Kayla and I worked together in a restaurant and I was all too excited to wed her and the man of her dreams river-side in Drake with my absolute fav photographer and epic human being Haleigh there to capture it. The joy was so powerful!

Kate and Mitch wanted a ceremony that reflected their comfortable and goofy love story, their friendship and their love of life. We incorporated little moments of humor into their ceremony to keep the mood light and surprised them with a dice to roll for who said their vows first (as a tribute to their love of board games). We even incorporated a quote from

Daniel and Jeremiah had such a great energy and getting to know the two of them over old fashioneds on the the patio was one of the highlights of my officiant career. For them, getting married was a triumph over years of living in a world where their love story was concerned a banned book.

Duke and Scout were so excited to be witnesses for their Pawrents marriage. A quaint little gathering of friends and family atop one of Colorado's most renowned ski mountains was the perfect way for this snowboarding couple to say I do. 

I met these two for the first time on their wedding day! Their officiant came down with covid19 the week of their wedding and asked me to quickly stand in. Even having just met them once over a zoom call, I tweaked their ceremony script just a little with a few of my own personal touches and met them at the altar for their I dos.

Rachel and Logan came all the way from Pennsylvania to say I do in the Rockies. And Blue Lakes did not disappoint. From the perfect sunset to the gentle lake waves to the freezing cold breeze that liked to play with her veil. This was a true adventure elopement for the books!

Amber and Gene came together in Drake on a beautiful September day to say I do and their children came together to symbolically plant a tree as a testament to their love and dedication to each other as a now blended family. 

Citlalli and Carlos wanted to incorporate bi-lingual bits into their ceremony for their parents in attendance to their 6 person Brainard Lake elopement who did not speak English. Their family was so kind to tell me that even though Spanish is the language I know the least, I didn't do half bad on pronouncing them marido y mujer!

We officiated and coordinated for Kayla and Josh and the joy they felt was so contagious we are smiling in every shot. Peep me in the farrr right corner stopping and starting music for the happy couple's grand entrance and toast. Peep that stunning flower crown Kayla rocked like a fae queen.