Real Wedding: Emily & Andrew at River Bottoms Ranch

Emily and Andrew embrace classic style as a backdrop for their celebration full of new traditions.

THE COUPLE 

Private pilot Andrew first met his future wife in a bold introduction at a sunset market in California. Emily, a video game designer, was walking the pier when Andrew approached with a casual “Hey, What’s Up?” 

The pair walked the entire market talking the night away. At the end of the night, they exchanged numbers (and a cheeky kiss), and the rest was history. 

A few years of love later, the couple had rented a small plane to do some exploring on vacation in Midway, Utah. While making their final lap, Andrew gave Emily specific instructions on where to turn. To her surprise upon landing, she had created a heart with their flight path, which invited her beau to pop the question. She said yes! 

THE WEDDING 

A focal point of that fateful flight was a sprawling white barn property in Midway. When browsing Utah-based venues, Emily and Andrew were delighted to discover that the barn they circled was the stunning River Bottoms Ranch venue. “It was truly fate,” Emily says. 

The couple planned a laid-back, family-centered celebration with elegant blues and greens to accent the beautiful setting. 

The big day began with a sunny ceremony, flanked by arches of brilliant white florals. Emily walked the aisle in a flowing floral ballgown from Alta Moda Bridal, accented with pearls and a gemstone brooch. Her mother composed the ceremony music, playing an arrangement of “Ave Maria” and “Married Life.”  Drawing from traditional vow exchanges and hand-tying, Emily and Andrew added their own spin by making a ceremonial PB&J to seal the deal—a nod to their favorite adventure snack. The pair also exchanged hand-written vows, penned on sticky notes in homage to a love-note tradition in their home. 

The ceremony was full of family blessings, including a few moments shared with the couple’s dog Nalu, who also made an appearance in effigy on the groom’s cufflinks. 

THE PARTY 

Elegant blues and greens were the focal point of the reception within RBR’s barn space. Powder-blue linens stood beneath an impressive chandelier of greenery, peppered with white florals for texture throughout. 

Self-proclaimed foodies, the couple were very intentional with their reception menu. Coconut shrimp, bao buns, focaccia and caprese skewer appetizers honored the couple’s love of travel. For the main course, guests chose between teriyaki glazed salmon, a flame seared beef tenderloin with an herb compound butter, or butternut squash ravioli with browned sage butter. 

Fun-filled extras also popped up throughout the party, including a gelato cart, pretzel samplers, and traditional Ukrainian wedding bread. In Ukrainian tradition, presenting the bride and groom with bread and salt is a symbolic gesture that signifies hospitality, abundance, and the welcoming of the newlyweds into their new life together. During this ceremony, Emily’s parents offered bread and salt to us while her mother, Michelle, spoke the following words in Ukrainian: “With bread and salt, we place great hope in your future. May the Lord bless you, grant you health, happiness, and a long life, and may your love be as strong as this bread and salt.”

Two custom-crafted cocktails set the mood in high spirits, showcased on a menu hand-painted by the groom. Dancing commenced, with a first dance to Allen Shore, a bridal party choreography extravaganza and various other performances from family. 

At the end of the evening, per Italian tradition, Andrew’s grandmother put together a sweet bag of 5 colored chocolate covered almonds to signify five wishes for a future together- health, wealth, happiness, fertility and longevity. 

After the celebrations and send off parties, Emily and Andrew embarked on a month-long honeymoon on Kauai. 

 Venue- @riverbottomsranchhttps://riverbottomsranch.com/
In-House Planner – Hailey @riverbottomsranchhttps://riverbottomsranch.com/
Photographer – @heathernanhttps://heathernanphoto.com/
Florist- @bushelandapeckfloralhttps://bushelandapeckfloraldesign.com/
Bar – @topshelfutahhttps://www.topshelfutah.com/
Catering – @culinarycraftshttps://culinarycrafts.com/
Cake – @flourandflourishhttps://flourandflourishcake.com/
Rentals – @diamondeventandtenthttps://diamondevent.com/
DJ – @robbennionmusichttps://www.echotalent.com/robbennion
Videographer – @kalefitchhttps://kalefitchfilms.com/
Lighting – @moonlightutahhttps://moonlightutah.com/
Signage – @printmarkhttps://print-mark.com/
Table Numbers – @madebyjenhttps://www.instagram.com/madebyjen_/
Horses – @rockymountainoutfittershttps://www.rockymtnoutfitters.com/
String Quartet – @midwaystringquartethttps://www.instagram.com/midwaystringquartet/?hl=en
Linens- @bbjlatavolahttps://bbjlatavola.com/
Late Night Snack – @thepretzleconnectionhttps://www.thepretzelconnection.com/
HAMU – @kalichrishttps://www.kalichris.com/

Where to Buy Flowers for Valentine’s Day

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, the days ahead are the time for card writing, reservation making, and gift-shopping (perhaps for something shiny). For a breathtaking gesture with a bit of Utah flavor, consider ordering a specialty bouquet from one of many talented floral vendors around the state. See below for a full roundup of Utah florist Valentine’s Day deals!

