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A Backyard Wedding in Woody Creek, CO

  • Photos: Kern-Photo, Denver | Event Planning: Kevin Omura, Kuleana Design, San Francisco, CA | Location: The bride's family home, Woody Creek
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Lindsay & Taylor in Woody Creek, CO
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see more: colorado, at home, outdoor/garden, summer
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To achieve a “just picked” feel, Lindsay’s florist used lots of wildflowers and lilacs for her white with flecks of purple bouquet.
To achieve a “just picked” feel, Lindsay’s florist used lots of wildflowers and lilacs for her white with flecks of purple bouquet.
see more: bridal bouquets
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The couple’s sisters matched the laid back style with strapless, teal dresses. “They were cute and casual enough for a backyard wedding,” says Lindsay.
The couple’s sisters matched the laid back style with strapless, teal dresses. “They were cute and casual enough for a backyard wedding,” says Lindsay.
see more: bridesmaid looks
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As a nod to Taylor’s love for music, the couple had their invitations printed on concert-style posters and mailed out in poster tubes.
As a nod to Taylor’s love for music, the couple had their invitations printed on concert-style posters and mailed out in poster tubes.
see more: invitations, blue
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The bride and groom exchanged vows on the deck of Lindsay’s childhood home near the Roaring Fork River at 2:31 -- a Jewish tradition. “While our ceremony wasn’t religious, there were still little touches of family tradition and luck incorporated in,” says the bride.
The bride and groom exchanged vows on the deck of Lindsay’s childhood home near the Roaring Fork River at 2:31 -- a Jewish tradition. “While our ceremony wasn’t religious, there were still little touches of family tradition and luck incorporated in,” says the bride.
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Guests quenched their thirst with refreshing lemonade displayed in galvanized buckets marked with chic signs matching the rest of the wedding stationery.
Guests quenched their thirst with refreshing lemonade displayed in galvanized buckets marked with chic signs matching the rest of the wedding stationery.
see more: cocktail hour
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Taylor proposed to Lindsay by baking nearly 12 dozen mini-cupcakes and using them to spell out “Will you marry me?” on the floor. “After an all-cupcake proposal, we knew that we had to have a cupcake wedding cake,” says the bride.
Taylor proposed to Lindsay by baking nearly 12 dozen mini-cupcakes and using them to spell out “Will you marry me?” on the floor. “After an all-cupcake proposal, we knew that we had to have a cupcake wedding cake,” says the bride.

Lindsay & Taylor in Woody Creek, CO

The Bride Lindsay Landis, 25 and self-employed, she runs PurrDesign.com and PatternandPaw.com The Groom Taylor Hackbarth, 27 and self-employed, he also runs PurrDesign.com and PatternandPaw.com The Date June 27 Lindsay and Taylor wanted a casual, down-to-earth style for their backyard wedding, so they chose a turquoise, black and white color combo and worked the bride's obsession with ampersands (she's a graphic designer) into the details.
- Carrie Chambers
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