Is it too late to post about a wedding that happened a year ago? Hopefully not because this was one my favorite 2010 events:)

This destination wedding started out with a landscape invite adorned with a mountain scene along the bottom and the outer envelope wrap. We created a custom map that was much needed for all the out of town guests traveling to Jackson Hole. {This invite inspired the final design for Andrew in my Studio Collection}

The couple graciously planned a whole week of optional events including a trip to Yellowstone, dinners & river rafting! For this, we created a welcome program with the itinerary timeline inside. They included this in welcome bags that were locally printed on sustainable bamboo materials. Inside the bags they also had bamboo T-shirts printed with their names, wedding date and the mountainscape from the invite.

The wedding itself was on top of the Jackson Hole ski hill overlooking the valley. Guests road a gondola to the top and then enjoyed an inside reception on top of the hill with a plated dinner and live band. For the seating, we made the table “numbers” as pictures related to nature and the outdoors. Guests’ escort cards adorned an image to guide them to the appropriate table. The flat escort cards were placed in handmade (with a little table saw help from my hubs:) birch bark holders.

After the reception, guests were given a hot chocolate nightcap as they ascended the mountain in gondolas.

Mark Fisher Photography was an amazing photographer for this wedding. He specializes in highly active, outdoor photography. And captured many of the couple’s casual, spontaneous moments very well.

This was such a fun wedding to be apart of, Happy 1st Anniversary to the Kellers!