A sprawling ranch lavished with lace and crystal accents was the setting for an at-home wedding under Wyoming's big sky.
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“The wedding was a family affair through and through. The bride’s aunt and mother were the planner-designers, and the setting itself is a family-owned ranch," says planners Jane Carter-Getz & Ellen Carter, owners of Belle Cose.
A ceremony with a view:
Custom stationery depicts local Jackson Hole monuments.
Delicate green “ivy” silk ribbons secure the rings.
The beribboned wedding programs on display in a vintage wheelbarrow.
A teepee served as a pre- and post reception gathering spot.
The hand-lettered seating chart was made by a family member.
The barn was swagged in fabric and string lights.
Custom-crafted Mr. and Mrs. signature cocktails in fruity shades echo the prevailing floral palette.
"The blue and white color palette put a crisp, formal spin on the surroundings while the lush pink and white floral design added warmth and romance."
A custom lace overlay complements the blue dinnerware, glassware and linens.
The hand-painted cake was accented with a fresh peony, a favorite bloom of both the bride and her mother.
Vendors
Photography: Carrie Paterson
Planning & design: Jane Carter-Getz & Ellen Carter
Flowers: Lily & Co.
Calligraphy: Amy Carter
Catering & Cake: Fine Dining Group
Rentals: Canvas Unlimited
Stationery: XOWYO Paper & Press
