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Elegant wedding decor for your special day. Find more information at http://www.churchhouseweddings.
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Something Borrowed is a professional wedding decorating company in Salt Lake City, Utah. We have helped to create everlasting memories for thousands of brides, grooms and their families since 1997. From the ceremony to the reception, we will be with you every step of the way. As a wedding decorator, we will help you create the exact atmosphere and mood that you have envisioned since you were a chi

ld. Our decorating specialties are church house weddings, but we do weddings at homes, cultural halls and outdoors. Our wedding decorating services are available in Davis, Weber and Salt Lake counties of Utah. Check out our Décor Styles to find your perfect wedding style!

04/24/2023

Several months ago Something Borrowed celebrated its 25th anniversary of decorating weddings. Serving Wasatch, Davis and Weber counties, we have decorated over 4000 weddings. See our selection at www.churchhouseweddings.com.

04/17/2023

Old Europe has been a rock-solid addition to the Something Borrowed selection of backdrops. The dining area seen through this arch is just one of the many views your guests will enjoy at your reception.

04/10/2023

Looking for an outdoor wedding? Bring the Vineyard inside and enjoy the beauty of nature in the comfortable, safe environment of you local church house.

04/03/2023

Something Borrowed attends to every detail of decorating your wedding. Shown is the cake area for the Vineyard package. Vineyard has been a popular choice this spring. Bring the outdoors into your private, weather-safe venue.

04/01/2023

Something Borrowed has been busy this Spring decorating weddings in Salt Lake, Davis and Weber counties. Yesterday we decorated a beautiful historic church using our Vineyard set. It was magically complementary.

09/13/2022

Kaysville welcomed Secret Garden on the 5th. Secret Garden isn't a secret anymore so now you can enjoy its beauty at your wedding. Contact Kristine at (801) 698-2279 or view all the options at https://www.churchhouseweddings.com

09/07/2022

Something Borrowed just celebrated 25 years of decorating weddings on the Wasatch Front. One of the open-house questions was "How many have we decorated?" The answer was "Well over 2000." Let us serve you in our 26th year. Call Kristine at (801) 698-2279

09/06/2022

Something Borrowed decorated with Cambridge in West Valley. This collage picture shows the backdrop, the cake gazebo and the dining area fence..

08/01/2022

Something Borrowed hired this great team to set up Old Europe this weekend. It turned out great and we had a lot of fun. Yeah, they're our grandkids. To see some great photos without them it the picture, visit https://www.churchhouseweddings.com or call Kristine at 801-698-2279.

08/01/2022

Something Borrowed decorated two weddings over the weekend. This is a fun shot of just the Dining-Wall that separates the reception or ceremony side from the dining side. To see the entire package visit www.churchhouseweddings.com or call Kristine at 801-698-2279.

07/22/2022

The Secret Garden is no longer secret. Today Syracuse is seeing it. Tomorrow your family and friends can see it for the very first time at your wedding. Call Kristine at 801-698-2279 to schedule.

06/11/2022

Dining in Old Europe was a special treat for North Ogden today. The main backdrop was even more spectacular. To see the entire package visit www.churchhouseweddings.com or call Kristine 801-698-2279 to see when old Europe will be set up in your area.

05/29/2022

Secret Garden has been a favorite for 20 years. Something Borrowed has been adding new wedding backdrops and retiring the less popular backdrops for 25 years. Secret Garden has stayed popular. To see all 10 backdrops visit www.ChurchHouseWeddings.com or call Kristine at 801-698-2279.

05/19/2022

decorated another today in Roy Utah. The décor is the Vineyard style in and . With ten styles to choose from, let us be your . www.churchhouseweddings.com or call Kristine at 801-698-2279.

05/14/2022

The family set up Old Europe in South Jordan today. It is an easy way to make a beautiful for your .

05/14/2022

decorated the Bountiful Tabernacle with the Country package. That beautiful building has never looked better.

04/23/2022

Magna Residents and extended family
are enjoying Old Europe tonight. It seems we are setting up a wedding almost every day. Schedule yours by calling Kristine at 801-698-2279.

04/22/2022

Something Borrowed lc decorated this wedding in Riverton this morning. The Old Europe is one of ten unique styles. See them all at www.churchhouseweddings.com.

