Ty proposing to Lydia on the blanket
Together with their families

Ty&Lydia

January 29 & 30, 2027
Knot & Pine, Alpine  ·  Orem, Utah
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We're getting married

After a summer evening under the cottonwoods — candles, a borrowed blanket, and a question we already knew the answer to — we'd love for you to be there when we say yes again, out loud, in front of everyone we love.

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Ty and Lydia at the engagement session Ty proposing to Lydia on the blanket
Our Story

How we got here

[[STORY_1]] — a paragraph or two about how you met, what you love about each other, and the moment you knew. Two to four sentences reads best here.

[[STORY_2]] — and the proposal: the picnic blanket, the candles, the framed photos of everywhere you'd already been together, and the kids hiding in the trees.

And then everyone we love came out from behind the trees.

The Day

Where & when

Two days, twenty minutes apart. A ceremony and reception in Alpine on Friday, then a sealing at the temple on Saturday afternoon. Come to either — or both.

Day One
The barn at Knot & Pine, Alpine
Friday, January 29, 2027

Knot & Pine

Ceremony, dinner & reception

45 E 200 N
Alpine, Utah 84004

Ceremony · 3:00 in the afternoon Dinner to follow, for everyone at the ceremony Reception · 6:00 to 8:00

We'll say our vows in a restored barn with dark timber, tall windows and the mountains behind it — then dinner, and the doors open at six for everyone else.

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Day Two
Orem Utah Temple
Saturday, January 30, 2027

Orem Utah Temple

Sealing

1471 S Geneva Rd
Orem, Utah 84058

Sealing · 3:30 in the afternoon

An LDS temple sealing for family and close friends, followed by photos on the grounds. Everyone is welcome to join us outside afterward.

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Attire

[[ATTIRE]] — e.g. Garden formal. It is January in Alpine; bring a coat.

Luncheon

[[LUNCHEON]] — optional line for a wedding breakfast or luncheon between the ceremony and reception.

Getting There

Knot & Pine is in old-town Alpine, about twenty minutes north of the temple. There is parking on site.

Children

Ours will be there — yours are welcome too.

Knot & Pine

A restored barn, and doors big enough to make an entrance through

Dark timber, black steel and a ceiling that goes up and up, with tall windows looking out at the mountains and a vintage clock over the double barn doors. We'll be there until they turn the lights on.

Inside the barn, draped for a ceremony
The room set for dinner
Farm tables and greenery
The Orem Utah Temple

And the next afternoon, twenty minutes down the valley

Saturday belongs to the temple on Geneva Road — a sealing for family and close friends, and photographs on the grounds afterward with everyone we love.

Orem Utah Temple at twilight
Orem Utah Temple
Temple door detail
Join Us

We'd love to have you there

Look for a text from Ty or Lydia with your own RSVP link. Can't find it? Just text one of us and we'll send it again.