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Ellen and Zach were married on a beautiful August day in Denver at the historic Grant-Humphreys Mansion. The mansion was built in 1902 in the Beaux-Arts style.

The ceremony took place on the front steps of the mansion.

Both Zach and Ellen come from musical families. During the ceremony, his mom and her dad performed a very special rendition of In My Life by the Beatles.

Ellen shares, “We chose Grant Humphreys Mansion because we love historic homes and think the mansion is beautiful. Another reason the Grant Humphreys is special to us is that it is in the neighborhood we lived in together for years and also the neighborhood where Zach and his family grew up. The mansion was perfect for our wedding. We really enjoyed having different spaces for different parts of the evening such as the terrace for cocktail hour, dining in the dining room, and dancing in the ballroom downstairs.

Our friends at Little Lula Rose blew us away with the flowers for the wedding. We were hoping for unique, lovely flowers and they certainly delivered.

The band, Diamond Empire, were so talented and so much fun! We absolutely loved the music !

We had such a fun day and evening, everything came together so well. What really made our day so wonderful was having all of our loved ones together to celebrate with us.”

Congratulations Ellen and Zach!

Check out their engagement session at Wash Park.

Special thanks to the team:

Venue: Grant Humphrey’s Mansion
Coordinator: Carson Koinzan
Officiant: Tony Mastricola
Florist: Little Lula Rose for flowers
Favors: Good Bread Bakery
Cake: Spoon Me Bakery
Band: Diamond Empire
Bride’s Dress: BHLDN
Rings: Sarah O. Jewelry

Sarah and Noah were married at the Della Terra Mountain Chateau in Estes Park. The day started off with rain, but quickly turned out to be beautiful!

Before the traditional chuppah ceremony, Sarah and Noah shared a private ceremony to read their own personal vows to each other.

Sarah shares, “We met at the senior prom in high school in Arizona and went to college across the country from each other, so Colorado was the first place we ever lived together. We got to finally start our life together, and even adopted our dog there. We love the mountains so it’s no surprise Noah proposed on an Alpine lake hike in Breckenridge. He held onto the ring from February until my birthday hike in October.

We chose Estes Park so our guests could explore the Rocky Mountain trails we love so much. The views did not disappoint on our wedding weekend. 

We had a traditional Jewish ceremony, so we exchanged our vows and wedding bands in private. Having this intimate time to ourselves was really special.”

It is a Jewish custom for the bride to circle around the groom seven times.

Congratulations Sarah and Noah!

Special thanks to the team:
Venue: Della Terra Mountain Chateau
Officiant: Rabbi Nachum Braverman
Caterer: Blackbelly
Cake: Shamane’s Bakery
DJ/Band: Standing Room Only
Florist: Best Day Floral
Hair and Makeup: Beauty On Location
Bride’s Dress Designer /Shop: BB Bridal in Boise
Bride’s Shoes: Keds
Photographer: Jessica Schmitt Photography

Lilly and John were married at the beautiful Spruce Mountain Ranch in Larkspur, Colorado.

Lilly’s middle name is rose so, of course, her bouquet was filled with beautiful lilies and roses!

Lilly shares, “John and I met in high school while hiking with friends, and began dating when he asked me to our junior prom. He proposed on Christmas, 2020 on the same hike and I made his plans as difficult as possible to carry out (I didn’t want to go hiking, I wanted to set up the new litter box I had gotten that day) but in the end everything went smoothly and I said yes.

Our favorite part of the day was definitely celebrating with the people who were there. We got married surrounded by our closest friends and family. Having people with us who care so much about us made the day special. We also loved how meaningful it was to write our own vows.”

One of the best features of Spruce Mountain Ranch is their outdoor dance floor. The wide open space with twinkling lights allows for dancing under the stars!

Congratulations Lilly and John!

Special thanks to the team:
Venue: Spruce Mountain Ranch
Coordinator: Holly Roberts
Videographer: Story Box Film
Caterer: Picnic Basket
Band: Deja Blu
Florist: Sare Mica Design
Cake: Sugar Plum Cake Shoppe
Bar: Peak Bev
Officiant: Chad Lynch
Hair & Make-Up: Blush
Dress: Something New Boutique, Colorado Springs
Photography: Jessica Schmitt Photography

A beautiful printed wedding album is like the gorgeous topper on the wedding cake–completing your wedding photography experience. Investing in an album is an important part of the wedding process. Long after the vows have been said and the champagne has been poured, you’ll still have your wedding photographs to hold and enjoy for a lifetime.

Not only does the album preserve your memories, but it becomes a piece of art on your bookshelf or coffee table and it will become a family heirloom you’ll pass down for generations. 

If you don’t plan on getting a wedding album, how will you continue to enjoy your photos over the years?

I work with each couple to select the perfect photos to tell the story of your day and completely custom design the album based on your wedding and your input. 

The album can be created with a linen cover or a leather cover in many different color options. The linen album is a light, textured, animal-friendly option. The linens highlight the true hand-made nature of the books. The leather features 100% natural leathers selected for their grains, texture, strength, and quality.

Anna and Jim’s album features the linen album in the color pebble.

Lauren and Cyrus’s album features the leather album in the color creama with pages in Fuji Crystal Deep Matte Paper.

Contact me today to find out more about these beautiful, custom designed albums.

Watch a video of the albums on my instagram page.

Beth and Alex were married at the Red Barn Picnic Area in Golden Gate Canyon State Park.

The father of the bride created an arch for the ceremony with the couple’s initials.

The ceremony took place in a beautiful aspen grove filled with flowers from the bride’s mother’s garden.

The ceremony was performed by Beth’s twin sister.

Married!

Beth shares, “We wanted our wedding to feel more like an intimate group event versus an event centered around us. We both also love being out in nature and do not tend toward extravagance so we knew that a campground in Golden Gate Canyon State Park would be perfect for us. Our favorite moments of the day were when our friends and families commented on how much they enjoyed the venue and the natural aspects such as the s’mores fire pit, custom-made marshmallow roasting sticks, and the aspen grove where we said our vows.”

Beth’s mom joined in the father/daughter dance and it was so sweet!

Congratulations Beth and Alex!

Special thanks to the team:
Venue: Red Barn, Golden Gate Canyon Park
Caterer: Basic Kneads Pizza
Cake: Beth
Cake Topper: Etsy’s HedgehogAndBeyond + Beth’s mom for the banner
Florist: Bride’s family
Makeup: Keegan Hisley – Simple Pretty Artistry
Hair: Harmony Kilgore – Baseline Hair
Bride’s Dress: BHLDN
Photographer: Jessica Schmitt Photography