“You can really focus on texture and foliage with monochromatic colors,” explains Soil & Stem’s Nicole Land, who just recently returned from a floral workshop in New Zealand. “You don’t need a green-base bouquet. This plum branch is that special element you can’t buy.” Ornamental plum foliage—foraged straight from Land’s garden—not only adds a shade […]
No lace. No beads. No problem. This simple sheath walks down the aisle, then waltzes into the reception with uncomplicated elegance. Phalaenopsis orchids add interest and a pop color.
We’re not talking bubbly, either. This golden color proves that beige is anything but boring. Plus, it pairs well with dramatic cascades of cymbidium orchids, hanging amaranthus, grasses and pomegranates. See some of the other looks: Channel Your Inner Goddess, Cap It and Think Pink. Guipure lace overlay with scallop detail and chiffon skirt with champagne lining, […]
University of Utah students Maggie and Spencer were longtime high school sweethearts in Philadelphia. After six years of dating (two of which were long distance), it was no surprise that Spencer proposed the week he returned to Salt Lake from his LDS Mission.
Think Scandinavian style—with its blond woods, brushed stainless and sharp geometries—is sterile? Think again. Along with her team, Holly Addi artist—stylist and co-owner of Salt Lake City gallery Arte Haus Collectif—unveils five ways a Nordic-style, minimalist wedding scene can be clean yet cozy. BOOK A BLANK CANVAS Minimalist design almost always starts with one element: […]
Gone are the days when white and cream are the only wedding day options. Paired with a bouquet of anemones, astilbe, fern and roses, blush-hued gowns steal the scene year-round. See some of the other looks: Channel Your Inner Goddess, Cap It and Pop the Champagne. Sarah Janks column gown trellised with laser-cut flowers and beaded floral motifs, […]
No question, whisky and vodka shine as the his-and-her cocktail darlings of weddings, but gin is having a moment in the spotlight.
Easy-breezy gowns for the spirited, sun-kissed bride.
Photographer D’Arcy Benincosa and stylist Lacy Geary reveal their favorite ways to work Mother Nature’s snowy—albeit wet and cold—blanket.
