Grace and Kevin’s summer wedding at Diamond Cross Ranch in Jackson Hole captured everything we love about designing in the Tetons: the open skies, mountain light, beautiful horses, and a palette that felt deeply tied to the landscape. Their florals drew from the soft whites and airy blues of the Wyoming sky, designed to feel organic to the setting yet elevated in detail.
The Vision
Grace and Kevin wanted a day that felt elevated yet warm — a true reflection of who they are. Their design emphasized timeless textures and a natural flower palette, combining soft whites and greenery with subtle sky-blue accents. Every floral element was carefully selected to evoke a fresh, inviting, and unpretentious elegance. The overall look achieved a seamless balance of western charm and natural sophistication, perfectly suited to the Jackson Hole mountain setting.
The Floral Story
Grace carried a timeless bouquet of white peonies and ranunculus accented with blue delphinium and tweedia. The soft palette reflected the clear Wyoming sky, creating a look that was both airy and classic, effortlessly in harmony with the mountain setting.
At the ceremony, a white rose petal aisle led guests toward the blue and white meadow ground arrangements and panoramic Teton views, setting a scene that felt grounded in the landscape and softly romantic.
The reception in the barn captured the Western wedding aesthetic perfectly, with natural textures and lively colors that brought warmth and authenticity to the space. Birch wrapped vase arrangements of white and blue flowers adorned each table, bringing color and abundance to the space. The florals and taper candles complemented the custom blue Jackson Hole toile linens by Rendezvous Design, creating an atmosphere that was both welcoming and distinct.
In the Details
One of the most memorable elements of Grace and Kevin’s Diamond Cross Ranch wedding was the greenery installation framing the venue’s grand windows. The design brought the outdoors in, softening the interior and drawing guests’ eyes toward the Teton Range throughout the evening. It created a sense of continuity between the reception and the mountain views beyond—an intentional reflection of the couple’s connection to place. Ceremony florals were repurposed for reception in front of the head table and the rose petals from the ceremony were put in a basket for guests to toss at the couple’s exit at the end of the night. Every detail, from the bespoke toile linens to the soft glow of candlelight, worked together to create an atmosphere that was both deeply personal and unmistakably Jackson Hole.
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The Creative Team
Planner: Ashley Rose (Wild Rose JH)
Photographer: Tim Miller (Tree & Mountain Weddings)
Venue: Diamond Cross Ranch Catering: Genevieve Catering. Cake: Windy Woman Cakes
Floral Design: Dandelion Floral
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