Take In The Breathtaking Scenery of This Couple’s Sleek & Sophisticated Wedding!
What a view! The sweeping scenery of Eleanor & David’s ceremony took their guests' breath away. Labellum Flowers adorned the Big Sky canvas with a chuppa encased in blooming roses & hydrangeas. Bash Bozeman created a mountainside masterpiece and blended sleek sophistication, inspired the bride’s beaded Oscar de la Renta gown, with details that showcased the couple’s fun personalities -- like welcome bags with their favorite tequila and a custom-made boardwalk by Tailored and Tied! Take in the love that filled the mountain air at the full gallery, beautifully shot by Orange Photographie.
From Orange Photographie...The bride custom ordered her blush Roger Vivier heels to go along with her beaded Oscar de la Renta gown. The delicate beading on the dress then served as the inspiration behind the icing appliqué on the cake created by Elle’s Belles Bakery. The couple opted to not have a wedding party and focused on getting ready with and pampering their closest friends. It was the best of both worlds, as they were able to spend time with their closest friends, and those friends didn’t have to worry about the added stress of formal wedding party duties.
Welcome bags for family and friends included the couple’s favorite tequila, locally made granola, and sugar cookies from Elle’s Belles (the cake baker) with the couple’s custom logo.
The couple’s ceremony took place near the venue's helipad, which has sweeping views overlooking the Spanish Peaks range, as well as the iconic Lone Mountain peak. Guests walked down a custom boardwalk created by Tailored and Tied toward the chuppah that had been adorned by Labellum Flowers with heaps of roses, hydrangeas, hops, and foliage.
After the ceremony, champagne and Miller High Life was offered to the guests on the helipad during their pre-cocktail hour. The formal cocktail hour took place under the pines in what the club calls their “treehouse.” The seating chart was a table was adorned with flower-filled glass cloches and custom acrylic blocks with the guests’ table assignments. Once inside the tent, guests dined on beef tenderloin and local trout and danced the night away to the sounds of Ground Control, part of Elan Artists family.
