Midway Mountain Micro Wedding

K+B

There’s nothing quite like fall in the Utah mountains, and Kacey and Bobby’s late September wedding was the perfect example. Surrounded by golden aspens and the crisp mountain air, this sweet couple from Nevada brought their closest family to celebrate a beautiful micro wedding at Wasatch Mountain State Park. With cowboy boots and hats, and plenty of country charm, their day was both down to earth and unforgettable.

The Couple

Kacey and Bobby are as sweet as it gets—boots, hats, and hearts full of love for their family. What made their wedding extra special was how they included their kids in the celebration, creating a day that wasn’t just about the two of them, but about their whole family coming together.

The Location: Wasatch Mountain State Park in Midway, Utah

Nestled in the Heber Valley, Wasatch Mountain State Park is one of Utah’s most stunning spots for an outdoor wedding. In the fall, the canyon comes alive with fiery oranges, yellows, and reds; making it an unforgettable backdrop for an intimate ceremony.

Kacey and Bobby chose Huber Grove, a tucked away orchard inside the park filled with apple trees. The soft autumn light filtering through the orchard created a magical, romantic setting for their vows. It was truly the perfect spot for their mountain micro wedding.

The Ceremony

With their kids by their side, Kacey and Bobby exchanged vows beneath the apple trees. The simplicity of the orchard, combined with the fall colors, gave the ceremony a natural beauty that didn’t need much decoration. The focus stayed exactly where it should; on the love between this couple and their family.

DETAILS:

Venue: Huber Grove, Wasatch Mountain State Park | Photographer: Abby Judd @wanderlustandwest | Florist: Lyndie Mott @considerthelyndies | Officiant: Ronnie Mulipola @mister_romance

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