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A winter wonderland wedding at Lake Tahoe’s Hyatt Regency

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Even snow flurries couldn't stop this elegant winter wedding! The magical allure of a fall wedding in Lake Tahoe set the stage for an unforgettable celebration that swiftly transformed into a whimsical winter wonderland, when temperatures dropped more than 30 degrees overnight. At the exact moment the couple exchanged vows in a beautiful church amidst the trees, nature painted the canvas with unexpected rain, snow, and hail.

Keep reading to see how their fur baby stole the show at their already stunning portraits by Kay Kroshus!

Lake Tahoe wedding invitation suite

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The bright and fresh California bridal hair and makeup by Edin Carpenter Makeup Artistry was matched in the lush bouquets by Love & Lupines.

Elegant Tahoe bride with bedazzled veil

Emerald green bridesmaid dresses 

Jacqueline's bridesmaids looked gorgeous in velvet dresses in a stunning emerald color! The dress color reflected the natural tones of the Tahoe forest surrounding the venue. Patrick's groomsmen looked sharp in classic black suits that paired beautifully with the palette. 

Off the shoulder emerald bridesmaid dresses

Fresh white and green wedding bouquets

Classic black groomsmen suits

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Green forest themed wedding sign

You can see even more of this wedding day in the fabulous film by Chair 7 Films Cinematography

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The unexpected weather elements only added to the enchantment of the day. The couple’s energy was contagious. Guests found themselves embracing the transformation, relishing in the romantic charm brought about by the unanticipated snowfall and the gentle dance of rain and hail.

Tahoe bride walking down the aisle
Tahoe chapel wedding ceremony

The most dapper dog of honor

Another delightful addition to the wedding day was the super cute doodle, impeccably attired in a miniature tuxedo, adding an endearing and playful touch to the affair. His presence elicited joy, becoming a beloved highlight of the celebrations and was the perfect cameo to portraits with Kay Kroshus.

Elegant wedding dog tuxedo

Dog of honor

First kiss with dog

Blue Tahoe waters were the dreamiest backdrop

The crystal clear, blue waters of Lake Tahoe were a breathtaking backdrop for bride and groom portraits of Jacqueline & Patrick. We love how her gorgeous hair piece popped in the soft fall light!

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Elegant Lake Tahoe wedding portraits

Elegant ballroom reception with a pop of color 

The Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe was an elegant backdrop for a refined ballroom reception! The natural beauty of the surroundings were mirrored in the refined decor designed by Allison Keasal Events, blending classic white and rich greens, accented by touches of gold. This created an atmosphere that exuded both elegance and a regal charm. 

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Gold and white wedding table numbers

Rentals, paper goods, and linens from Little Bird Paper CompanyCelebrationsBBJ La Tavola, and Found Rental Co created an ethereal style that reflected the spirit of Tahoe. 

Green and gold custom wedding menus with wax seal

Elegant crystal chandelier

Newlyweds cutting simple classic wedding cake

First dance at Tahoe ballroom wedding

The fusion of natural beauty, unexpected weather, and the couple's exquisite taste in decor crafted an almost surreal experience—a celebration etched in the memories of all who attended.

Thank you to photographer Kay Kroshus for sharing this stunning wedding day! Be sure to check out the full gallery below for even more elegant winter style. 

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