Our ceremony at SkyView was in front of the gorgeous arbor that overlooks the greens and the mountains. We had a gorgeous day for an outdoor ceremony — sunny and 80 degrees. We adorned the arbor with hydrangeas, white roses, blue thistle, and natural greenery. The aisle was sprinkled with white rose petals. Guests looked on as our good friend, Cody, officiated the wedding.
The cocktail hour was in a beautiful room with floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors, all of which we kept open for the entire hour. There were cornhole boards outside and Adirondack chairs to lounge in. Guests went in and out of the cocktail hour room, which featured a pasta bar, a carving station, tables of charcuterie, fruit displays, and more. There were passed hors d’oeuvres as well, and among the favorites were chicken Hawaiian and bacon-wrapped dates. Guests still tell me that the cocktail hour at SkyView was one of their favorites of all time. The room was decorated with personal touches, but even without those details, SkyView’s furniture and design create a modern rustic look that complements the venue’s natural beauty.
For the main event, we were in the ballroom, which features a fireplace, beautiful natural light, and a chandelier. The room felt grand, elegant, and warm. Posh DJs provided the entertainment and guests danced all night. In addition to a DJ, there was an interactive drummer and a sax player, both of whom created a fun party environment for our guests.