Utah Florist Valentine’s Day Deals 2025

Merci Floral

As seen in our 2025 Fashion Feature, Merci Floral is breakimng out the beauty once again. Their Valentine’s popup sale includes wrap bouquets and arrangements, starting at $55. Browse the bouquets at mercifloral.com.

@mercifloral

Jacquelyn’s Floral Designs

Jaquelyn’s Floral Designs, a Davis and Utah-County-based floral designer, has a perfect bouquet of Valentine’s Day flowers for your valentine, whether they prefer a bouquet of red roses or a more elaborate, custom bouquet with all of the colors of the rainbow. Inquire and place orders on Instagram by February 8. Wraps start at $35.

@jacquelynsfloraldesigns

Artisan Bloom

After two decades of service to Utah’s luxury Events Industry we have decided to embrace 2025 with a new floral offering. Two iconic, towering arrangements are available for purchase, full of stunning feminine hues.

@artisanbloom

artisanbloom.com

Every Blooming Thing (A Utah Bride Preferred Vendor!)

EBT in SLC has a lineup of modern twists on classic romantic gestures all lined up to make you look good this year. Whether you are looking to spend $65 or $300, the Every Blooming Thing team has a stunning classic option ready for you. See the full collection on their site here.

Every Blooming Thing

1344 S. 2100 East, SLC

Cactus & Tropicals (A Utah Bride Preferred Vendor!)

Let your love bloom with a little help from Cactus and Tropicals. Make V-Day perfection with a selection of a bouquet, blooming basket, or custom arrangement. Browse their many options at cactusandtropicals.com

Cactus and Tropicals

2735 S. 2000 East, SLC

12252 Draper Gate Drive, Draper

Jolley’s Gifts and Floral

Not only does Jolley’s Gift and Floral in SLC have a huge array of floral options to wow your lover, but this year they also are featuring a full lineup of Valentine’s-inspired apparel for any pink-loving lady.

Jolley’s Gift and Floral

1676 E. 1300 S., Salt Lake City

Native Flower Company 

If you’re looking for something more unique during this holiday of love, Native Flower Co. has gifts from bonbons to blossoms and everything in between. Show up to your Valentine’s dinner with their $250 bouquet titled “Love is Golden,” give your sweetie some sweet chocolate-covered Oreos or show your Galentine some love with their “Be My Galentine” candle. Gifts range from $14-$299. Delivery available.

Native Flower Company

1448 E. 2700 S., SLC

Orchid Dynasty

Orchid Dynasty has a collection of unique flora including orchids, succulents and much more. This year’s lineup includes a variety of unique bouquets that are sure to stand out this holiday. Prices for their Valentine’s Day special flowers and arrangements range from $50 to $300. Delivery available.

Orchid Dynasty

365 West 900 South, SLC

Blooms and Company

Rich and colorful, moody and marvelous! Blooms & Co.’s oh-so-classic rose bunches are available now, ranching from $60-$100 (and you know they have sweet treats on board as well!) See their full selection on their website this season.

Blooms and Company

1586 East 3900 South, SLC

Bloomique

With arrangements from $50-150, Provo’s quaint flower stop Bloomique is breaking out the classic Valentine’s hues for swoon-worthy gifts. Browse all their offerings on their site.

Bloomique

4746 N University Ave, Provo

Learn more about local florists and wonderful Utah Wedding Vendors here.

DJ Cooper Brown’s Top Wedding Playlist Picks

One of Utah’s Top DJs weighs in on crowd favorites to include on your wedding jam list. 

“Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!” by Abba

“There are many remixes of this song that add a modern 2025 feel to it, so you can play it between hip hop and pop songs.” 

“Party Up” by DMX 

I typically play this song later in the night when the younger crowd is rocking the dance floor. 

“Unwritten” by Natasha Bedingfield

This song isn’t overplayed and will create positive vibes as everyone chants the chorus. Talk about a nostalgic pop anthem! 

