Romantic Indian American Wedding in Utah at La Caille
This stunning, romantic Indian American wedding in Utah at La Caille called for florals that represented two cultures, blending together in one symbolic union. The idea was to embolden flower designs with the traditional red hue found in Indian weddings. The vivacious tone represents new beginnings, prosperity, fertility, love, and passion. We also added traditional American tones like creamy pinks and whites.
The couple's chosen venue, the Chateau at La Caille, has an atmosphere of romance. Paving the way for an Indian American wedding in Utah that evoked elegance and whimsical florals for a day where two cultures were joined together in marriage.
Wedding Florals at La Caille
La Caille is a dreamy wedding venue located in Sandy, Utah, which also doubles as a French restaurant. Allowing couples to experience the grounds for a romantic dinner before making the decision to tour the venue. La Caille is nestled at the base of scenic Little Cottonwood Canyon. They host weddings and events with dramatic ridgeline views and a serene, tucked-away feeling.
There are a number of venue spaces available for hosting your wedding at La Caille. The couple featured here hosted their wedding in the Chateau. This particular space of the venue offers stunning architecture, representative of an English-style manor. For detailed information on hosting your wedding at La Caille, you can find our complete venue guide (including pricing) here.
Blending Two Cultures Through Floral Design
Unmistakably, Indian weddings are known for their vibrant, lively color palettes. They are often rich with shades of red, orange, and yellow. Each color is thought to be auspicious and representative of blessings bestowed upon the couple getting married.
Approaching this Indian American wedding in Utah, we knew that we had to find a delicate balance of both cultures. The idea was to honor each one equally, showcasing how seamlessly two became one.
The base of the floral designs began, of course, with red. Brides often wear red lehengas at an Indian wedding, and our bride's lehenga was incredibly ornate. It featured gold embroidery and intricately designed patterns and detailing. Adding red to the floral design was about enhancing the bride's look, without detracting from it. To keep our beautiful bride as the main focal point, we added greenery, creamy pinks, and white to balance her bouquet.
Our overall design process included key floral touch points such as red roses for the aisle, arrangements placed on either side of the aisle (which were later moved to the reception), and venue enhancements such as florals for the mantle piece, where the couple was joined in marriage. We also provided bud vases, which were set on the cake table, as well as the couple's fun take on a bar; a ‘mocktail’ station. Lastly, loose florals were provided for curating flatlays of the couple's stationery suite and jewelry.
Work With Wild Earth Designs for Your Indian American Wedding in Utah
If you are planning an Indian American wedding in Utah, we highly recommend considering La Caille as your chosen wedding venue. The venue offers a unique setting, intertwined with elegance and romance. Wild Earth Designs has years of experience curating weddings at La Caille. We work closely with our couples to bring the floral decor elements of their dream wedding to life. You can find more detailed information on working with Wild Earth Designs as your preferred Utah wedding florist when you visit this link.
