David’s Bridal
Growing up on farms three hours from one another, Alison and Dory enjoy the outdoors, and it was only fitting that they host a rustic farm wedding for themselves
Ebony and Solimar wanted to host a day where everyone felt comfortable – a laid-back family-orientated wedding day was a perfect choice for them.
With a shared love of the outdoors, Uinta National Forest was the perfect spot to host this small, bright and romantic outdoor wedding in the woods.
Destiny and Halley celebrated their love at their mountaintop wedding, surrounded by all their favorite people. They wore beautiful gowns and had a quick change into classy suits for their reception.
Kayla and Tricia always felt like the black sheep in their families, and so creating a rustic boho wedding that was truly reflective of them was most important.
2020 taught Lizzie and Mia to not expect anything. Their original wedding was downsized and a teary decision led to a sweet intimate Colorado elopement.
It’s been eight years of building a deep love, and Courtney & Kaylin chose to celebrate their union as wives with one heck of a party.
Meredith and Rachel’s wedding day is filled with quirky little nods to inside jokes between them and elements that turn on the fun.
After choosing engagement rings together, Lauren and Tarran planned their dream wedding – only to have it canceled due to the global pandemic. Instead, they eloped among the Redwoods.
They’ve overcome three long years of being in a long-distance relationship to be together. And, after an uneventful proposal, they married in Utah surrounded by their favorite people, the mountains and the desert.
