Planning an adventure elopement in Colorado shouldn't be stressful, but it certainly takes some consideration. Two major questions need to be answered: Where should you go, and what time of year? Once you've figured these two things out everything else will feel like a walk in the park. 

You must at least be considering getting married, or eloping in Colorado, if you have stumbled upon this article. Before we continue, congratulations! Colorado elopements are exceptional and we are excited to help you plan yours.

There is a beautiful stretch of paved road within the San Juan Mountains in Southwest Colorado, you may have heard of it, it's been dubbed the Million Dollar Highway. When planning your Colorado adventure elopement keep this area in mind!

Cody and Lacey contacted us after deciding to elope in Utah and we immediately got very excited. We are technically Colorado elopement photographers based on where we live, BUT we LOVE Utah.

Cliff and Jenny chose the beautiful Rancho de Corazon as their venue, which is approximately 50 miles North of Cabo San Lucas, on the Pacific side, in the town of Todos Santos.

Dunton Hot Springs is a historic, gorgeous, ghost town that has been reinvigorated in the form of an off-the-beaten-path, rustic, boutique resort. It can be a challenge to get to due to its high mountain valley location, especially in the winter, but it is well worth it!

Ayman and Nellie contacted us in regards to their Colorado elopement with some very promising ideas. After talking logistics and planning with us we finally landed on doing their ceremony at the beautiful Big Meadows Reservoir in the heart of Wolf Creek Pass about 40 minutes drive East from Pagosa Springs.

Once Justin and Sarah told us what they were looking for we knew exactly where to take them. Approximately 45 minutes outside of Moab, Utah, there is a beautiful geologic outcrop that we have been dreaming of taking a couple to ever since we first found it.