Regal Castle Wedding in Edinburgh, Scotland

You don’t have to travel to Europe in order to have the regal, elegant wedding of your dreams. With a whimsical fairy tale essence and a nod to ‘Pride & Prejudice,’ this castle inspired shoot by Brittny Hart will have you feeling like royalty, but stay tuned for Hart’s Utah-local recommendations.

Featuring 3D floral textured gowns by Aimee Bridal, creamy blush blooms by Elaine Minto and an intricate hand-painted invitation suite by Patrice Papier with the sleek background of Hopetoun House in Edinburgh, Scotland, wedding planning brides are invited to take inspiration from this elevated, dreamy and crisp visual approach to a castle wedding.

Calling back on the imagery evoked through Cinderella’s dash down the castle steps, the bride wears two flowy gowns with floral appliques. Meanwhile the groom’s sharp obsidian tuxedo by Slater Menswear provided a masculine, grounded feel to the images. This feature is a perfect fit for couples dreaming of a nod to tasteful, fairytale inspiration for their wedding day.

Careful to highlight the bride’s face without distracting from it, Brittny chose blush roses for the bouquet, adding a touch of babys’ breath in order to compliment the gowns’ floral designs. The combination of floral motifs creates an ethereal and eternal look.

Using soft buttery pinks for the paper suite, overlayed with graceful calligraphy and stately monograms, Brittny was able to capture the princess feel without crossing the line into ‘cheesy.’

In order to create this castle-esque look in Utah, Brittny recommends going to Wadley Farms or Castle Park Weddings, both of which boast grand architecture and majestic views.

Brittny states that her goal as a photographer is to document the event in a way that’s dynamic but also preserves the ‘true’ feeling of the day. She says, “I don’t want the bride or groom to look back and think, ‘oh that’s not as sparkly as I remember.’” Her personal style is ‘true to color and bold and vibrant.’ Whether it’s the texture of the flowers, or touches on the paper suite, Brittny is always thinking about details. If you’re a soon to be bride wanting to feel like a princess on your big day, then Brittney Hart is the photographer for you.

Love Brittny Photography Scotland Wedding from Love Brittny Photo and Video on Vimeo.


Vendors:

Planner – Coleen McKay
@coleeen_mckay
coleen@coleenmckay.com

Photography – Love Brittny Photography- Utah
@lovebrittnyphoto.video
info@lovebrittny.com

Venue – Hopetoun House, Edinburgh
@hopetounhouse
Donald Jackson, Donald.jackson@hopetoun.co.uk

Styling – Mademoiselles Beauty
@mademoiselles_salon_
mademoiselles@hotmail.co.uk

Models
Gail McKinley
@Gailmckinlay1
Christos Koumaradios
@your_lifecoach_chris

Invitation Suite – Patrice Papier
@patricepapier
Patrice Papier, patricepapierco@gmail.com

Ring – Forge Jewelry Works -Utah
@forgejewelryworks
FORGE Jewelry Works, forgejewelryworks@gmail.com

Floral – Elaine Minto Blooms
elaine@blooms.co.uk

Dress – Aimee Bridal, https://www.aimeebridal.co.uk/

Tux: Slater Menswear, https://www.slaters.co.uk/

7 Trends to Watch from 2025 New York Bridal Fashion Week

TK gown by Idan Cohen

Antique Silhouettes

From the drop waists and corset tops of the Elizabethan era to the Bridgerton-inspired empire cuts and frilled bustlines, designers are breaking out tried-and-true patterns for the 2026 bride. 

Pearls

Pearls have been the gem of the greats for the last several seasons of bridal couture, and based on these collections, pearl beading isn’t going anywhere. For a fresh spin in coming seasons, keep an eye out for dainty pearl drop details, oozing with art decor flair. 

Bold Appliques 

All-over bows, bunched rosettes and ultra-pleated blossoms: the appliques are having their moment. 

Back to Backless

In homage to some of our favorite sexy bride looks, designers are going back to classic backless for the bride willing to show a bit more skin. No matter your preferred material, an open-backed gown delivers a powerful punch. 

Ombre Color 

2011, is that you? Dip-dyed ombre tulles were peppered throughout the typical ivory designs on the runway this year, for a fun-loving fix of color welcomed by the nontraditional bride. 

