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Color palette is copper, rust, cream, and white for this boho wedding at the Crescent Hall Event Venue in Sandy, Utah. Crescent Hall is a budget friendly event venue with brick walls, as well as a few white walls for modern photo spots. It is a historic building turned venue as it used to be a school. They have a loft for extra space for tables and viewing the main area. They provide tables and chairs as well as some decor rental options including vases, arches, and pampas grass. The browns and blacks in the venue lend themselves well to a boho vibe.
For this fall wedding, the couple had a big floral moment for their ceremony backdrop to make a statement. They focused most of their budget on the backdrop and did simple centerpieces to save money. The large floral columns are also known as a broken arch, a partial arch, or flower towers. They are filled with pampas grass, eucalyptus, roses, dahlias, mums, lisianthus, and other fall dried elements. For the simple centerpieces they did bud vases with white, rust, and copper flowers and dried grasses lining the center of the long tables where guests ate. The chandelier was decorated with cascading eucalyptus, dried amaranthus, and fall foliage and added to the ceremony backdrop. A simple cake was given an elegant touch with the addition of cream and white flowers. This was an LDS wedding so you'll see the photos at the Provo City Center Temple where the sealing took place. Afterward they did a ring ceremony and reception at Crescent Hall Event Venue. See more western wedding flowers.
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Bronte
Bronte is a seasoned floral designer with over 13 years of experience and a degree in horticulture and floral design. She has been featured in prestigious bridal magazines and has worked with hundreds of couples. Bronte is dedicated to simplifying the wedding process for her clients and promoting the use of locally sourced flowers, combining her passion for blooms with sustainability efforts in the industry.
