There are so many truly magical places to elope in Colorado. Some of our favorites are below!
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There are so many truly magical places to elope in Colorado. Some of our favorites are below!
If you’re a fan of the outdoors, one of the best backdrops near Denver are the Flatirons, which overlook the great city of Boulder. Draped with wildflowers and low forest foliage, Chautauqua Park is a great spot you don’t have to hike into to get a stunning view. Just a brief 30-45 minutes out of Denver, you can’t go wrong with this beautiful outdoor location for your ceremony. Travel fees may apply.
Sapphire Point is a really special place with one of the best views of the state. Situated a little less than an hour and a half west of Denver, this intimate venue is perfect if you’re into mountainous views for your elopement. We highly recommend this spot! Travel fees do apply.
Are you ready for some of the most visually stunning rock formations in the United States? Located on the eastern plains of Colorado, this diverse area is sure to steal your heart. The park is scattered with hoodoos, sandstone-capped spires, grasslands and colored clay that will blow your mind—the perfect backdrop for your perfect elopement! Travel fees do apply for this spot.
If you’re a fan of mountains and desert, Garden of the Gods is a supreme location for your elopement. The red peaks backed by blue skies make for unbelievable photographs. This is a great spot if you’re seeking a quiet nook for your epic elopement. Travel fees do apply.
Looking for a view? Just minutes from downtown Boulder, Lost Gulch Overlook boasts amazing views of the great Indian Peaks Wilderness. Large boulder formations and a setting sun is all you need at this mountain location. Travel fees may apply.
Temporarily unavailable due to Covid19
Say “I do” on top of Flagstaff Mountain in Boulder, Colorado. You will find this location breathtaking with its sweeping views of Boulder below and enchanting pines. Since this location requires a reservation, it’s very private – bonus! Rental fees & travel fees apply.
9,000 feet above sea level outside the town of Golden, is a beautiful forested property with epic mountain views. Pick your favorite spot on the private property’s sprawling six acres. Property rental fee applies.
Perfect for strolling and celebrating, Mrs. Walsh’s Garden offers a central ceremony location in Estes Park. Clearly marked paths weaves through the natural flora in the area.
Travel and venue fees apply
3M Curve is a high-in-demand cliffside spot overlooking Upper Beaver Meadows in Rocky Mountain National Park. This easy to access spot is one of the best views in the park. Travel and permit fees do apply. Limited guest count and access.
Please note that due to wildfires, this location is unavailable until March 2021 at the earliest.
Sprague Lake is one of the most beautiful lakes in Rocky Mountain National Park. Backed by epic mountains and surrounded by lush forest, the dock on Sprague Lake makes for an intimate and romantic natural setting for your stunning elopement. Travel and permit fees do apply. Limited guest count.
Upper Beaver Meadows is one of the only places in Rocky Mountain National Park that can support larger groups. This meadow is backed by forest and an epic mountain scenery.
Travel and permit fees do apply.
Please note that due to wildfires, this location is unavailable until March 2021 at the earliest.
Lily Lake is in a part of Rocky Mountain National Park that is a little more quiet. The dockside and walkway make this darling lake easy for your intimate elopement.
Travel and permit fees do apply.
Available only during the winter months, Bear Lake is our favorite frozen lake for snowy, scenic serenades. With the grand Rocky Mountains as your witness, Bear Lake is great for intimate ceremonies.
Travel and permit fees do apply.
The following locations are beautiful, remote mountain lakes that require a hike to reach. Therefore they are exclusive to couples that choose our Wildflower Package. Learn more about the Wildflower Package experience here.
Silver Dollar Lake is a stunning alpine lake in Colorado’s Arapaho National Forest. The lake is surrounded by trees and wildflowers and offers sweeping views of the surrounding mountains from the months of June through September. The trail to Silver Dollar Lake is 3-miles round trip and is gorgeous every step of the way. Once you reach the lake, you’ll see a spillway which makes a small waterfall surrounded by wildflowers. Dogs are allowed on the trail, so you can bring your fur-baby along as your witness (it’s legal in Colorado!).
Located in the heart of the Indian Lake Wilderness, Isabelle Lake is a true Colorado alpine lake. The 6.3-mile round trip hike is brimming with beauty and nature, including a waterfall, wildflowers, streams and rock features. The lake can only be reached June -October but offers spectacular scenery in both seasons. An elopement at Lake Isabelle is perfect for couples that want to capture their love for each other and the outdoors on their wedding day.
