A Bighorn Mountain Destination Wedding

Elegant ~ Minimal ~ Personal 

These sweethearts planned an intimate elopement in Wyoming at a family cabin in the Bighorn Mountains. They traveled from the midwest with their nearest and dearest to gather under towering pines and proclaim their love.

Storyteller Mo Speer Photography traveled along to capture all the beauty and intimacy of the day.

We created a soft and romantic garden-styled bouquet with garden roses and a nod to our favorite mountain wildflowers with pale blue delphinium, soft yellows, lavender scabiosa, and the sweetest daisies from my yard.

A garden inspired wedding bouquet with white garden roses and daisies, pale blue delphinium, purple scabiosa, and pale yellow goldenrod for an intimate June destination wedding in the Bighorn Mountains, WY
Mo Speer Photography - Wyoming Bighorn Mountain Elopement at a family cabin with bouquet by Whirly Girl FLowers of Sheridan WY

Her stunning Davenport Bridal dress came from Park & Fifth, which she paired with a sheer bridal scarf for their June wedding day.

The groom wore a modern pale grey three-piece suit with an epic beard. They choose not to have a bridal party and gathered with those they love for a weekend getaway full of wildflower meadows, mountain exploring and more moose than you could count.

Overall, simply magical.

Mountain elopement in the Bighorn Mountains near Sheridan, WY. Groom stands below towering stone walls and wears a light grey three-piece suit and long beard. Mo Speer Photography.
Pastel wedding flowers with a wildflower feel with white garden roses, blue delphinium, peach lisianthus, lavender scabiosa, white daisies for a Wyoming Bighorn Mountain Elopement with flowers by Whirly Girl Flowers of Sheridan, WY and Mo Speer Photo
A long wooden farm table with wooden box centerpieces in white, lavender, yellow and blue with garden roses and eucalyptus by Whirly Girl Flowers of Sheridan WY
A wyoming elopement with a herd of Moose in the Bighorn Mountains

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During a Wyoming Elopement in the Bighorn Mountains, a Bride and groom walk through a wildflower meadow near Twin Buttes

A June wedding in Emerald & White

A couple stands in front of the Bighorn Mountains for June wedding at the Brinton Museum near Sheridan, WY.  The groom wears a classic black tux and the bride in a strapless a-line gown. All white bouquet garden roses, peonies, ranunculus, scabiosa

Eva & James

College sweethearts Eva & James invited friends and family to celebrate their June wedding amidst the stunning landscapes of Wyoming and the Bighorn Mountains.

Held at the picturesque Brinton Museum near Sheridan, their wedding was the ultimate blend of elegance, beauty, and joy. The wedding featured a sophisticated color palette of emerald green and white.

James and his men wore classic black tuxes for the day, while Eva’s attendants wore long dresses in emerald green from Birdy Grey.

Nathan Hans Films captured the joy of their day with planning & coordination by Emma from Velvet & Vine wedding planning from Cody, WY.

An all white bouquet lays with a mountain inspired wedding invitation in white and green for a June wedding in Wyoming.
A ceramic bud vase in white with garden roses and lisianthus lays on an emerald green tablecloth with loose greenery and LED candles
bridemaids in emerald dark green dresses from birdy grey with bouquets in all white flowers. created by Whirly Girl flowers, a wyoming wedding florist in Sheridan, WY

A bridal bouquet

Eva requested an all-white bouquet without any accenting greenery. I used garden roses, white peonies, lisianthus, ranunculus, and the most dreamy scabiosa! I loved this tailored and romantic bouquet, which was perfect for their June celebration.

Ceremony flowers in white and dark green for a wedding in front of the Bighorn Mountains. Created by wyoming wedding florist whirly girl flowers from Sheridan, WY

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A Cottage-Core elopement in the Big Horn Mountains

A bride and groom stand in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming. Wyoming destination wedding near Sheridan WY with flowers by Whirly Girl Flowers

Cottage-core ~ Earthy ~ Chic

Minnesota wedding photographer Britney Moser traveled to Sheridan to capture this magical Wyoming destination wedding.

