, and spirea branches with perennial sweet pea tendrils, flowering linden, dried poppy pods and a few big iris seed heads.

Our team for the day included the following rockstars:

Photography - Braidyn Looper Photography

Makeup - Bonita Beauty Studio

Attire - Once Upon a Story

Models: Cheyenne and Titus

You can see more in the Northern Wyoming Regional Guide from Rocky Mountain Bride.

While this was a fun exercise for testing my design skills and creating something for an editorial setting, it’s not practical for an actual wedding. In most cases I can’t rely on my neighbors to provide all the goods for making something gorgeous and I use a variety of farms and wholesalers to bring in all the flower magic to pull off an event.

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A Blush Dream at the Powder Horn

When I asked Bliss and Jordan to describe how they wanted their wedding day to feel, they told me luxurious, romantic, and fun. We mixed blush and cream with black accents for their wedding flowers.

For any June wedding, peonies are a must! We used peonies in white and pale pinks along with garden roses, ranunculus, white hydrangeas, and eucalyptus for their flowers. Bouquets for the ladies were classic round bouquets with minimal greenery and we made a draped fabric arbor for their wedding with lush flowers. Bliss paired them with classy black hurricanes for half of the tables at the reception with gold centerpieces for the rest of the tables.

A.Ribordy Photography captured their day at the Powder Horn near Sheridan WY. Gather Events Co. provided exceptional planning and coordination for our vendor team to pull off this dream day.

Her ladies wore neutral and black spaghetti strap dresses from Dear Cleo. which made their flowers in blush and white pop. Bliss wore an incredible Justin Alexander dress from The Bridal Collection and her look was completed by Tanya Crocker.

Congratulations!!!

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Blush wedding details in June

This dreamy blush and burgundy wedding took place on a gorgeous day in June at the Brinton Museum near Sheridan, WY. We used roses in a variety of tones including creamy white, pale pink and, deep red with the lushest peonies of the season. Our incredible vendor team included planning by Pink Diamond Events, Catering and Venue at The Brinton Museum, and photography by Tamara Grunner.

Captured by Tamara Grunner Photography

Bridesmaid Bouquet captured by Tamara Grunner

Her bridal bouquet was filled with ruffled peonies, roses, amaranth and accented with blue thistle and scabiosa pods in a loosely round but tailored style.

Captured by Tamara Grunner Photography

The aisle was flanked with white pillars topped with gold vases filled with wild arrangements in burgundy and blush. Small posey’s lined the aisle on the way to their custom built four-post arbor, draped in blush fabric and covered in flowers for their ceremony.

Gold accents were carried into the tented reception with vases and mixed votives on the tables. Their long rustic tables featured lush garlands studded with flowers.

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