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Hello worldReflection in the dredge pond in downtown Breckenridge, Colorado
When I pedaled to the post office earlier today, I took the path near the Blue River on the way back to the barn. I spotted the rushing waters of the Blue River and followed them to the Dredge boat. It’s actually a restaurant that can host small parties. There’s a bar upstairs too.
We just got back from a…Read more
Why choose a Destination Wedding? Tips and advice from invitation designer Stephanie McKean of Pier 9 Designs. [Guest Blog]
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Why choose a Destination Wedding? When my husband and I first starting planning our wedding and the idea of having a destination wedding came to mind, we immediately started thinking about the expense. So then our thoughts went back to thinking about a traditional wedding. Hmmm…. This really got us to thinking. We knew we wanted to go Maui, Hawaii…Read more
Photos from around Breck and Summit County, Colorado // April 2013.
I’m posting a collection of images from the last few weeks, photos from around Breck and Summit County, while we put the final touches on a redesign of our site and what we do here. It’s gonna be even better than before, with a freshening up to boot. We have lots of fun photos and stories to tell, so please…Read more
A collection of winter bridal bouquets from the Flower Maven.
In this blog post, I’ve put together a collection of winter bridal bouquets from the Flower Maven. That’s Dina. I’m usually behind the lens, capturing these beauties up close before sending them out the door to be held in the hands of a bride. We know and understand that your bouquet can be one of the most important parts of…Read more
{ Real Mountain Wedding } Claire + Rob at Keystone, Colorado
Weddings in the mountains are just a little bit different. And so are the couples. They want to be up high in the hills with panoramic views, the trees and folds in terrain creating pockets that are naturally romantic. In the winter, the landscape opens up to adventures involving gondolas, snow cats, snowmobiles, dogsleds, skis and snowboards.
On the scene to…Read more
