This is most certainly a top favorite wedding. 

Christopher and Shauna broke the glass with a big "Mazel tov!" during their Labor Day weekend wedding. They got married at Sweet Water Hollow, a great little venue located in Salmon. 

Shauna was a classic bride. She stunned her in wedding gown paired with her perfect half-up hairstyle. Her makeup was a perfect balance and the dress was amazing. The groomsmen, including Christopher wore nice gray suit with a burgundy tie. The bridal people wore a mixture of light and dark burgundy colors. 

Dylan, owner of Paulette's, styled and helped navigate the day. He put together some really great cozy seating areas with couches and pillows. He decorated the tents with a red velvet couches mix matched vintage chairs and a chandelier in the center. There was another couch on the other side of the property, they were great little areas for guests to get away from their dinner tables. 

I really loved the bride and groom table, set just for the two of them with some vintage chairs, lanterns and greenery - it was beautiful.  The flowers were truly to die for. The colors were gorgeous and the overall arrangements were stunning. The couple's arch, right on the river, had the most amazing flowers garnishing it with a rug down the aisle. The two shared a short ceremony officiated by Shauna's aunt. They performed the breaking of the plate during the ceremony, my personal first and it was great experiencing something new. 

They immediately joined their guests in the reception. The couple served the guests a catered meal from the Junkyard Bistro. They served salmon, chicken scallopini and vegan meatballs and the staff put together the most amazing charcuterie table. It was full of cheeses, crackers, meats, pickles - it was amazing. Their cake was provided by a family member and was a sweet beautiful cake. They also had an entire table of blueberry pie from the Odd Fellows' Bakery, they looked delicious! Photos below. 

 Everything was so romantic.
 And I loved it.