Danielle and Travis wanted a romantic venue in the mountains where their guests could take advantage of the beautiful Colorado activities and scenery. Once Danielle visited Estes Park, she knew that this was the perfect location for their outdoor wedding ceremony! It was the perfect package because the ceremony and reception site, Twin Owls Steakhouse, were just a small walk away from each other and made it possible to throw a fun and unique event on a tight budget. Black Canyon Inn also has one of the best backdrops for a ceremony with a beautiful landscape of mountains and trees. And their was lodging on site so guests did not have to travel far. The Ceremony backdrop was actually our favorite detail…once she stood there, it was like the cover of a post card! Absolute perfection! The bride’s vision for her wedding was to incorporate her love for bright summer colors. We incorporated this “feel” into every corner of the wedding from the J. Crew Bridesmaids dresses to the radiant centerpieces. Swank Stems did an amazing job interpreting that vision, on a budget, using vibrant gerbera daises in bright white vases making all of the colors really pop. Danielle is a school teacher and Travis is a baseball coach so there were lots of children, family and friends present to share their big day with them. In fact, Danielle’s cousin is Chad Allen- husband to Heather Allen, president of Table 6 Productions, so even some of our family was there too! Thank you so much to Otto Schulze photography for these fabulous photos! Check out more pictures at Otto’s Blog.
Wedding Vendors
The Ceremony Venue: Black Canyon Inn, Estes Park
The Reception Venue: Twin Owls Steakhouse, Estes Park
The Stylist: Kori Schell with K Schell Designs
The Rentals: Twin Owls Steakhouse
The Linen: Chair Covers & Linens
The Flowers: Nicole Iverson with Swank Stems
The Food: Twin Owls Steakhouse
The Photographers: Otto Schultz
The Music: Ceremony/ James Davis jamesdavismusic.com and reception is A Music Plus, DJ Rex
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