Kaitlyn and Elias knew they didn’t resonate with a large traditional wedding. They love a good party though, and have some really deep connections with family and friends, so eloping wasn’t quite right either. Their colorful micro wedding at Powderhorn Mountain Resort was the perfect “goldilocks” middle ground…

From an experienced elopement photographer who also hired someone for her own non-traditional wedding – here are the REAL questions to ask your elopement photographer to make sure your special day is beautifully documented.

A Dreamy Something Blue Backyard Wedding Editorial There’s something magical about transforming an intimate backyard into a wedding wonderland, and our recent Something Blue backyard wedding editorial shoot captured exactly that enchanting potential. Let me paint you a picture of how a micro wedding can become the celebration of your dreams. The Beauty of Staying […]

Why Are More Couples Choosing to Elope? The decision to elope is becoming increasingly popular among modern couples, and for good reason. While traditional weddings hold their own charm, I see couples choosing to elope because it offers a unique and intimate way to celebrate your love – free from the narrow walls and rules […]

Jessica & AJ’s Celestial Star Trek wedding at Sky Lake Events in Grand Junction was the most amazingly nerdy micro wedding. Their friends all leaned into the theme, sporting trekkie outfits (many of them as members of Starfleet) which gave us inspiration for some really fun time/space theme photos.  The pair spend a lot of […]