Written By, WWM’s Morghan Ruggles After the “I do’s” are said and you and your new spouse come back from the honeymoon things will start to settle. It is so important to always celebrate your relationship. One way to celebrate you and your cowboy is to plan an anniversary trip or a nice dinner. Another […]

I like to tell people our love for agriculture and the western industry, along with God’s helping hand, led us to one another. The saying “we found each other when we weren’t even looking “ holds true for us.

“In early March of 2017, the Gardiner family was working cattle on their ranch when they began to smell smoke. Little did they know the largest wildfire in Kansas history was about to make its way across almost their entire ranch.

The world has a funny way of restricting people and their uniqueness. Often times, we have to dress and act a certain way when we go to work, attend a business meeting, etc. Photography is an opportunity to truly embrace the us that we know ourselves to be!

As part of our Wedding Tip Wednesday series on timelines we really felt it was important for y’all to get an idea of what details you need to keep in mind for your wedding day.

Fall is upon us! We wanted to put together a list of the top 5 fall wedding trends that we are seeing become more and more popular. Whether you can find a way to incorporate this into your day this fall, or are already planning for next fall, we hope that these give you some inspiration! And if nothing else, allows you to look at the gorgeous wedding shot by For The West and Wild!!

We are excited to announce our bridal hat line with Warbonnet Hat Works! They have beautifully created three hats for our WWM community.  These hats range from over the top to simple and classic and can be worn on your wedding and long after. When we dreamed of one day creating a hat line, we […]

By Western Wedding Magazine + Morghan Ruggles Tie the knot in these custom Teal Blake ties! Teal Blake is the epitome of western art. If you love western artwork or old western prints, guaranteed you have come across his nam or his father’s. Teal comes from the western side of the Rocky Mountains in Montana […]

ver the next couple months, we’re going to talk with y’all about the timeline of your wedding day. We know whenever you start planning that it’s difficult to figure out when your ceremony should start, when you should exit, when you need to get to the venue to get everything done.

Just because you become a fiancé doesn’t mean you stop going on dates…. unless you’re engaged to a cowboy during shipping season… or calving season… or branding season… futurity season… or hunting season… but you get the picture!
We want to encourage you to take time off from all the busy seasons and wedding planning and go on dates together! And what better time to have fun date nights than in the fall??