swanky - even in a western town like Jackson :)
I helped the mother of the groom with the flowers so I got a sneak peek behind the scenes the day of the dinner. Here are some pics of the arrangements - very Jackson Hole!
They looked great on top of the bandannas and hay bales!
Our work was finished here after adding bandanna napkins and cowboy hats full of M&Ms that said "Hadyn" and "Samantha." Very cute.
I loved the lighting in the room...
The cocktail hour was held here....
As well as here....
I couldn't resist a quick pic with the best man before he headed off to do his duties - especially since he was finally feeling better and I wasn't afraid to be close to him again :)
The garden was a great spot for some group pics...
As well as another one with Matt.
AND the beautiful bride.
I was SO sad when I realized that my camera battery was going to die halfway through the dinner :( Before it went dark on me, I did manage to snap a photo of the groom with his brothers..
And with his best man.
As well as the cute cake.
There were lots of great toasts to both the bride and groom! I felt lost without my camera! Anyway, I barely squeezed the last pic in by turning my camera off for a few minutes and then hurriedly snapping a shot in about .2 seconds once I turned it on.
This is the bride's 11 year old brother giving his toast! Too adorable. He was so genuine and even shed a few tears which was so sweet.
We had some fun afterwards too. Little did we know that Teton Gravity Research (TGR), a local ski film production company, had a film launch scheduled for the weekend we were there. When we arrived at the bar, the doorman told us very secretively that some "famous winter sports athletes" were downstairs. I didn't recognize anyone but maybe that's because I haven't caught up on my ski films in a while :) I'm sure Matt will make me watch them again at some point. I know you're jealous.
so fun! the flowers look great:) didn't know that you helped Doris! xoxoxo
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