Fall Mountain Wedding With a Unique Twist in Vail, Colorado

With the help of Isabelle Kline Designs, the vision of the day includes an elevated look into the classic Black tie mountain wedding. Featuring Black, Cream, and White with a touch of gold accents and pops of the fall season.

Kelsi and Cole also had a custom designer wedding wardrobe designed by Gretchen Bohling Design. Each outfit was designed hand in hand with the bride and groom. Neither knew what the other outfit looked like until they walked down the aisle.

Kelsi and Cole opted for a more intimate take on their wedding day with forgoing a wedding party. They wanted the day to solely be focused on the two of them and the beautifully unique aspects they included.

A gorgeous bar kept the drinks flowing all night as the Grand Hyatt Vail catered a 6 course meal to the Bride, Groom and guests.

In addition to these aspects, with the talent of Iva Grace Floral Design, they also designed their wedding ceremony to emulate a luscious floral garden that follows the aisle path. Florals draped every Ince of the wedding ceremony location. Including a floral garden created especially for garden photographs of the Bride and Groom!

Kelsi and Cole did not have a wedding cake as they allowed the Grand Hyatt to cater and prepare a 6 course meal.

Distinguished and elegant features highlighted throughout their wedding weekend, include a custom designed Makeup palette from the Bride, Kelsi, who is a professional Makeup artist and Entrepreneur. While the Groom ,Cole, is the owner and CEO of a performance import car customization and race shop. Together, they took the best of both either worlds and fused them into a wedding soiree that was unforgettable!

Cole imported a custom Nissan Skyline GTR from Iowa all the way to Vail, Colorado for a car drifting photo session of the two of them. Cole reserved a private space with the town of Vail and drifted his import car around Kelsi, doing different drift moves and showing his driving skills for the photographs and videographers. People stopped and gathered to watch the show as the photo session went on.