Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Our Wedding

Our first date was supposed to be dinner. Instead, we found ourselves roping with Sam's friends, and honestly should have known right then that there would be a lot of roping in our future. What started as one unexpected evening turned into something neither of us saw coming. We became best friends fast. We were intentional about it long conversations, real honesty, and so so so many laughs. We're a little bit opposite and that works for us! Sam is quiet. I am... not always. But when Sam makes a joke, it's always a good one. He has a way of balancing us, grounding our world and keeping everything moving. Together we laugh a ton, spend a lot of time on new adventures, and are always looking for something to eat...Sam is ALWAYS hungry. We can't wait to spend forever making new memories and growing together through all of the seasons. Our story just started!

Our Story

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Wedding Party

Elevated Western Think cocktail-hour elegance with a little bit of country. We're asking guests to think tailored suits, elegant dresses, and sophisticated separates then add that perfect Western touch. Dust off your favorite boots, tip your hat, and come ready to celebrate in style. Ladies, long gowns and cocktail dresses are both welcome. Gentlemen, suits and blazers are encouraged. Boots are always a yes, and a well-chosen hat will earn you extra points on the dance floor. Please no jeans

Dress Code

The Basics When is the wedding? Saturday, September 26th, 2026. The ceremony begins at 4:30 PM — please plan to arrive by 4:00 so you can get settled before we say our vows. When do I need to RSVP?Please RSVP no later than August 17th, 2026 Where is the wedding? River Bottoms Ranch — 1374 N River Rd, Midway, UT 84049. Who do I reach out to if I have questions? Carly is your go-to. Don't hesitate to reach out directly. (614)955-1213 Adults-Only CelebrationWe kindly request that our wedding be an adults-only event. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to celebrating with you! Is there a dress code?Please see the dress code tab for more information. Please dress cocktail with a western flare. Men, we ask that you do not wear jeans. Can I bring a guest?Due to venue capacity, we can only accommodate the guests listed on your invitation. Can I take photos during the ceremony?We invite you to be fully present with us and kindly ask that phones and cameras remain put away during the ceremony. Is parking available?Yes, but it is limited. Do you have a hotel room block?Yes, at the Grand Hyatt Deer Valley. Please see the travel tab for block details and group code. Will there be shuttle service?There will be a wedding day shuttle service to and from the venue to the Grand Hyatt Deer Valley.

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https://www.hyatt.com/events/en-US/group-booking/SLCGP/G-IWED GROUP POST AS NAME:&nbsp;&nbsp;Carly Cologna Wedding Room Block CUT-OFF DATE: 26th August 2026 We have also added pre- and post-event room availability from&nbsp;September 22nd through September 30th

Grand Hyatt Deer Valley

Travel & Hotel

We're getting married in one of Utah's most beautiful corners and there's no shortage of ways to make a weekend (or week) of it. Whether you're after adventure, relaxation, or a little of both, the Heber Valley and Park City have you covered. Get OutsideHiking &amp; Biking — 400+ miles of trails in and around Park City, from easy lakeside strolls to serious mountain singletrack. Fly Fishing — The Provo River is a Blue Ribbon trout stream. Guided or solo, it's one of the best fishing spots in the West. Horseback Riding — Explore the valley on horseback through guided rides in the surrounding mountains and meadows. ATV &amp; RZR Rentals — Hit the backcountry trails around Wasatch Mountain State Park with a guided or self-guided off-road adventure. On the WaterDeer Creek &amp; Jordanelle Reservoirs — Two stunning reservoirs minutes from the venue. Rent a boat, paddleboard, or just soak up the views. Homestead Crater — A geothermal hot spring inside a 55-ft limestone dome. Swim, soak, snorkel, or scuba dive in 90–96°F mineral water, year round. Over-Water Zipline — Zipline Utah at Deer Creek is one of the longest over-water ziplines in the world. Not for the faint of heart. Thrills &amp; FunUtah Olympic Park — Bobsled rides, zip lines, an alpine slide, and a museum celebrating Park City's 2002 Olympic legacy. Alpine Coaster — Park City Mountain's 3,000-ft luge-style coaster is one of the longest in the world. Pure fun. The Heber Creeper — A historic steam train that winds through Provo Canyon past Deer Creek Reservoir. Great for families. Hot Air Balloon — Float above the Wasatch Mountains at sunrise. One of the most breathtaking ways to see the valley. Food, Drink &amp; CultureHistoric Main Street — Park City's heart, lined with boutiques, galleries, and some of the best restaurants in Utah. High West Distillery — Utah's first legal distillery since the 1870s. Whiskey flights and hearty alpine food in a cozy downtown saloon. Heber Valley Artisan Cheese — Award-winning cheeses from local family-run creameries. A must-stop for food lovers. Golf — Three courses in the valley — Wasatch Mountain, Soldier Hollow, and Homestead — all with stunning mountain backdrops. Scenic DrivesGuardsman Pass — A winding high-altitude road connecting Midway to Big Cottonwood Canyon. Jaw-dropping views, especially in the fall. Cascade Springs — A beautiful 7.5-mile drive from Midway to natural mountain springs. Easy, scenic, and completely worth it.

Carly & Samuel

Carly & Samuel

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