So we’ve shown you the Rehearsal Dinner and the Ceremony. Today we reveal Mary Craft’s TO DIE FOR reception held at a private residence secreted away in Utah county. Yes that is somebody’s home. Must be rough. Mary would like to thank all of the vendors who made this amazing event possible: AltaMODA for Mary’s gorgeous dress, Something Vintage Something Blue for the getaway car, the Roney’s for lending their estate as a backdrop for the reception, the entire Riehl Events team for the flowers and planning, Scenemakers for the site design, all the rentals from Diamond Rentals, valet parking provided by Valet Parking Services, Carrie’s Cakes for that amazing cake, Joe Muscolino Band for providing the music, Bacchus Event Services for creating the mocktails, David Perry Films for the gorgeous reception video, Chad from Swanovation Ice Sculptures for the gorgeous ice sculptures, Ann Elizabeth Custom Invitations for the creating the invitation suite, PixelWhipped for creating the rehearsal dinner and reception food signage. Enjoy the weekend! See you next week with something new.
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Last week we introduced you to Mary & Rick’s three-day celebration of all that is best in food, family and fun – beginning with their low-key but still fabulous Rehearsal Dinner. Today we head up to the big leagues – The Ceremony. Held at the postcard-perfect Red Cliff Ranch, their wedding was a showcase of taste and refinement, yet remained a very personal and intimate event. Mary’s dress provided by AltaMODA; Hair and Makup by Enizio; planning and coordination by Riehl Events; vintage car service by Something Vintage Something Blue; invitations, menu and program design by Ann Elizabeth Custom Invitations and Pink Piggy Design; guitar byMichael Lucarelli; and of course the food by Culinary Crafts.
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La Caille is such a beautiful location for a wedding celebration and I think it fit Tara and Jared’s style perfectly. The storm continued the rest of the day but again, the clouds and rain seemed to dissipate just long enough for us to get some great shots. The pavillion at La Caille is another great option for an indoor wedding with an outdoor feel. It really brings the outdoors – in.
Tara and Jared had such wonderful attitudes about the weather. I love it when couple just go with the flow. We can’t change the weather so we may as well accept it and work with it. This goes for the overall wedding day and in my case for the photography. I really try to encourage couples to not be afraid of the rain. It makes everything wet and shiny and glowy and gorgeous! If we can all brave the weather, I promise the photos will be worth it! We actually only had a few drops fall on us during our time at the temple and at la caille, but they were braving it with the chance that the weather could get worse.
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It was really stormy on Jared and Tara’s wedding day, but the clouds always seemed to part at the right times just enough to give us some gorgeous light. They held the rain for us too! Thank you Utah weather! Tara and Jared were so excited to be married and just so tender with each other. Jared just couldn’t take his eyes off his lovely bride.
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Tara was so photogenic in her engagements; a real knock-out! I just couldn’t wait to do her bridals. When she arrived to the Capitol Building, she nearly took my breath away. I can’t imagine how Jared will reacted when he saw his bride for the first time. Tara was such an elegant bride and seemed so calm and comfortable for our shoot. Her look is absolutley timeless. Some of the photographs we got could have been taken fifty years ago.
The ladies at Alta Moda helped her find her perfect dress, a gorgeous Anne Barge. I think it is so wonderful that designers and the talented crew at Alta Moda can create such beautiful alterations to dresses in order for them to be temple ready. You wouldn’t even know that the cute little bolero wasn’t an original piece of the dress.
Also contributing to Tara’s look were the fine ladies of Enizio. They did her hair and makeup for both her bridals and her wedding day. They are so skilled at creating fresh and clean looks and styles that are dramatic but never over the top. They nail it every time! Good work girls!
Tara, you were an Angel to photograph. Thank you so much for making my job so easy!
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I am so excited to post Tara and Jared’s wedding images, but I had better start at the beginning right? Living in Texas, the couple met in dental school which would explain both of their gleaming pearly white smiles. They chose Salt Lake City as a wonderful midpoint between the two families to celebrate a destination wedding. Tara’s family is from Texas and Jared’s is from Idaho.
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