Sometimes the simplest treatments can be extraordinary. Increase the festive factor of holiday florals by accessorizing with these napkin rings.
Orchid Dynasty’s Shelly Lewis makes a living turning flowers into floral art. When it comes to creating centerpieces for her clients, she relies on color, form, texture, and repetition to create aesthetic “tension” and interest.
A centerpiece can make or break a holiday table. That’s a lot for pressure for these festive florals—and for those who create them. But don’t stress. These 6, easy-to-make centerpieces are guaranteed to be the tops on your table this season.
Rather than hosting at home, Sara and Brett Toliver throw a fall dinner party at The Urban Studio, Ogden’s newest hot spot on Historic 
25th Street.
Centerpiece? Pfft. Event designer Chris Lavoie suggest a surprising tablescape instead.
Once relegated to garden parties and summer soirees, wine spritzers are now a favorite.
Pumpkin spice lattes, watch out. You may be the darling of fall’s arrival, but for those of us (me) who pass on your caffeinated froth, your much-anticipated arrival rolls out the red carpet for other menu items filled to the brim with autumn flavors like cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and clove.
Tracey Thompson of Vine Lore, a local brokerage specializing in boutique wines and craft spirits, recommends refreshing wines for end of summer sipping.
Right about now dahlias are strutting their stuff in Utah’s most striking gardens.