This past week-end, I did a wedding in Keystone, Colorado. The ceremony was in the Quaking Aspen Ampitheater and the reception in the Keystone Pavilion. The aspen are just starting to change so the colors are spectacular in the area.
It did rain a bit, but the ceremony came off between showers and we provided enough umbrellas that guests were kept dry when needing to use the restrooms, that are located outside the tent!
To say The Wright Group (www.wrightgroup.com) and Encore Style (encorestyleinc@comcast.net) went the "extra mile" is an understatement. The Keystone Neighborhood Group, who operates the tent, said it was the most beautiful event they'd ever hosted in the tent! The draping and special lighting, along with the magnificant orchid arrangements took your breath away and created the perfect ambiance for the wedding.
The food, provided by Greg Boyington of Haute Touch (www.hautetouch.com) was to die for and the authentic Purto Rico wedding cake was provided by Teacup Shop (www.teacup-shop.com)
was a highlight!
Photography, provided by Von Dolce of Dolce Photography (www.vondolce.com) is nothing short of fantastic and the videographer Mares Video Productions (www.maresvideoproductions.com) did a fabulous job of the montage, shown throughout dinner as well as being one of the top videographers in the State. (Can't wait to see the final products from both of these vendors!)
Music was wonderful and really set the mood. For the ceremony, Rob Wivchar, played guitar and sang (robwivchar@hotmail.com) and Eclectic Edge Events, LLC (www.EclecticEdgeEvents.com) provided all the dance music and the DJ (Jim) kept the party going and had everyone on the dance floor!
The bride's natural beauty, was enhanced by Liz from Beauty on Location (www.Beautyonlocationbyliz.com) and the bride's hair made it through even the downpours, looking fresh and lovely.
It was spectacular to say the least. Want a mountain wedding like this one? Give me a call at 303-779-0395 or email me at tanya@weddingsbytanya.com and have a great Fall!
Monday, September 22, 2008
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