DropWaist Drama

Though highlighted in our “antique silhouettes” section, these gowns deserve a moment of their own. Infusing vitage glamour with early-2000’s chic, the drop waist is back for its closeup.

Tiered Tulle

The ballgown is back, baby. Chunky layers of tulle-on-tulle donned hero gowns in several collections.

7 Gowns from Lihi Hod Utah Brides Will Love

Lihi Hod’s Couture 2026 Collection, named after the Hebrew word for heart, “Lev,” pulls inspiration from its namesake with deeply romantic designs.

Dress #1: White Lotus

From the lace corset bodice to the full silk skirt, this ballgown is rich with passion. Bushels of silk create a dramatic shape, while the lace bodice keeps the design grounded in romanticism.

Dress #2: Sienna

This dress evokes a timeless charm with a sleek silhouette and flowing silk train. Off-the-shoulder sleeves and bedazzled sheer gloves make this dress truly one of a kind.

Dress #3: Sabrina

From the large frontal bow to the button-down back, dramatic details set this dress apart from the other gowns in this collection.

Dress #4: Seychelles

The lace pattern on this dress creates dimension with an eye-catching floral pattern, while the exaggerated mermaid cut adds shape and volume. 

Dress #5: Perla

Form fitting with clean lines, this dress is sleek, sensual and sophisticated with a touch of modern elegance.

Dress #6: Lev

This beaded ivory gown, with its sculpted bodice and hourglass silhouette, marries elegance with extravagance for a stunning final look.

Dress #7: Layla

Sharp lines and a voluminous skirt create an alluring design that is equal parts enchanting and glamorous.

Trend Alert: Foliage Arrangements

Foliage is having its major bridal moment this season, bringing sublime height and texture to wedding-day floral designs around the state. At Twenty & Creek, florist and master planner Allison Baddley of La Fête Floral & Events employs locally foraged Indian hemp alongside a warm palette of blooms from Artisanal Blooms farm to create a fabulous fall-wedding vignette.

Photo by Mikki Platt

Real Wedding: A Disco Dream Fête in Midway, UT

Jane & Thomas
Private Residence, Midway
August 12
Planning & Design by La FÊte Floral & Events 
Photographs by Mikki Platt

THE COUPLE

Jane and Thomas’s love story began with a meet-cute in elementary school, continuing all the way to “I Do” many years later.  In adulthood, in the same finance program at the University of Utah, the spark officially began to grow.  

Jane told Thomas if he were to propose, she wanted to be surprised. Around Easter 2021, Thomas invited her on a special date to Montage Deer Valley, where she predicted he would propose. But prior to the dinner date, the couple had a quiet afternoon participating in Easter activities with Thomas’s family. While counting Easter eggs, an unsuspecting Jane felt a tap on her shoulder, and turned to find Thomas on one knee. Delighted to have gotten her surprise proposal, she said an enthusiastic “yes.” 

THE WEDDING 

Following a sealing ceremony at the Draper LDS temple, the party moved to Jane’s family cabin in Midway. “[The cabin] is where we went on many of our dates, and where my parents got married,” says Jane, describing the sentimental venue. Jane walked down the aisle in a puff-sleeved Sarah Seven gown from Frankie Jane Couture Bridal, accented by a pearl-studded veil, pearl choker and blue heels. The ring ceremony was officiated by Thomas’s former rugby coach, flanked by a large bridal party, with each bridesmaid clad in a colorful floral gown. 

A disco garden theme and a lively color palette drove the day’s design, stemming from Jane’s love of the color orange. “I just wanted bright, fun summer colors,” the bride says. Brilliantly-hued bohemian lanterns dangled above vintage lounge furniture and a mix of yellow and blue-striped tables, each topped with a color-bursting bouquet and bounty of fruit. Nearby, party-ready rainbow fringe and disco balls floated over a classic checkered dance floor, where Metro Music Club kept the dance floor moving with classic covers for the first dance and beyond. 

Come dessert, Thomas and Jane dove into a funfetti cake and a rugby-themed groom’s cake. They made their exit through a cloud of sparklers, on their way to a Laguna Beach honeymoon. 

