Today we have guest blogger Emily Campbell, Owner/Planner of Bella Design & Planning (Dylan List Member) sharing some advice on planning your rocky mountain wedding.
People who select the mountains for their wedding typically want to maximize these very mountains as their backdrop. Thus, the first step in planning a mountain wedding is to find someone who can show you all of the possibilities for venues. Since wedding planning typically follows the same steps regardless of your destination, it is most important to find someone who can be your local mountain guide. Wedding planners, venue representatives, and wedding blogs are all strong resources.
The next step is to set the date and then create your timeline. Having a clear plan for the wedding day not only gives you a sense of relief, it also shows you how many hours you will need to book your vendors.
The third step then is to select your vendors. The Rocky Mountains are home to extraordinary artists and wedding providers.
Once you have assembled your dream team, you are free to play with your wedding design. Many brides like to incorporate natural elements such as pinecones, birch or aspen covered vases, Manzanita branches with hanging votives, moss, burlap, wildflowers and aspen leaves. The wonderful thing about the mountains is that it’s beautiful everywhere so depending on your style you can simply use the natural setting and add accents of décor- thus keeping your décor bill down.
Most importantly, in planning your mountain wedding, remember that the mountains invoke peace so I encourage you to find venues and vendors that allow you to feel happy and calm. Best of luck in your planning process!
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Thanks for this posting. Jackson Hole Brides need to read this!