Alexandra wanted her day full of earthy textures in white and green and a little pop of yellow as a nod to her yellow diamond engagement ring.

She wore a stunning bias-cut gown from A La Robe from The Dress Theory in Seattle made from silk crepe de chine with French lace detailing. With an ivory V-neck with lace details, she looked incredible atop our favorite Big Horn Mountains.

Sheath wedding dress with lace cap sleeves and back details with a wild bouquet in green white and yellow in the Bighorn Mountains near Buffalo, WY

These lovebirds planned a destination wedding in the Big Horn Mountains and a small celebration with their closest friends and family. They chose to stand up without a bridal party and her friends picked dresses in colors of blue and green to match the wedding theme.

A bride stands with her best friends in shades of blue and green at her destination micro wedding. No wedding party, just friends who party
Bistro lights hang above a long farm table for a micro-destination wedding in Buffalo, WY
A converted horse trailer served as the bar for this backyard micro wedding near Buffalo, WY
A bride and groom jump for joy after their wedding ceremony surrounded by a mini ground arch in greens and white for their June wedding Buffalo, WY

A Sunflower Wedding in White and Yellow

Cheery ~ Western-y ~ Bright

When a horse trainer calls for a vet to doctor some sick calves, it’s a love story for the books.

Rebecca and Brandt chose to say I do below the Bighorn Mountains at the Big Horn Equestrian Center near his childhood home, and their day was full of dramatic weather and the biggest smiles.

Forever West Weddings & Events coordinated an incredible group of vendors for this couple from California to make their destination wedding dreams come true.

Wyoming wedding photographer Cassie Madden captured everything from getting ready to smiles in the rain.

The groom and his men wore a classic western Canadian tuxedo and their cowboy hats with boots. The bride found her perfect dress at Miosa Bridal, a shop in Folsom, CA, and her ladies wore pale blue knee-length dresses.

The bride’s love of sunflowers directed our vision for the day and her flowers. We included locally grown Ox Eye Sunflowers (Heliopsis helianthoides) and white cosmos for a delicate, light feeling with plenty of movement.

They originally planned an outdoor ceremony on the expansive polo fields under an arch from Powder River Party Rentals with flowers and some calf roping pieces. Ultimately, the rain called for a change of plans, but we love these shots captured beforehand. The hanging arrangements did double duty for the day and were used as centerpieces under the tent for their reception.

The Cake Chic - Jaci Schmidt created custom cookies for each guest and a three-layer cake with a custom topper. The team from Shabby Shack crafted a beautiful meal and place settings under the tent for their reception.

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Elegant & Bright - A Wedding in White & Blue

Hanna & Kade

These two sweethearts met in the Midwest and made a home together in the heart of Sheridan, WY. They brought that St Louis flair to the Wild West and hosted a beautiful wedding at the Brinton Museum in July. Here's a fun fact: We live on the same street!

Wyoming Wedding Photographer Cassie Madden captured all the thoughtful details Laura from Forever West Weddings & Events curated for this couple.

Besides their elegant flowers in white and pale blue, my favorite moment might have been their custom escort wall, complete with watercolor renditions of their favorite places.

Follow along for a complete vendor list and all the flower magic below.

Here’s the incredible team who brought the magic for this late July wedding in Sheridan, WY.

The bride and her best friends stayed at a charming downtown Sheridan AirBnb with amazing lighting and fun details for photographs while getting ready.

Their ceremony took place on the elegant lawns at the Brinton Museum under a simple arch from Powder River Party Rentals. I added soft, ivory draping and white and pale blue flowers with lots of greenery. We framed the aisle with white pillars topped with simple green ferns.

For their reception under the tent, we used a mix of centerpieces including delicate bud vases with garden roses in white and larger arrangements in white ceramic vases. She provided LED candles in blue and white with silver candle sticks and votives to complete the look.

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