Some weddings are grand in scale, while others are grand in meaning. For Kylie and Nicholas, their wedding in Green Valley, Arizona, was an intimate gathering that celebrated love, family, and the beauty of togetherness. With just 28 guests—their closest family and friends traveling from across the country—the couple created a celebration that was both timeless and deeply personal.

The design perfectly reflected the warmth of autumn in the desert. A rich color palette of wine and rose tones set the mood, softened by lush green foliage woven throughout the décor. The combination felt both romantic and refined, with each detail complementing the natural Arizona backdrop.

Choosing a fall date allowed Kylie and Nicholas to embrace a seasonal aesthetic that was timeless, elegant, and understated. Every element, from the florals to the table settings, was thoughtfully chosen to evoke a sense of grace without excess—proof that intimate weddings can be just as stunning as large-scale celebrations.

While the design was beautiful, what truly made this wedding extraordinary was the atmosphere of love that filled the day. Guests traveled from all over the country to be present, making the intimate guest list even more meaningful. Each toast, laugh, and embrace felt significant, creating memories that the couple and their families will treasure for years to come.

Kylie and Nicholas’ wedding was a reminder that a wedding doesn’t need hundreds of guests to feel monumental. With rich autumn colors, timeless style, and the love of their dearest family and friends, their Green Valley wedding was the perfect beginning to their forever.

Wedding Planner: Sammond Events
Wedding Coordination: Quail Creek Country Club
Photographer: TJ Roxas Photography
DJ: DJ Aftershock
Venue: Quail Creek Country Club
Catering: Quail Creek Country Club
Florals: Flower Moxie (Supply) & Sammond Events (Arrangement)
Cake: Walmart
Bridal: Azazie
Menswear: Men’s Warehouse