“I Love It” by Iconna Pop

I love this song because the first verse is instantly recognizable and it naturally transforms people into the best karaoke version of themselves.

“Uptown Girl” by Billy Joel

This is one of my favorite ’80s songs for the grandparents, parents and more.

Get more ideas on how to entertain your guests here.

Real Wedding: Jordan and Mike’s Winter Wedding at La Caille

March 16, 2024

THE COUPLE

Jordan and Mike’s introduction almost didn’t happen. Mike was at an event with a friend that he nearly skipped–but something internal tugged at him, urging him to go. To this day, he thinks that something was telling him he was supposed to be there. When he saw Jordan, he darted over to her–at first sight. They hit it off, got each other phone numbers, and even put her contact name in his phone as “Future Wife.” 

That voice inside him urging to got that Park City event? It was right–it led him to his future wife. 

But it led him to more than just that. Meeting Jordan and falling in love with her meant falling in love with her two children–and that was a piece of the puzzle that Mike was missing. Mike had always wanted to be a dad. From the start, he’s had that hands-on, fun-uncle kind of relationship with all of his nieces and nephews. 

Jordan admits she didn’t expect to fall in love when she met Mike–especially with two young kids. So when she met Mike, and he jumped into the role, she realized he wasn’t just open to embracing this family; he was immediately over the moon to become part of it. 

After about a year of dating, the couple knew they wanted to take this next step. Assisted by his sister, Mike put together a sentimental memory book as a gift to Jordan, and when she got to the final page she found The Question. She said yes!

THE WEDDING

Jordan and Mike’s wedding day at La Caille in Sandy, Utah, was planned with a specific goal in mind–to mirror the magical feeling of their love story. Both Jordan and Mike wanted a day that was sophisticated but fun, dazzling but down to earth, and surprising in the best ways. 

With the help of their wedding planner, Irene + CO Events, they thoughtfully included vendors that would make the day feel sophisticated and seamless–like stunning florals laced into the decor and design landscape. Rich maroon and beige florals adorned every surface from altar to elegant round tables, and deep red accents added drama and sophistication to the decor.

Their photographer (a close family friend) and videographer captured their day in a documentary style, letting moments unfold as they happen and gracefully sharing the best and most candid parts of their day. 

Both are from close families, and they each felt it was important to integrate their loved ones into their day–from Mike’s brother officiating to including the kids front and center during the ceremony.

As elegant and sophisticated as the day was, both Jordan and Mike wanted their day to feel fun and vibrant, too. With one-of-a-kind vendors, they brought a little extra pizzazz to their day. One of their vendors was a live painter, set up at the reception so guests could watch her recreate their first kiss moment on canvas. 

Another was a content creator hired to capture the in-between and fun moments of the entire day–the candids, the cute kisses, the little seconds here and there that would otherwise be lost in time. 

Jordan and Mike prioritized their idea of fun, love, and celebration on their day and seamlessly blended iconic vendors with spontaneous and trendy providers–all while focusing on their love story, their families, and their idea of a perfect day.

After the wedding, they embarked on an adventurous Hawaii “family-moon,” for some much enjoyed bonding time as a new family.

VENDOR LIST: 

Event Planner: Irene + Co Events | @irenecoevents |

Venue: La Caille | @lacailleutah |

Caterer: Magleby’s | @maglebys_catering |

Florist: Jolley’s Corner | @jolleys.corner |

Photographer: Lauren Watson Perry | @perrywinklephoto_lauren

Cake: Cakes De Fleur | @cakesdefleur |

DJ: Powell Wedding & Events | @powell.weddings.events @djrusspowell |

Content Creator: Bachd | @bachdddd |

Bar: Coppa Bar Service | @coppabarservice |

Invitations: Polite Paper | @politepaper |

Rentals: Snap Pop Party | @snap.pop.party |

Hair / MUA: Katie Livingston , Hair  & Makeup by Steph | @katielivingston1 @hairandmakeupbysteph |

Live Painter: Painting with Bailey | @ paintingwith.bailey |

Videographer: Curtis Jensen | @curtisjensenfilms |

Utah-Based Vendors Show Off in Venice

Capitalizing on the enviable summer weather abroad, a team of Utah wedding pros captures wedding elegance in Venice, Italy.

“As experienced photographers working primarily in Utah and across the U.S., we’ve built strong portfolios,” says Sadie Hawkins, photographer on this project. “But we wanted to expand our work internationally to inspire brides and show that a dream wedding abroad is not only possible but can be breathtakingly beautiful.”

