I recently added five new featured wedding and elopement galleries to the site, with a mix of Colorado mountain weddings, alpine lake elopements, barn wedding settings, and full wedding-day stories from around the state. 

These new galleries include a Barn at Howard Creek Farm wedding in Howard, Colorado, a Crested Butte elopement, a Lake Isabelle elopement near Ward, Colorado, a Maroon Bells micro wedding in Aspen, Colorado, and a Vail wedding at The 10th. 

Each one has a slightly different feel. The Barn at Howard Creek Farm gallery leans into open fields, barn textures, and a warm reception setting. The Crested Butte and Lake Isabelle elopements are more landscape-focused, with alpine scenery, trail moments, wildflowers, and quiet mountain light. The Maroon Bells wedding centers around an intimate ceremony at Maroon Bells Amphitheater, while the Vail wedding at The 10th moves through Vail Village, gondola portraits, and mountaintop reception views.  

I’m always drawn to wedding days that feel connected to place, whether that means a barn tucked into the Arkansas River Valley, an alpine lake near the Front Range, the mountain scenery around Crested Butte, or a full Vail wedding day above town. These new galleries are a good place to start for couples looking for Colorado wedding and elopement photography with a mix of candid moments, scenic portraits, and a natural sense of the day. 

 You can browse the full collection of featured weddings and elopements, or view the individual galleries linked above.

Reviews are one of the quieter parts of running a photography business, but they mean a lot to me. After a wedding day or elopement, I always appreciate when clients take the time to share a few words about working together.

I’m grateful to have recently passed 100 five-star reviews on Google Business. It means a lot that so many couples have taken the time to share their experience, from the first email through the wedding day and final gallery delivery.

For anyone looking for a Colorado wedding photographer, those reviews are probably the best place to get a feel for what working together is actually like.

A big thank you to everyone who has left a review over the years. Your kind words mean a lot and help future couples understand what it is like to work together.

I’m excited to be sharing my photography knowledge with the Shoot Proof blog in the upcoming months. I’ll be discussing client experience, strategies for working from home and photo printing. Keep an eye out! 

https://www.shootproof.com/

The Colorado Wedding Magazine has been blogging wedding content since (before it was cool) in 2005. Go have a look at my blog post about making your wedding more eco-friendly!

Link: https://thecoloradoweddingmagazine.com/tips/8-tips-for-an-eco-friendly-colorado-wedding/