When he was 16, his family moved to Idaho Falls, Idaho, for his father’s job. After high school, Nickovich moved to Big Sky, Mont., to work seasonal jobs at restaurants and bakeries. That night, the Hogge family got word that their cabin had been destroyed in what is now known as the Cottonwood fire. As the grooms read handwritten vows, a flurry of orange ash filtered through the mountain air, dusting their hair and clothing. The post As They Read Their Vows, Orange Ash Dusted Their Hair appeared first on New York Times.