04/08/2022

The Cambridge package is beautifully set up today at 2550 W 9800 S, South Jordan, UT. Their are a spring mix. Congratulations to the .

04/08/2022

The Cambridge package is beautifully set up today at a . This is the view as you enter the hall. Congratulations to the .

11/23/2020

We for eternal marriages. Our Heavenly Father has provided the way for a man and women to be sealed to gether forever in His Kingdom. Something Borrowed gives thanks to be part of the celebration on the day of the wedding but it really isn't about the reception.

11/23/2020

Something Borrowed Wedding Decor is thankful to still be in business. We're grateful to those let us help with Drive-By weddings and small family Outdoor-Gatherings keeping people safe during the Covid shutdown.
We're thankful for immunizations that may allow us to return to full health this spring (speaking for both our collective physical health and for our business).
Stay happy. Stay healthy. Stay thankful.

11/22/2020

We that Heavenly Father has revealed the eternal nature of families and that we get to be a part that every time we celebrate an eternal marriage.

11/21/2020

We for plastic wrap. After we forgot to take the broccoli out of the microwave in time for dinner, we were still able to use it for wall decor. Thanks for using Something Borrowed as your wedding decorator. Call Kris 801-797-9802 to reserve your broccoli.⁠

06/29/2020

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Picture Perfect

There are few things that can cement a memory as solidly as a picture can (some say smells are related to feelings; maybe in another article we can investigate how to package those up for a future memory). Today we're discussing visual memories and your wedding day is certainly a memory you want to keep close. Although professional photographers vary in price, skill and availability, here’s a general estimate of what you can expect:

Price: It seems like the world is teeming with amateur photographers with nice cameras nowadays, and you can conceivably find someone who will take pictures for a minimal price, even for free. However, this is probably not advisable. Decent photographers range anywhere from a couple hundred to a couple thousand dollars, depending on where you live and who you pick. A couple words for planning when picking a photographer:

-Photographers do not post prices on their website. You’ll have to contact them directly.

-Some quotes do not include the “sitting fee” —the fee for taking up the photographer’s time, and it can be surprisingly expensive.

-Some photographers offer touch-ups for any photos they take. If this is something that is important to you, make sure you find someone experienced in that field. If you don’t want altered photos, be sure to check and let your photographer know.

-Most photographers allow you to own the rights to your negatives. However, a few of them retain the rights and you are essentially buying the right to have a copy of the pictures. You don’t actually own them. If you want to have access to your pictures years down the road, BE SURE YOU OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE ORIGINALS.

Packages: Every photographer does something different. Some of them include engagement pictures, wedding day photos, reception photos, etc. while others only cover part of the time. Just make sure you know what you’re getting up front.

Something Borrowed has been helping photographers take perfect picture for nearly 25 years. To imagine yourself in the perfect picture visit https://www.ChurchHouseWedding.com and call Kristine at (801)698-2279.

06/22/2020

How Long Should my Tablecloths Be?

Linens are a beautiful part of your reception and they are the part most closely examined by your guests. Here are a few things to consider as you decide what size of tablecloth to use.

The round tables at most Wasatch Front church houses are 60 inches across. The tablecloth lengths to consider for these tables are 120-inch which reach the floor, 96-inch which reach the seat of the chair and 70-inch. Seventy-inch cloths hang five inches below the tabletop and are available at Target, Bed Bath & Beyond and other department stores.

The floor-length cloths are pretty in pictures but are a nightmare for your guests. They make it hard to move chairs in and out. There is risk of a guest stepping on the cloth or having it catch on their clothing and unsettling your table. They restrict the guest from stretching legs out under the table. Floor length cloths are elegant in theory; they hide the table legs, they do look good in pictures. Most pictures of long tablecloths don't have chairs in the picture or if they do the chairs are carefully staged for the picture because you can't see the table cloth with chairs against the table. You will rarely see photos of floor-length cloths with people seated under them, it's just awkward. Something Borrowed has floor-length cloths in limited colors and we will gladly provide them to you if you wish. I share my 25 years of experience with you to help you make create best reception experience for your guests.