Planning a destination wedding or elopement can feel overwhelming at times, but with the right team and connections, it becomes an achievable and unforgettable experience. As proof, nearly all vendors for this styled shoot were Utah-based, and worked closely to bring their vision of a romantic Venetian celebration to life.

“Our goal was to create a shoot that felt both enchanting and attainable, showcasing the city’s iconic gondolas and picturesque streets.”

Using models and makeup based in Venice, the photographers partnered with ALP Bridal in Springville, Utah design a custom couture wedding gown, full of flowing frills to match the elaborate facades of the Italian streets. Exquisite rings from Forge Jewelry Works in Provo made the journey as well, joined by a stunning bespoke invitation suite to further capture the aesthetic.

“This experience reaffirmed our belief that with the right team, a destination wedding can be as magical and effortless as you’ve always imagined,” Hawkins says.

VENDORS

Photography: Sadie Hawkins Photo, @sadiehawkinsphoto

Hosts: Sadie Hawkins Photo, Sophie Denise Photos, Amy Elizabeth Photos

Models: Anastasiia Romashova and Filippo DeLucia, @model_couple_italy

Gown: ALP Bridal, @alpbridal

HMU: Irina Zdeara, @irinazdeara_mua

Rings: Forge Jewelry Works, @forgejewelryworks

Invitation Suite: La Madeleine Studio, @lamadeleinestudio

Real Wedding: Gilded Glamor at Pendry Park City

KATIE & BRIAN
February 24
Pendry Park City
Planning & Design by Fuse Weddings and Events
Photographs by Heather Nan

THE COUPLE

Soon after moving to Utah with her son, Katie met Brian on a dating app. After a few years of phone calls, first dates and falling in love, Katie was headed to Brian’s house for a relaxed evening of comfort and Thai food. To her surprise, she arrived to find Brian on one knee in the kitchen, playing their favorite George Strait song as he popped the question. 

THE WEDDING

“The Pendry is totally cool and totally us,” says Katie of their venue. “A little minimalist, a little fancy and a lot of fun.” For their ceremony, glistening gold chairs lined Pendry’s modern ballroom, leading to a fireplace altar flanked by cascading white florals for an elegant, contemporary look. The modern minimal design continued onto candlelit, gold-edged reception tables, each with towering table arrangements dripping with orchids. Custom draping and chandeliers transformed the ballroom into an exquisite reception space.

Accompanied by her father, Katie walked down the aisle in a strapless Kelly Faetanini gown, featuring sheer back paneling and buttons from shoulder to hem. Her accessories flawlessly customized her bridal ensemble, including a pearl-lined veil, matching Jimmy Choo platforms and edgy mismatched Swarovski and pearl earrings. 

At the end of the aisle, Brian waited in a sleek navy-and-black Hugo Boss suit. Brian’s daughter Paris and Katie’s son Blake acted as ring bearers when the time came, symbolizing the creation of their new family. 

THE PARTY

At the reception, guests enjoyed a dinner of beef tenderloin and salmon, with fresh salad and gold-leaf macarons bookending the main course. After the ceremony, Katie changed into a gold-and-pearl-dusted mini dress by Alice + Olivia, while the bar dished out “McCoy Mules,” and Maryland-based DJ WHITE spun music effortlessly for the dance floor.

The couple performed their first dance to the same tune that accompanied their engagement: “Give It All We Got Tonight” by George Strait. Katie danced with her father to Alan Jackson’s “You’ll Always Be My Baby,” and all mothers and sons in attendance joined for a dance to “Thought You Should Know” by Morgan Wallen. 

THE HONEYMOON

After the ski vacation festivities, the happy couple embarked on a honeymoon to Aruba. “We are already planning a trip back!”

