Mack and Grayson’s gorgeous Colorado wedding was full of mountain views, lush florals, earthy and organic details, and the sweetest touches to create the perfect Colorado wedding aesthetic. The design vision for their wedding at La Joya Dulce Ranch was simple: softness and warmth. Captured by Caitlin Steuben Photography and planned with the help of Tommi at La Joya Dulce Ranch, we promise it’s impossible not to want to see every photo of this timelessly rustic mountain wedding.
Featured designer: Louvienne
The bride stunned in the Zuko gown by Louvienne, a structured fit-and-flare with a wide scoop neckline and ruched bodice.
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Bouquets: hydrangeas and white roses
They used hydrangeas and white roses as a nod to the bride’s Carolina roots, which were paired with lush greenery for a timeless bouquet.
On trend: asymmetircal boutonniere
The groom wore a classic gray suit with a light gray, textured tie complemented by a gorgeous asymmetrical boutonniere made from delicate white flowers and greenery.
Wood arbor design: Blue to white ombre
Beginning in front of the backdrop of their gorgeous reception space, the bride walked down the aisle to where the couple said their vows in front of a wood arbor by Wild Hare Floral Co. covered in white hydrangeas and greenery with intentional ombre blue detailing on the bottom. This elegant yet simple design choice perfectly complemented the awe-inspiring mountain backdrop.
Wedding vibe goals: Intentional & joyful!
From the flower man who handed out beers mid-aisle to a trio of signature cocktails, every moment was joyfully intentional.
Reception theme: summer garden party
Tablescapes featured delicate votives, elevated candlesticks, and vintage-inspired plateware, bringing Grayson’s summer garden party dreams to life in elegant blues, whites, and golds.
Featured dessert: macarons!
The couple cut into their own single-tier white textured wedding cake, while guests opted for colorful macarons and other individually sized dessert options.