I recommend a chair-length 96- inch cloth. You will notice on our website we feature the 96-inch cloth on a smaller table so the cloth reaches the ground. There is no question, floor-length looks better in pictures and people primarily take pictures of the dining area for sales purposes. However, traditional pictures of your wedding don't include the dining area. If you choose to use our longer tablecloths, please put in a special request with your photographer to photograph the area before the reception or you won't end up with dining pictures in your memory book.

The 70-inch cloths are a good choice for a dinner prior to the reception. You will not want to use the same cloths for both. Seventy-inch cloths are inexpensive and if they get stained at dinner, no big deal.

Watch for upcoming posts where I will address colors and sizes of layered tablecloths and things to consider with centerpieces.

Something Borrowed has been serving Utah brides for a quarter-century. We have decorated thousands of Wasatch Front weddings. Something Borrowed is a leader in creating the magic atmosphere you've always wanted for your wedding. When you want something magic, you want Something Borrowed.

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06/15/2020

New Trends

New church houses are being constructed with the dignity of weddings in their design. They are beautifully finished and well planned for large groups. The addition a dim-able lighting lets you control the nuance of the evening. The old bias against “getting married on a basketball court” is gone. The varied backdrops available from Something Borrowed, combined with the individual setting at your local church, will create an evening for you and your guests that will be refreshing and different from anything you have ever experienced.
Generally, wedding services are becoming more professional. Decorators consider and control the entire atmosphere of the evening. Your local venue can be made to outshine almost any alternative.
To see just some of the possibilities visit https://www.ChurchHouseWeddings.com or call Kristine at (801) 698-2279 for answers to your questions.

06/08/2020

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Why do I Need a Professional Decorator?

Experienced decorators are professionals in the details that provide for a comfortable atmosphere. They help ensure there will be enough tables and chairs without crowding. They understand crowd control; from the warm welcome at the correct entry door to making sure they never have the feeling of going up the down staircase.
In addition to relieving you of stress and labor before the event, a decorator will become your best friend after the event. A professional decorator will bring in an experienced crew that can have your decorations removed in 30 minutes to an hour. This allows you to concentrate on other aspects of clearing the building. You will be tired. You will appreciate the service.
Something Borrowed has been delighting brides for nearly 25 years. Call Kristine today at (801) 698-2279 or visit https://www.ChurchHouseWeddings.com

06/01/2020

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Whether the Weather

You may feel like you're taking a HUGE chance on the weather when you plan an outdoor wedding. You may be nervous about the heat, rain, cold and (ooohh..) the worst is wind.
Our best suggestion is to make sure that you have a backup - a tent or a venue that has both an indoor/outdoor location for you to work with to make sure you and your guests can be protected from the elements.
You really need to follow your heart. If you're going to stress too much over things you can't control (like the weather), then maybe an indoor venue would work best ... but if it means a lot to you to have an outdoor wedding, you will find a way to make it work. Make the best of whatever the day brings. Plan for the sunshine AND the rain, use lots of white lights and candles, and enjoy whatever comes.
Let Something Borrowed remove your stress and provide you with a reception that will be the envy of your friends. Something Borrowed has been pleasing brides for nearly 25 years.

Call Kristine at (801) 698-2279 or plan your reception at https://www.ChurchHouseWeddings.com

A windy day is not the day for thatching. Irish proverb
Yes, it's scary... all good trips are. I'm looking forward to our long, windy road, I'm sure there will be some bumps along the way. (Tom Moore)

05/25/2020

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Cambridge
"Duke of Cambridge" is a title which has been conferred upon members of the British royal family several times. It is named after the city of Cambridge in England where it was first used in 1660 as a designation for Charles Stuart, the eldest son of James, Duke of York (later James II).

The title was most recently bestowed upon Prince William who celebrates his wedding to Kate Middleton on 29 April. At that time the title of Cambridge was also conferred upon a wedding backdrop at Something Borrowed. Since that time, hundreds of couples have had the title informally bestowed upon them as their wedding pictures were recorded for all generations in front of the Cambridge collection. In 2020, Cambridge has been Utah's most coveted backdrop.

Kristine Howell (801) 698-2279
https://www.ChurchHouseWeddings.com

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East Chase Lane
Centerville, UT
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