UTAH WEDDDING VENDORS

Planning And Floral Design: La Fête Floral & Events, lafetefloral.com

Venue: Private Residence, Midway 

Photographer: Mikki Platt Photography, mikkiplatt.com

Caterer: Culinary Crafts, culinarycrafts.com

Rehearsal Dinner Caterer/Venue: The Salt Lake City Country Club, saltlakecountryclub.com

Bride’s Attire: Elena by Sarah Seven via Frankie Jane Couture Bridal, frankiejane.com

Groom’s Attire: Custom by HM Cole, hmcole.com

Stationery Suite:Abigail Gochnour, @abigailgochnour 

Signage: Sophie Baddley, @s.martinedesign

Rentals: Diamond Event & Tent, diamondevent.com

Lounge Furniture: Decoration, Inc., decorationinc.com

Linens: BBJ La Tavola, bbjlatavola.com

Hair: Cassidy Brown, @hairwithcassidy

Makeup: Sarah Frederick, @sarahfrederickmua

Bridesmaid Gowns: Urban Outfitters, urbanoutfitters.com

Groomsmen Suits: Lululemon Slacks, lululemon.com; J.Crew neckties, jcrew.com;
Custom Nikes, nike.com

Videographer: Kelani Hill, kelanifilms.com

Lighting: Moonlight Utah, moonlightutah.com

Cake: Flour & Flourish, flourandflourishcake.com

DJ/Band: Metro Music Club, metromusicclub.com

Sunset on The Great Saltair

Photos by Jackie Siggard

When it comes to capturing love, the perfect location can make all the difference and there’s one iconic spot in Utah that truly embodies the magic. With its stunning sunsets and rich history, The Great Saltair offers a unique experience that can only be found in Utah. For couple Rylee and Isaac, this memorable setting served as the perfect backdrop to celebrate their love and mark the beginning of a new chapter in their lives.

The Couple: 

Rylee and Isaac first met on a group date at BYU, and after learning that they had a few classes together, the soon-to-be couple decided to go on their own first date. Rylee and Isaac love being outdoors. Whether it’s going camping, boating, or playing pickleball, you can catch this adventurous duo making the most of Utah’s beautiful landscapes. 

The Proposal: 

The proposal was a perfect surprise for Rylee. Isaac had told her they had dinner plans with his family at Sundance. Little did she know he was about to propose with a display of flowers, candles, and pictures of the two of them. According to Rylee, “Everything about that day was perfect.”

A Gorgeous Grand Canyon Wedding Shoot

Photo by Tyler Rye.

Weddings planned during COVID required us to get creative, to think outside the box, to do things differently than we ever have…That’s exactly what Emilia and Sebastian from Germany did. When they couldn’t celebrate their wedding in 2020, they decided to do an after-wedding shoot in the Grand Canyon on their road trip through the United States instead.

“Seeing the Grand Canyons was a big dream for me as a child, as I had always read about them in books,” Emilia says. The Grand Canyon is already a memorable location, but when the sunset hits, it turns the photos into a glorious celebration of love.

Photo by Tyler Rye.

This was a magical time for the couple because Sebastian finally got to see his stunning bride in her wedding dress in the most breathtaking setting.

Photo by Tyler Rye.

They found photographer Tyler Rye, who is an elopement photographer based in Zion National Park. He loves giving couples perfectly lit, stunningly backdropped photos that the couple will cherish forever. His extensive knowledge of the southern Utah area makes him a trustworthy photographer—he knows all the hidden gems of the areas, guaranteeing unique photos.

“It was indescribable!” the couple gushes. “Many thanks to Tyler Rye for the great photos!”

Introducing: UVU Museum of Art, A Fresh Outdoor Venue

Photo by Jackie Siggard Photo & Video

Immerse yourself in a romantic wedding scene at Utah’s newest fine art venue on UVU’s campus. 

Elegant florals, innovative place settings and delightful details transform Utah Valley University Museum of Art’s courtyard into a scene plucked straight from a wedding dream. 

GATHER AROUND 

Photo by Jackie Siggard Photo & Video

Rather than choosing a traditional altar setup, many couples are leaning toward a more interactive experience. In this magical scene set against the picturesque, European manor facade of the UVU MOA, guests are surrounded by a beautiful botanical garden as the couple exchanges vows in a circular ceremony arrangement that puts the lovers at center stage. Rich ruby and caramel florals radiate from the main event, immersing each guest in the day’s breathtaking scene. 

