Kyle + Erin | Four Seasons Vail Wedding

Homebody people who appreciate the urban lifestyle but love the mountains just as much. The first time I met Erin and Kyle I knew they would be a good match for me. I met them in LoHi in Denver for their engagement session just before their wedding. Erin was finishing up her masters and they were both living in LoHi. They wanted an urban feel to the contrast of their beautiful mountain wedding. So we walked around and stopped for a beer at their local brewery, walked their dogs in the local park. Erin ran upstairs to change outfits since we were right near her apartment and I began talking to Kyle.  It became so clear to me that he was totally smitten with his fiancé. Stating himself that he was the luckiest man alive and she was way out of his league.  In fairness I think they are matched perfectly, but my point being that I believe that a strong marriage is built on the notion that the other person does believe they are the luckiest person in the world. That they are getting the better end of the stick. I think it sets up a precedent that they are going to treat each other like gold for the rest of their lives. This was so apparent on their wedding day as well. The day was orchestrated to perfection by Erin, her sister Colleen, and Bella Planning and Design at the stunning Four Seasons in Vail, Colorado.  The fall colors in Vail Village were peaking and the connection to all the family that was there was incredible. Erin had lost her mom just a few short years before and her presence on her wedding day was so felt. I couldn’t be more honored to be a part of such a special day. Thank you Erin & Kyle for having me and I wish you so much love and joy in your new adventure.

XO,

Sarah

Venues: Vail Interfaith Chapel & Vail Four Seasons

Planner: Bella Design & Planning – Emily Campbell 

Dress: Claire Pettibone – Little White Dress

Floral Design: Bloom

Rentals: Pink Monkey Solutions

Videographer: Lupher Arts

Band: Soul School

Hair/MU: Colorado Makeup and Hair

Officiant: Father Jim of St. Patrick’s

Invitations and Stationery:  Richard’s Notebook