Friday, October 8, 2010

Salt Lake Wedding Photographer - Kelli + Luke

Kelli + Luke
July 17, 2010
Market Street Grill
Salt Lake City, Utah


BEFORE THE WEDDING

Occupations:

Kelli: Health and Safety Advisor

Luke: Small Business Consultant and Part time student

How the couple met: We went to high school together

How he proposed:

We went to Cancun last year and our first night there we went on a walk along the beach. We walked out on this empty dock as the sun was setting, when we got to the end of it he got down on one knee.

Bridal shower/Bachelorette party: Group of friends went out to dinner and just hung out at friends house.

Bachelor party: VEGAS


WEDDING

Ceremony Place: Market Street Grill Cottonwood

Date: July 17, 2010

The bride wore: A gown from Fantasy Bridal

The groom wore: A suit from J. Crew


RECEPTION

Reception Place: Market Street Grill Cottonwood

Wedding music: String Quartet

Wedding song: Make you feel me love - Adele

Menu: Chicken, Shrimp, and Clam Chowder

Cake: Chocolate caramel toffee and almond poppy seed.

Colors: white, green, purple

Flowers: hydrangeas and peonies


MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT

Bride's answer: We got our food and were able to go sit out on the patio and eat, just me and Luke. It was great to have those five minutes or so just to be able to sit and talk with Luke without any distractions.


Groom's answer: Having all our friends and family there… the whole day was great!


HONEYMOON

Place: Maui, Hawaii

A memorable moment of the honeymoon: We stayed at the Sheraton which is right next to Black Rock where we spent every day snorkeling and relaxing on the beach.







































VENDORS

Rings: Gines

Invitations: UR Invited

Rehearsal dinner: Tuscanys

Guest book: OpieFoto

Photography: OpieFoto

Bridal gown: Fantasy Bridal

Hair and Makeup: Erin Lee Cornia

Groom’s Tux/Suit: J. Crew

Flowers: Dahlias

Catering: Market Street Grill

Cake: Bayshore cakes

Venue: Market Street Grill in Cottonwood

Entertainment/Music: Strings of Elegance

Officiant: Reverend Anita Gordon

Transportation: Something Vintage Something Blue

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