CLEAN and CLASSIC are the only two words for this couple!
Emily and Michael chose to keep it classy with a beautiful bouquet of neutral…
CLEAN and CLASSIC are the only two words for this couple!
Emily and Michael chose to keep it classy with a beautiful bouquet of neutral…
What bride doesn’t dream of a destination wedding?! Right from the start, Sam and Trisney knew they wanted to elope. Turkey was her bucket…
Dust off those boots and get ready to party because this beautiful bride got married!
We love when brides stay true to who they are,…
Together is the best place to be and this couple proves it! Melinna and Zeus grew up in El Paso, Texas. After high school,…
She thought his hair was too long. He thought she looked like trouble. The perfect beginning of a love story. Jessica + Brandon’s day,…
Orem’s Pressed Floral may be the best way to hold onto your wedding memories.
Pressed Floral’s Blooming Business
Sarah Ebert, the founder of Orem’s Pressed Floral, has…
Who said love is only for Valentine’s Day? It’s #MagMonday at Utah Valley Bride, and today’s inspiration is full of ROMANCE and CHARM. After…
Drop it like it’s hot! UVB dropped four new STUNNING covers on January 26th at the Rooftop in Lehi and danced till our feet…
Utah County Digital Marriage Licenses By Russ J Rampton, Supervisor of Digital Services
Wedding planning is a wonderful but hectic time with countless decisions to make…
Casual. Colorful. Chic. Charming. Natalie and Austin’s wedding is a backyard beauty. Bursting with love and joy, every image practically dances off the page.
Gabby Schmidt and Dalton Cline’s love started the way so many modern romances do — a dating app. Gabby is originally from Las Vegas, and Dalton is from St. George. They were both living in Provo when they went on their awkward first date. When Dalton moved back to southern Utah, they kept in touch as friends. It wasn’t until they did a pandemic “FaceTime Date” that sparks flew. “We ended up talking for four hours,” Gabby says.
Something blue. Something beautiful. Inspired by the cool blue of the sky as it reflects on the sparkling salt, this editorial paired bold color and texture to create an elevated modern design.
Meg Ricks and Darrell Hanks’ romance came alive in the city that never sleeps. Darrell was working as an investment banker in New York City, while Meg was modeling and dancing with the Radio City Rockettes. They noticed each other at church, followed each other on Instagram, and became fast friends. “We would help each other through dating struggles,” says Meg, who grew up in Provo. “I even remember telling him once, ‘Don’t worry, you’ll find an amazing girl to marry one day!’” After a few months, they began dating. And when Covid brought them both back to Utah, their friendship became a foundation for love.
