Tied Up: One of the few requests from Will was that he and his groomsmen would get to wear bolo ties. “It’s just so him,” says Jackie. The sartorial choice was a show of Texas spirit from the groom, an SMU graduate.

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Special Spritz: Sourced and painted by the bride, this bar cart was used to distribute signature drinks, the names of which were inspired by Jackie and Will’s moms’ grandma monikers. “They like to say they set us up,” says Jackie, “so this was a way to say ‘thank you and we love you.’ ”

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A Sentimental Choice: Jackie fell in love with her dress even before she tried it on. One of the first to see it was her great-aunt Polly, who passed exactly one year before the wedding. “It was so special to me that she got to see it,” Jackie says.

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Yello’ There: The bridal bouquet was packed with organically arranged flowers in Jackie’s favorite hue. The color wasn’t the only intentional choice; daisies were incorporated as a nod to Jackie’s late great-aunt Polly, whose favorite flowers were daisies.

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The Bold and the Beautiful: “I wanted it to look like a bag of Skittles exploded at my wedding,” says Jackie. Vivid colors were featured in the florals, decor, and bridesmaids’ dresses. Even guests were asked to dress brightly.

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I Do With a View: While the bride’s family lives full-time in Dallas, since Jackie and Will’s engagement took place in Colorado, it just made sense for the mountain-loving couple to tie the knot atop one of their favorite peaks in Vail.

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Photo by Stephanie Brazzle Photography

Mail Call: The invitation suite featured a floral border that was originally handpainted by the bride.

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It’s in the Can: Among the drink options was a bevy of Waterloo, as jackie’s dad is an investor in the sparkling water company.

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Good Day: With a 4:30 p.m. start time, much of the reception occurred in broad daylight—but guests weren’t shy about getting on the dance floor. “They had guests that came ready to party,” says Karli.

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Photo by Stephanie Brazzle Photography

Photo by Stephanie Brazzle Photography

Bloom Where You’re Planted: Nicknamed “Mother Tree,” a bright floral tree provided a beautiful centerpiece for the reception’s 360-degree bar. “Flowers were really important,” says Karli. “We kept the ceremony pretty simple to focus on the natural backdrop and the beautiful views, but the color scheme was mostly carried by the flowers.”

Photo by Stephanie Brazzle Photography

Photo by Stephanie Brazzle Photography