Photo by Megan Robinson Photography

ALL IN THE DETAILS 

Elegance is infused into every moment of this dreamy design, thanks to the distinctive details planted by the pros on site. Personalized fans direct the dinner’s seating chart, where expertly ruched linen delivers rich texture to the tabletops. Among hand-crafted blossoming trees, a stunningly sculptural cake matches organically molded chargers and flatware to continue the nature-driven theme along each tablescape. 

IGNITE THE NIGHT

Capture the beauty of Utah’s iconic sunsets, and ignite your wedding dinner with dusky dreams. Rich twilight tones set the stage for speeches and the welcoming of guests. Then transition to glowing candlelight, evoking a sense of sultry mystery that concludes the evening. Teaming with traditional tapers and votives, gilded lanterns add luxury and extra sparkle to the scene. 

UTAH WEDDING VENDORS

Planning and Design: Britt Warnick Designs, brittwarnickdesigns.com

Florals and Design: Lilly and Iris,
lillyandiris.co

Photography: Megan Robinson Photo, meganrobinsonphoto.com; Jackie Siggard Photo
& Video,  jackiesiggardphotography.com

Venue: Utah Valley University Museum of Art,
uvu.edu/museum

Model: Becca and Carson Gordon,
@‌beccers_gordon @carson_ p03

Gown: Versailles Atelier Bridal, va-bridal.com

Hair and Makeup: Lexi Harker, blushingbeautiesco.com

Cake: Aspen Cake Design, aspencakedesign.com

Rentals: All Out Event Rental, eventrentalutah.com; White Loft Event Rental, whiteloftevents.com

Invitation Suite: Anthology Print, anthologyprint.com

Hand Painted Items and Signage: La Madeleine Studio, lamadeleinestudio.com

Jewelry: J. Brooks Jewelers, jbrooksjewelers.com

Shoes: Bella Belle, bellabelleshoes.com

Videography: Runaway Vows, runawayvows.com

Utah: Weddings, Elevated

Forget the European getaways and tropical elopements—wanderlust-fueled couples flock to Utah’s diverse regions for their dream destination weddings. 

PEAK PARTY

Vegas and Nashville no more. Adventurous brides know that the mountains are the place to be for a truly memorable bachelorette celebration. And what better stop than the luxury mountain hub of Park City, well-known for its unique blend of rustic and refinement? 

By day, take your maids on any of the area’s iconic hikes or careening down runs on the greatest snow on earth. By night, visit historic Main Street or the vibrant new developments in Kimball Junction for an unforgettable dining experience. For the ultimate alpine escape, bask in all the luxury the mountains have to offer at one of many high-end resorts around town, such as the St. Regis Deer Valley (pictured above), an oasis of pampering and poise. Access the iconic St. Regis Deer Valley Resort via funicular—the only guest transportation of its kind at a North American ski resort. 


The Vintage Room at St. Regis Deer Valley offers luxury lounging among 360-degree views. Photo courtesy of St. Regis Deer Valley.

The St. Regis Spa and restaurants both have impressive menus of indulgences ready to enjoy, and a team of expert concierges is ready to customize your bachelorette weekend, whether you fancy a night on the town at galleries and bars or crave the ultimate resort experience with butler service and champagne sabering. 

DOWNTOWN DINING 

Salt Lake City’s entertainment center has been on the up and up in recent years, with new restaurants and lounges popping up on every corner. If you have guests arriving from out of town, a metropolitan welcome meal is the perfect opportunity to show off the city’s food scene. 

At the renowned Grand America Hotel, A-list pastry chefs dole out delectable desserts, chic brunch favorites and downtown dining delights at the hotel’s newest addition, Laurel Brasserie & Bar. 

Amid the city’s iconic hotel district, the Hotel Monaco hosts your guests in high style, with custom catering provided by the talented culinary team at the Monaco’s celebrated New American eatery, Bambara. 

With three locations—downtown, South Jordan and the base of Cottonwood Canyon, Market Street Grill is a prime spot to indulge in for cocktails, celebrating and some of Utah’s freshest seafood fare. 

RED ROCK RECEPTION 

One of Utah’s newest and most glamorous resorts, Black Desert Resort, hit the St. George scene in autumn of 2024, and is ready to host lavish and adventurous wedding celebrations. Set against Southern Utah’s striking red rock landscapes, Black Desert Resort offers both indoor and outdoor spaces spanning over 45,000 square feet with spaces from elegant ballrooms to picturesque private terraces, tailored to each couple’s vision. Whether you have a grand wedding soirée or an intimate and adventurous micro-wedding on your vision board, the Black Desert team is poised to execute your ideal wedding weekend with style and flexibility. 

