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Paige and Brad were one of the lucky few that got a permit to elope in Rocky Mountain National Park this year. Well…actually it was last year, but when the park was closed due to the immense fires they had to push their date back. They really wanted snow so we decided on late October […]
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The experience of an elopement, but not having to forgo celebrating with friends and family. Wanting to experience both sunrise and sunset. Having time just the two of you, but also getting to hang out with your friends. It is totally possible to have the best of both worlds on your wedding day! Jeremy and […]
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When Megan and Cas first started dreaming up what they wanted their elopement to look like, they described a day full of things they loved and moments that would mean a lot. Mountains, preferably a lake, being together just the two of them, a first look, popping champagne, and making dinner together. We talked about […]
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What even is a day after session? Oh they are so awesome. Essentially a day after session takes place after your wedding day in a different location while you and your partner are in wedding attire. Day after sessions can be used for a myriad of reasons. If you didn’t have enough time for as many photos […]
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Elegant, epic, and magical might not be the first words that come to mind when hearing the phrase “backyard wedding”; but Kat and Michael’s intimate Colorado Springs wedding was all of those things! The couple opted to have the wedding at Michael’s parent’s home which is absolutely beautiful and has epic views of Pikes Peak. […]
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Summer elopements in the mountains are so dreamy. Everything is green, the wildflowers are blooming, there’s lots of blue skies, and sunrise is early enough that you can still have areas to yourself. We planned Bree and AJ’s elopement in just a few weeks. They wanted to do a little bit of hiking, go to […]
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Colorado isn’t just mountains. Sure- that’s the first thing people think of (with good reason), but its also home to sand dunes, canyons, rushing rivers, and deep gorges with sheer cliff faces. The Royal Gorge is home to the highest suspension bridge in America and a train that runs in the gorge below it. With […]
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Summer in the mountains is dreamy- everything is green, there’s wildflowers galore, and its warm, but not hot. Leadville is one of my favorite parts of Colorado because of the incredible hiking and mountain views, without the crowds of the bigger more well known mountain towns. It was the perfect time of year for Kat […]
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How much time do you need for you elopement day? How much photography coverage do you need? Elopements are incredible because you can do whatever you want all day, but also overwhelming because….you can do whatever you want all day. You’re not confined to the time limits at a venue or a traditional wedding day […]
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There’s not a lot of water in Colorado. Most of our lakes are actually reservoirs unless they are high up in the mountains. Water has been a pig part of both Antonia and Adam’s lives so we definitely had to include it in their engagement session. These photos were also extra special because the couple […]
