Category Archives: Weddings
Allison and Trevor ~ Boulder Wedding Photos
Allison and Trevor were married on June 15th at the Grace Lutheran Church in Boulder. Following a beautiful ceremony, guests were invited to celebrate the new couple at A Spice Of Life on the Flatirons Golf Course. Some early cloud cover kept temperatures down and made for a comfortable, eventually sunny and beautiful day. Check out some photos of this awesome wedding day…
Katie and John ~ A Wedding in Madison
If you’ve ever flipped through a book of Frank Lloyd Wright’s work, chances are you’ve seen pictures of his First Unitarian Meeting House in Shorewood Hills, WI, a suburb of Madison. Not only were Katie and John married in this beautiful church, but John’s grandfather, Max Gaebler, was a minister of the church, where Wright also attended as a member. Now 91, Max Gaebler serves as minister emeritus and the family was honored to have him in attendance. We enjoyed an absolutely beautiful day on Saturday, June 2nd, first at the historic church, and then at Quivey’s Grove for the reception.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s First Unitarian Meeting House
We learned how to tie bow ties that day… for about 45 minutes 
Max Gaebler in the First Unitarian Meeting House
Kristina and Nick ~ Wedding Photos
Meet Kristina and Nick. They were married in December in Youngstown, OH and I had the privilege of photographing their beautiful wedding. We had a typical gray Ohio day, but no rain, so we got out to Mill Creek Park and did some fun shots before heading to the Mahoning Country Club in Girard for the ceremony and reception. Here are a few shots from the day.
Mariel and Adam ~ Lonehawk Farm Wedding
Mariel and Adam were married on October 9th at the beautiful Lonehawk Farm north of Boulder. This was my last wedding of the 2011 season and it was quite the party. We enjoyed a beautiful sunny ceremony, a whole roasted pig for dinner, and a private party in the back room at Avery Brewing after the wedding. Check out a few shots from the day…
The whole bridal party danced down the isle for the processional. These guys rocked it!
Mmmm… Pig.
Mariel is big into zombies and the like. What an appropriate piece of decor.
We hit Avery Brewing after the wedding and partied into the night. They had an excellent selection in the back room.
Thanks, Mariel and Adam, for a super fun wedding and a killer party!
Alexis and Denny ~ Planet Bluegrass Ranch Wedding in Lyons, CO
Alexis and Denny were married at the beautiful Planet Bluegrass Ranch in Lyons, CO. Here’s a little taste of their awesome day…
The ranch is lined on the north and east sides by the North Saint Vrain River with hundred-foot redstone cliffs as it’s backdrop. The grounds feature lots of big old cottonwoods as well as a few apple trees. This shot shows the stage used for the festivals and its scenic backdrop.
This little guy had some fun with the fact that for 10 seconds he was the center of attention.
Alexis’ dad was rockin’ out the subtly cool super plaid and showin’ off some moves.
Cool! It changes colors!
Thank you Alexis and Denny for inviting me to be a part of you big day!
Wedding Vendors
Venue | Planet Bluegrass Ranch | 303-823-0848
Caterer | A Spice Of Life | 303-443-4049
Florist | Living Arts Floral | 303-823-6733
Cake Artist | Mermaids Bakery | 303-534-0956
Music | Vanilla Pop | 575-770-2943
Angela and Jeremy ~ A Lincoln, NE Wedding
A few weeks ago I drove out to Lincoln to shoot Angela and Jeremy’s awesome wedding. They were married in Christ Lutheran Church, which was good because, in classic NE style, it was very hot and very humid. The church was not only air conditioned but also offered some really nice stained glass windows to use as backdrops for some detail shots. We also got downtown and did a few pictures at the Haymarket Train Station, and then had a rockin’ reception at the Hillcrest Country Club. Here’s a little sample of the awesomeness that was Angela and Jeremy’s wedding day…
You can’t tell from the photo, but the dress is hung on a hook that is a good 15 ft up. It’s no surprise that I couldn’t reach it, but even Angela’s brother Adam couldn’t reach it on a chair. Luckily there was a meeting in this room attended by a group of Ugandan refugees. The guy who helped us hang the dress up must have been 6’8″!
Down at the Haymarket Train Station, we did our best to get some good shots without anyone passing out. The heat was intense and the air was thick with some kind of moisture that I’m not familiar with, being a Coloradan.
We got it done as quickly as possible and decided to head into Lazlo’s for some AC and beers! As one of Angela and Jeremy’s favorite pastimes (and mine) it was only fitting that we get some photos of these guys living it up on their wedding day. This is reminiscent of Angela and Jeremy’s engagement photos in Boulder, where we also ended up hitting the bars for a look that was true to their lifestyle
Why not a bridal portrait in the awesome soft window light at the bar?
After the beautiful ceremony at the church, we headed to the Hillcrest Country Club where we had a line of golf carts waiting for the whole bridal party to drive around the course and take some photos.
The driveway to the country club was long and lined with these great big trees. Had to stop for a few shots here!
It’s hard to get 13 people to all jump at the same time, but these guys nailed it. Look Ma, no feet!
I thought about asking everyone if they would get in the tree, but I didn’t even have to. As soon as we stopped here, I had people volunteering to climb up there. This was a really fun wedding party!
1… 2… 3… strike a pose!
This party was rocking all night long. The dance floor was jumpin’ until 1 in the morning. No slackers here – this was the real deal!
Strobe lights!
I had a blast at this wedding with a great group of people. Thank you Angela and Jeremy!
Betsy and Joe ~ Snow Mountain Ranch Wedding
Betsy and Joe are hitched! And I had the honor of capturing their beautiful wedding day at the scenic Snow Mountain Ranch near Granby, CO. It’s rustic lodges, old homestead structures, scenic lake, and mountain views helped to make this a memorable and distinctly Colorado wedding. Here’s a little taste of the day Betsy and Joe were married…
Joe played the bagpipes for the guests before the ceremony began. He did a great job! Can you tell why this site is called Columbine Point?
The clouds rolled in and past, dropping only a light sprinkle on us. We had a nice cool day without rain – perfect.
Betsy and Joe had planned to canoe on the lake in advance, but lightning kept them out of the water for a while. Finally, they got the chance and made it happen.
Always dancing, these two!
As the sun set and the crescent moon presided, the celebration continued…
Anyone who knows Betsy and Joe knows that this dance floor was rockin’ all night long! These two were definitely in their element.
Congratulations Betsy and Joe! So glad to have been a part of your amazing wedding day