Cloud 9 Weddings & Papers

This blush perfection wedding at Crooked Willow Farms was AMAZING! First off, Brittany and Zach are the coolest couple ever. I mean ever. She is an animal lover and rescues dogs from kill shelters and his proposal story is epic. That is another blog post! They were a total blast to work with and we were so excited to help execute their vision for their wedding. The palette was blush and white with touches of silver. The feel was romantic and chic. The first impression for guests were the fabulous blush, gray and rose gold letterpress and foil invitations. The bride absolutely stunned in a Hayley Paige dress. Prior to the wedding, Brittany had senior dogs that were up for adoption from the Max Fund brought out for pictures (#adoptdontshop). Does it get any better? The look on Zach's face when the doors parted as Brittany came down the aisle was priceless. See the below pic! There was not a dry eye during the ceremony. These two were made for each other and their guests could feel

Everyone is familiar with at least one wedding myth.  Wedding myths are believed to bring good luck or bad luck, but they aren’t factually true.  They are passed down from one generation to another and whether to believe them or not, is totally up to you!  Just because someone said that these myths are true, doesn’t mean they actually are. Get a kick out of these 9 wedding myths and keep them in the back of your head for future reference! 1. It is believed in Rome that the veil protects the bride from evil spirits that are jealous of the bride. The veil protects from illnesses that these spirits can give her.  [caption id="attachment_5104" align="aligncenter" width="435"] "Character Bride Fashion Veil Wedding Dresses" by Canon EOS 5d Mark IIi is licensed under CC0 1.0 [/caption] 2. In the Hindu culture, rain on your wedding day represents fertility and cleansing.  There are other folklores that don’t believe this.  They believe that wind a

There is a time and a place for everything, even weddings.  Based on your vision, goals, and possibly budget the month, day, and time when a wedding takes place is crucial.  Colorado offers around 300 days of sun which means there is never a bad time to get married in Colorado.  Plus, our winters are mild and gorgeous!   “Off-peak” or “off season” weddings have been very popular for our couples because often times vendors and venues offer off-peak pricing and added incentives.  During off-peak months, during the week, and certain times of the day vendors and venues aren’t as busy as they are during the wedding season.  You’re more likely to book with a specific vendor or venue that you’ve been eager to work with. Month In Colorado, “off-peak” is considered November through April.  Weddings during these months are just as beautiful and fun as May to October weddings.  Off-season wedding pictures are stunning and you can interact with nature more to make your pictures more playful.