UTAH WEDDING VENDORS

Planning and Design: Fuse Weddings & Events, fuseweddingsandevents.com

Venue and Catering: Pendry Park City, pendry.com/park-city

Photographer: Heather Nan Photography, heathernanphoto.com

Florist: Decoration, Inc., decorationinc.com 

Rehearsal Dinner Venue: Billy Blancos, billyblancos.com

Bride’s Attire: Kelly Faetanini via Alta Moda Bridal, altamodabridal.com

Groom’s Attire: Hugo Boss, hugoboss.com

Stationery Suite: Minted, minted.com

Signage: Twelve30 Creative, twelve30.com

Rentals: All Out Event Rental, eventrentalutah.com

Linens: Nuage Fine Linens, nuagedesigns.com

Hair: Kali Chris, kalichris.com

Makeup Artist: Kristen Packard Artistry, kristenpackard.com

Videographer: Chris McClain Productions, cmcclainproductions.com

Cake: Flour & Flourish,  flourandflourishcake.com

DJ/Band: DJ Justin White, jwhiteproductions.com

Transportation: Snow Country Limousine, snowcountrylimo.com

Photo Booth: ADM Productions, admdj.com

Inspiration: Happily Ever After

To foster a totally unique wedding experience, Irene + Co Events encourages couples to infuse their personal love stories into every moment.

Weddings and their designs alike are becoming increasingly more intentional these days, and Utah’s top-notch pros are celebrating. Setting the scene at The Blake in Provo, Utah, wedding planner Irene Katzias imagines a couple’s perfectly personalized big day.

TELL YOUR STORY 

Was your first date a coffee-and-macarons meetup? Present each guest with a macaron at their place setting. Did you have your engagements taken among the spring cherry blossoms? Allow that vignette to inspire your invitation suite, like this pretty-in-pink paper set by Polite Paper, which establishes a delicate floral theme echoed on the wedding-day table. 

“I wanted to show couples how they can infuse their own character into every element of their day,” says Katzias. “When you put a little more detail into the design, it keeps guests more engaged. Rather than seeing the day as just an event, your wedding becomes a representation of your love story that they
are invited into.” 

In the case of this fantasy bride, Irene and the vendor team leaned into a contemporary garden-girl daydream, encapsulating the personality of a feminine, nature-loving gal.

MODERN FEMININITY

It all began with a vibrant palette of pastels—lavender, blush and pale blue—which floral designer Brontë Baird transformed into a glorious garden landscape. 

A teardrop-shaped floral arch serves as a backdrop for the couple’s ceremony, reception, welcome and beyond. At the table, cascading petals and a whimsical rose chandelier bring the garden setting to life. Instead of the ever-popular minimal white cake, this team pushed for full-on femininity with a decadent monogrammed confection, all wrapped in an elegant bow. 

Two fun-loving gowns from Boda Bridal clad this girl’s girl bride. The first is a rose-colored vision of modern romance. A tradition-bucking lace bralette teams with butterfly applique atop a multitude of tulle, creating a statement-making bridal ensemble. 

“I didn’t think this bride would actually wear white,” Katzias said. “When I came across this gown, I knew it was her.” 

For the fun-filled reception, she changes to floral-decked, flouncing mini dress for dancing and drinks. Both looks are accented with charm-packed shoes by She is Cheval, neither skimping on extra bling. 

IMMERSE YOUR GUESTS

“I’m loving the shift toward personality and intention in wedding plans lately,” Katzias gushes, adding that intentionality only enhances the guest experience. 

Speaking of reception fun, consider your bar experience. First and foremost, signature cocktails are another intuitive way to bring your own unique dynamic to your wedding activities. How do they look? What flavors resonate with you? 

Here, organic accents complement both the flavor of the drinks, as well as the nature-loving vibe of this imagined bride. Similarly, the architectural structure of the bar, with green siding pulling the darker tones of the floral design, speaks to a masculine moment any groom can embrace. 

Let your own interests and loves guide you to plan an enticingly personalized menu. Maybe even bring your pet into the mix with a drink tribute. At the end of the night, let that personality run wild. Let a DJ like Russ Powell bring the energy with a customizable playlist and cold sparks on the dance floor to ensure a killer after party on your special day.

New Venue Alert: The Tasting Room SLC

A new venture by the Crafts family brings unique space and service to downtown Salt Lake City.

The historic space at 357 West 200 South got a fresh coat of paint and some new brilliant clients over the holidays. Now reopened as The Tasting Room, the unique wine bar offers a one-of-a-kind wining and dining experience.

Owners Ryan and Kaleb Crafts (of Culinary Crafts fame) envisioned turning the space into the kind of bar they’d always wished they could find in the city.

“I love to go out, but I don’t love the ‘party’ scene you find at many bars. I want energy and excitement, sure, but I also want to be able to hear the table conversation. I want to be able to relax in a private nook with friends or meet total strangers at a communal table. When I go out, sometimes I just want to enjoy my favorite drinks and dishes, but other times I want to be introduced to something amazing and new. I want it all, basically. The Tasting Room is a wine bar for people like me who want to enjoy their olive oil cake (with caramel sabayon and poached pear) and eat it too.”