While on-site, treat your guests to the pinnacle of Utah’s culinary landscape at one of Black Desert’s high-end dining outlets including: Basalt, an upscale steak and seafood restaurant; Club 73, open-aired and ready for a party; and Oasis bar and grill with a rooftop terrace and stunning views. 

In the state’s southern region, fair weather can be found nearly year-round, ready to host your iconic outdoor ceremony and celebrations. Image courtesy of Black Desert Resort.

For an unforgettable finale, chat with the planning team to coordinate a nightly drone show viewing to commemorate your nuptial celebration. Talk about a superb sendoff! 

Real Wedding: Claire & Sam’s Colorful Celebration at River Bottoms Ranch

Claire & Sam
River Bottoms Ranch, Midway
September 17
Planning & Design by Michelle Leo Events
Photographs by Pepper Nix

THE COUPLE

Claire and Sam grew up mere miles from each other in Chicago but didn’t meet until much later in life when Bumble came calling. The pair adventured together for a little over three years before Sam decided to take things to the next level. While exploring in Washington, he got down on one knee at the picturesque Lake Serene, where the sound of epically crashing snow melt applauded Claire’s exuberant ‘yes.’  

THE WEDDING

Informed by their love of mountain views, Claire and Sam tied the knot at River Bottoms Ranch, just minutes from Claire’s parent’s home in Deer Crest. Working with Michelle Leo Events, the couple crafted a one-of-a-kind event design they dubbed “mountain chic.” Claire’s favorite green hues made appearances in bridesmaid’s gowns, table linens, paper suites and more, acting as a landscape-inspired foundation for floral arrangements popping with blue and orange blooms.

Florals lined both aisle and altar, welcoming Claire’s wedding day debut in a mermaid-cut, glitter-encrusted Pronovias gown, while Sam dressed in a navy blue Armani suit. Sam’s sister officiated an emotional ceremony, accented with readings by close friends and Jewish traditions in honor of Sam’s heritage.

In the venue’s stunning indoor-outdoor reception space, each guest was greeted with a whimsical charger and elegant orange orchid marking their seat. A raw bar and passed hors d’oeuvres kicked off the party, as the bar served custom cocktails: Sam’s “River Bottoms-Up” Negroni and the “Un Campari-ble Claire.” 

THE PARTY

Following dinner (complete with a classic Utah-inspired menu) came an evening packed with music by Groove Merchants. Sam and Claire showed off their dance lesson skills to “I Found You” by Alabama Shakes, and no Jewish-heritage wedding is complete without a resounding Hora. “With the blur of people and everyone smiling in celebration of our wedding, that Hora was one of the most fun things I’ve ever done,” Sam says.  

THE HONEYMOON

A few days after their mountain nuptials, Sam and Claire set off on yet another adventure to a scuba getaway in Fiji, followed by a ryokan retreat in Japan. 

UTAH WEDDING VENDORS

Planning and Design: Michelle Leo Events, michelleleoevents.com

Photography: Pepper Nix, peppernix.com

Venue: River Bottoms Ranch, riverbottomsranch.com

Florist: Artisan Bloom, artisanbloom.com

Catering: Culinary Crafts, culinarycrafts.com

Bar Service: Top Shelf Utah, topshelfutah.com

Rentals: Diamond Event & Tent, diamondevent.com

Lounge Furniture: Apex Furniture Rentals, apexluxuryfurniturerental.com

Lighting: Moonlight Utah, moonlightutah.com

Gown: Pronovias via Idina Bride Seattle, idinabride.com

Suit: Armani via Nordstrom, nordstrom.com

Bridesmaid’s Gowns: Jenny Yoo, jennyyoo.com

Groomsmen Suits: The Black Tux, theblacktux.com

Hair: Kali Chris, kalichris.com

Makeup: Kristen Packard Artistry, kristenpackard.com

Cake: cake. by Alessandra, cakeut.com

Ceremony/Cocktail Music:String Love Quartet, stringlove.com

Reception Band: Groove Merchants, groovemerchantsutah.com

Transportation: Snow Country Limousine, snowcountrylimo.com

Real Wedding: A Snowy Showcase at Stein Eriksen Lodge, Park City

Anna & Wesley 
Stein Eriksen Lodge, park city
December 31 
Planning & Design by Canvas Weddings & Events 
Photographs by Whitney Hunt Photography 

