A Sweet Wedding Featured on Aisle Ready Blog!

We are so happy to share this sweet wedding full of vibrant color to pull us out of doldrums of the ever dropping temperatures outside! Thanks to Aisle Ready for featuring this GORGEOUS wedding that we did at Sleepy Ridge Golf Course! Check it out! "It was a match made in heaven when it comes to Ally & Zach. Ally and Zach got married in beautiful Orem, UT at the undeniably beautiful Draper LDS Temple. Ally looked stunning beaded ball gown. Ally said she wanted to look classy and elegant in her gown.

Ally and Zach did not do a first look. Ally said she wanted Zach to be completely surprised when he saw her for the first time. She now regrets that because she thinks it would have been amazing to capture Zach’s face in a more private setting while seeing her in her dress for the first time!

Ally and Zach’s reception was at Sleepy Ridge Golf Course. The venue was decorated with bright colors of tiffany blue, coral, orange and pinks.

Ally describes her decor:

I wanted the wedding and reception to be classy and elegant. My colors were tiffany blue, coral and orange. The tablecloths were tiffany blue and coral. There were tulle streamers draped from the center of the ceiling to the sides of the room, which were strung with small white lights in them. They made such a nice statement! The centerpieces on the tables were a mixture of both tall and shorter clear glass vases filled with assorted roses, daisies, curly dahlias with peach stock. Small glass votive candles were placed on each table as well. There were tall trees scattered throughout the large reception room which also were lit with lights. There was a large fireplace mantle that was decorated with flowers, greenery and votive candles. The decorations came together so beautifully and was classy and just what I had envisioned!

Their wedding cake was a round, four layered cake with ruffled buttercream frosting, which was ombre coral colored from bottom to top. It had roses, daisies and dahlias scattered on it. It was displayed beautifully on a low, round silver pedestal.