Together in the mountains

Andrew&Anna

Log Haven · Millcreek Canyon, Salt Lake City

Saturday · the twelfth of December · 2026

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The celebration

A beautiful day in the mountains

A hundred-year-old log cabin tucked into the canyon, evergreens at the windows and fresh snow on the ground. An intimate gathering of the people we love, all in one warm room.

When
Sat, Dec 12
2026 · ceremony at 6 PM
Where
Log Haven
Millcreek Canyon, SLC
The feeling
Warm & snowy
Intimate · by the fire

Built in 1920 as an anniversary gift — a love letter in timber, with logs hauled four miles up Millcreek Canyon by horse-drawn wagon and raised at the foot of the cliffs and waterfalls. A century on, it's one of Utah's most-loved romantic places: warm fires, lantern light, and the hush of the Wasatch, just twenty minutes from the city.

Dress: Winter Mountain Elegant — formal, black tie optional. Burgundy and sage accents welcome; bring a warm layer for the mountain December.

Good to know

The details

The weekend

Friday, December 11

Morning
RehearsalWedding party — time to come
Evening
Rehearsal dinnerDetails to come

Saturday, December 12

5:30
Guests arriveTime to park, find your seat
6:00
CeremonyIndoors and warm
6:30
Cocktails & photosA toast to the people we love
7:30
DinnerA seated dinner together
8:30
Toasts & cakeThe good stuff
9:30
DancingUntil the canyon kicks us out
11:30
Last danceSend-off into the snow

A working timeline — we'll firm up the final details closer to the day.

Getting there & staying

Log Haven

6451 E Millcreek Canyon Rd
Salt Lake City, UT 84109 · (801) 272-8255

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The drive. Log Haven sits about four miles up Millcreek Canyon, roughly twenty minutes from downtown. From I-215, take the 3900 South exit, head left onto Wasatch Boulevard, then turn right at the 3800 South light into the canyon. In December, give yourself extra time and watch for snow and ice — and carpooling is your friend.

Parking. Valet is available at the door, with the lot just across the way by the waterfall. Every guest also gets a complimentary canyon exit voucher on the way out.

Getting around. Cell service is spotty in the canyon, so Uber and Lyft can be unreliable — line up your ride before you head up, or ask us about a group shuttle (Canyon Transport and Le Bus both serve the canyon).

Where to stay. A few hotels sit about fifteen minutes away near Cottonwood: Hyatt Place, Residence Inn by Marriott, and Hampton Inn & Suites, plus a Hampton Inn near University/Foothill. We're working on a room block and will post details here.

Weather. Mountain December — think low 30s°F and possible snow. Layers under the formalwear, and shoes you can manage on a little ice.

Standing with us

The wedding party

Her side

  • Maid of HonorJenna Leigh Copeland
  • BridesmaidEmily Stearns
  • BridesmaidAmanda Tomasula
  • BridesmaidJuliette Marotta
  • BridesmaidAzalea Rios Torres
  • Junior BridesmaidThia Waline
  • Flower GirlMadison Leigh Copeland

His side

  • Best ManAdam Walck
  • GroomsmanBrett Davis
  • GroomsmanAnwar Shariff
  • GroomsmanAlexander de la Paz
  • GroomsmanMiguel Alonso-Lubell
  • GroomsmanMike Tomasula
  • Ring BearerAlexander Paul Copeland
Us

A few of our favorites

The little things

Questions, answered

When should I arrive?

The ceremony begins at 6:00 PM. Plan to arrive by 5:30 to park, settle in, and find your seat — and give yourself extra time for the canyon drive, especially if there's snow.

Is it indoors? Will it be warm?

Yes. The ceremony and reception are both inside the cabin, warmly lit and cozy by the fire. The snow stays where it belongs — outside the windows.

What should I wear?

Winter Mountain Elegant — formal, black tie optional. Think tuxedos or dark suits and elegant gowns, with our colors, deep burgundy or sage green, as beautiful accents. It's a mountain December, so bring a warm layer for coming and going, and shoes you can manage on a little ice.

How do I get there, and where do I park?

Log Haven is about four miles up Millcreek Canyon. Valet is available right at the door. Heads up: cell service is spotty up here, so Uber and Lyft can be unreliable — line up your ride before you head up, or ask us about a group shuttle. Every guest gets a complimentary canyon exit voucher on the way out.

Can I bring a guest?

Your invitation lists everyone included in your party. If it says "and guest," we'd love to meet your favorite person.

Are kids welcome?

Yes! Little ones are welcome — we just ask that you include them in your RSVP so we can plan for them.

Will there be a bar?

Yes — drinks are on us, with beer, wine, and cocktails to keep the night warm.

I have a dietary restriction. What should I do?

Let us know when you RSVP and we'll take care of it — the kitchen is happy to accommodate dietary needs and allergies.

Where should I stay?

A few hotels sit about fifteen minutes away near Cottonwood — see the Details section above for the list. A room block is in the works.

Can I take photos?

We've got a photographer covering the day, so you can relax and be fully present. That said, feel free to snap your own pics too — we'd love to see the night through your eyes.

Gifts

Your presence is the present

Honestly, having you with us in the mountains is everything we could ask for. If you'd like to give something anyway, our registry is on its way.

Coming soon

Join us

Will you be there?

Our RSVP will open here soon — for now, please save the date.

RSVP coming soon

We're putting the finishing touches on things. Check back soon to let us know you're coming — we can't wait to celebrate with you in the snow.