THE COUPLE

High school sweethearts Anna and Wesley reconnected later in life, while each on a visit home for their siblings’ graduations. Following seven years of dating bliss (plus three years of long distance), Wesley began to hatch a plan for a surprise proposal. On a Jackson Hole anniversary trip, he asked Anna to join him for a morning hike and fishing trip. “I was caught by complete surprise when he got down on one knee with the sunrise pouring over the Tetons behind us,” says Anna. 

THE WEDDING

Anna’s parents call Park City home, and the allure of Stein Eriksen Lodge drew this couple in with scenic vistas and the romantic warmth of its classic ski hotel atmosphere—perfect for their cozy winter wedding.

A black-tie affair inspired by Dutch Masters paintings, every vignette was adorned with rich pink, red and mauve florals, beginning with the ceremony altar. Twin floral pillars pulled shades from an alpine sunset, all nestled against spindling dried foliage, allowing the installation to blend with and celebrate the scenic backdrop off the Stein patio. French-blue gowned bridesmaids carried petite posy bouquets, while warmed by elegant fur wraps. Anna arrived on scene in the Gables gown by Australian designer Georgia Young, smitten with the flowing fabric and asymmetrical design. Custom teardrop earrings by Shay Fox Jewelry complemented an heirloom sapphire bracelet belonging to Anna’s grandmother. She and Wesley were married by Reverend Elizabeth McVicker of the Park City Community Church during a ceremony filled with special bible readings and a unity braid now on display in the couple’s home. 

Once indoors, the palette darkened, drawing from the still lifes that inspired Anna’s wedding vision. Candles across every surface complemented the cozy, warm wood interior of the lodge, and bespoke chandeliers delivered elegance and festivity in honor of the New Year’s Eve wedding date.

THE PARTY 

After dining on a curated menu featuring sea bass and bison, 175 guests hit the dance floor, rocking alongside Gold Standard Music and DJ, who kept the party going well past midnight. Guests performed surprise covers of favorite songs, and the newlyweds shared their first dance to a classic Andy Williams tune, “Love is a Many Splendored Thing.” Just before cutting into their champagne and apricot cake, the couple shared handmade Christmas Crackers with their guests.  These gifts from the bride honor a longtime family tradition, and everyone cracked them together in celebration of the winter holiday. 

THE HONEYMOON 

Little Dix Bay in the British Virgin Islands hosted Anna and Wesley on their post-nuptial getaway. 

UTAH WEDDING VENDORS

Planning and Design:Canvas Weddings & Events, canvasweddingsandevents.com

Venue: Stein Eriksen Lodge, steinlodge.com

Photographer: Whitney Hunt Photography, whitneyhuntphotography.com

Videographer: Ryan Hinman Films, ryanhinmanfilms.com

Florist: Amber Reverie, amberreverie.com

Catering and Bar Service: Stein Eriksen Lodge, steinlodge.com

Rehearsal Dinner Venue: Rime Wine Vault, St. Regis Deer Valley, srdvdining.com

Stationery Suite: Scriptura New Orleans, scriptura.com

Wedding Gown: Georgia Young, georgiayoungcouture.com

Faux Fur Wraps: Sissily Designs, sissily.com

Bride’s Shoes: Stuart Wiseman, stuartweitzman.com; Margaux, margauxny.com

Suits: The Black Tux, theblacktux.com

Bridesmaid’s Gowns: Jenny Yoo, jennyyoo.com;
Bella Bridesmaids, bellabridesmaids.com

Christmas Crackers: Olde English Crackers, oldenglishcrackers.com 

Signage and Seating Chart: Made by Jen, @madebyjen_

Rentals: Wasatch AV, wasatchav.com; Wild Event Studio, wildeventstudio.com; Diamond Event & Tent, diamondevent.com

Linens: BBJ La Tavola, bbjlatavola.com

Hair: Kali Chris, kalichris.com

Makeup Artist: Kristen Packard Artistry, kristenpackard.com

Reception Music: Gold Standard Band and DJ, goldstandardmusic.com

Transportation: Snow Country Limousine, snowcountrylimo.com