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Let's explore some places in Colorado. Weddings, engagements and elopements
 
 
GOlden and morrison
 
GOLDEN
The magic never escapes the mountains and foothills. On the outskirts you are presented with the Hogback Uplift that makes the world renowned venue of Red Rocks. Crawl to the top of Lookout mountain and spy over the entire city from Boulder to Castle Rock on a clear day. Trance down into downtown and experience the award winning beer culture Colorado offers. Locked in by countless venues and endless sights, your journey doesn't need to be far out of the city.
DENVER BABY
Denver
Some say the heartbeat of Colorado but that's just city life bleeding outward. This is the city we all love and hate in our own way but we are still here, lets take a step back and appreciate the beauty a bit. Catch me at Union Station anytime, along with the streetside attractions and gentrified graffiti and I could take pictures here until I pass from exhaustion. There are still many corners that I have yet to explore but I am eager to learn about somewhere I haven't been.
 
The Springs
 
Colorado Springs
This is a bit of a love letter to the city where I was able to grow and really build my portfolio, confidence and business. A place that I have never lived but will always be home. The beauty is unmatched, the city flanked by Pikes Peak and 100 different weddings venues lets you do your day, your way. There isn't a back drop that isn't remarkable down here. There's five different Wedgewood's down here, if they see that value you should as well. Let's not skip on places like Hillside Gardens, The Pinery at the Hill, Cheyenne Mountain Resort, Red Rocks Barn, Garden of the Gods and countless others. If you are getting married here please invite me, it's one of my favorite places!
 
the 'tri-lakes' area
 
Larkspur, Monument, Palmer Lake
 
estes park
 
 
summit county
 
 
boulder
 
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If you haven't noticed i really like union station
Are you getting engaged? Are you already engaged? Let's talk about taking photos in and around Morrison. The obvious first draw is Red Rocks. Shooting in the actual amphitheater itself can be a tricky proposition, trying to balance park closures for events and navigating the natural foot traffic can be a bit of a pain. But with some planning anything is possible and it is one of the best places on earth if you haven't been.
Further south on the hogback you find Mt Falcon Park, there are two sides to this park. On the west you find yourself coming through the small community of Indian Hills, then driving almost up to the top of the mountain. There are beautiful views of the city and lots of forest. On the East side you find yourself in the Red Rocks ecosystem. Very dry, little to no cover but vast fields of grasses and the backdrop of Red Rocks.
And finally, Golden and Lookout mountain. Downtown Golden is drop dead gorgeous surrounded by historical buildings and Clear Creek running straight down the city. There are photo ops everywhere you look. Driving up Lookout Mountain you get an amazing look over Golden into Denver, one of my favorite views in the state.