Ryan Crafts, The Tasting Room

With the added expertise of co-owners Liz Frome and Terry Lyman, the Crafts brothers set out to bring that dream atmosphere to life. The fully renovated Tasting Room will feature an extensive wine list with over 200 vintages, including some selections that can’t be found anywhere else in the state, as well as a few blends made exclusively for the Tasting Room. The carefully curated offerings include a wide array of wines from all over the globe, at varying price points, for diverse tastes, and available by the flight, glass, or bottle.

If wine is not your mood, you can always enjoy the custom cocktails, zero-proof cocktails, coffees, teas, or local Utah beers. The menu features elevated bar snacks and high-end small plates, all made with fresh, local ingredients. Desserts include such sweet surprises as a red wine milkshake or a hazelnut coffee cream chocolate tart. The food is sophisticated and luxurious but decidedly unfussy. A unique floor layout allows patrons to choose their own experience, from a secluded room or booth to an open bar or a communal table.

The Tasting Room will be open from 3 pm to 1 am on Fridays and Saturdays, and from 4 pm to midnight all other days. Walk-ins and reservations are welcome.

From the Editor: Introducing Utah Bride & Groom 2025

If you’re reading this, you are likely recently engaged. Congratulations! We are thrilled to be part of your experience. Within this magazine, you’ll find a carefully curated collection of wedding inspiration galleries. Some will make the girl’s girl bride’s dreams come to life, full of delicate colors and princess-gown magic (Happily Ever After) while others celebrate adventurous couples by drawing on unrivaled views (Monochrome Magic) and venues within Utah’s unique and unforgettable landscapes (Mountain Majesty). 

For the high-style bride, a selection of spotlight-ready gowns awaits (Leading Lady). And if the menu is front of mind for you and your love, prepare to amaze with an unforgettable wedding cake (Sweet Sensations).

Whatever stage of planning you’re in, join us as we explore the talent, beauty and expertise that Utah’s wedding industry has to offer. Get a digital version of the issue here!

Above: Editor Megan Bartholomew (Right) pictured with Associate Editor Avrey Evans (Left.) Photo by Ashlee Brooke Photography.

Leading Lady: Hollywood-Inspired Bridal Fashion

 Confidently step into your wedding day spotlight wearing a Hollywood-worthy designer gown. Photographs by Blake Hogge.

HIT THE LIGHTS 

Yards and yards of bridal beauty are pleated up in this gossamer silk gown by Sarah Seven. 

Gown #8, SEPT by Sarah Seven; O.C. Tanner Collection Round Eternity diamond band; O.C. Tanner Collection Estella diamond ring; Sethi Couture diamond eternity band; Sethi Couture Round diamond eternity band; Earrings via The Bridal Studio.

GLORIOUS GLAMOUR

Hip-hugging satin screams both starlet and stunning bride when paired with striking red lips and dripping jewels from Vivienne Westwood.  

DOUBLE DUTY

The overskirt is the ultimate bridal tool to maximize the wow-power of your trousseau. Go full drama with a flowing skirt for the vows, then shed the outer layers and let lace loose for reception festivities. 

Torrens gown, Chosen by Kyha; Kwiat Cushion diamond band; Kwiat Five Stone Ashoka diamond ring; Earrings via The Bridal Studio.

LARGER THAN LIFE

A princess-primed ballgown is just the ticket for a show-stopping bridal ensemble. Here, luxurious taffeta erupts from the ever-regal basque waist of the Miles gown designed by Chosen by Kyha. 

Miles gown, Chosen by Kyha; Rahaminov Emerald Cut diamond ring, Sethi Couture Heritage diamond band; Pearl studs via The Bridal Studio.

WAIST DEEP 

Sarah Seven’s SEPT Gown #2 certainly makes a statement — sturdy boning and a sculptural waist accentuate the figure in magnificent form. 

VENDORS

Photography: Blake Hogge, blakehogge.com

Venue and Gowns: The Bridal Studio, thebridalstudioutah.com

Jewelry: O.C. Tanner Jewelers, octannerjewelers.com;
The Bridal Studio, thebridalstudioutah.com 

FloralS: Merci Floral, mercifloral.com

Hair: Kali Chris, kalichris.com

Makeup: Kristen Packard, kristenpackard.com

Model: Marikh Mathias, @maroosworld

BTS Content Creator: Kori Laurel, @korilaurel