If you are trying to figure out how you can tie together an elegant wedding with a barn venue then this the wedding for you. This Colorado couple opted to have both their ceremony and reception in a barn venue and with the natural beauty of this venue it is easy to see why. This amazing barn wedding took place at Crooked Willow Farms which is a stunning Colorado wedding venue and from the pictures it is easy to understand why this couple decided to have their rustic chic wedding there. Thanks to Jared Wilson Photography for sharing this stunning wedding with us today. Sources – photography: Jared Wilson Photography / venue: Crooked Willow Farm / catering: Gourmet Fine Catering / event planning: Table 6 Productions / cake design: Gateaux Bakery / rental: Butler Rents / lighting: Lighting and design by scott
This wedding really combines a few different rustic wedding styles. It seem to pull together a country, farm and barn wedding all in one. This Colorado barn wedding features a really amazing outdoor ceremony followed by a barn reception. What I love about this wedding ceremony is that they simply took one large open space and created a ceremony location by essentially building a “set”. From the beautiful Colorado backdrop to the cowboy boot wearing bride, this rustic wedding is all country! Thanks to Kennedy Fotografik for sharing this wedding with us today. Sources – photography: Kennedy Fotograkif
It seems we have a bit of a Colorado rustic wedding trend going on here. Both yesterday’s and today’s real wedding took place at the Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield. This wedding has a wonderful backyard feel to it with lawn games and mason jar favors. If you are thinking of changing out of your high heals and into comfortable shoes take note of the sneakers that this bride and groom sport. Head over to our Facebook page and tell us what type of shoes you are going to wear on your wedding day. Vendors – photography: April O’Hare Photography / venue: Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield
Check out these Evergreen Red barn Wedding Photos / Previously known as Meadows at Marshdale located in Evergreen Colorado. Award winning Colorado Wedding Photographer Sharee Davenport
This stunning two-tone equestrian facility in Boulder, Colorado, is a truly one-of-a-kind horse barn based on our Oakridge 60' Apartment Barn Kit.
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Barn wedding. Osborn Farm in Loveland, CO. Photography: Prismatic Images Photography by Rob Pearson.
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Jordania and Nathan's wedding at Tex Ranch in Peyton Colorado photographed by Sharee Davenport, a Colorado Springs Wedding Photographer
Taking place at the beautiful Colorado wedding venue, Winding River Ranch, this stunning mountain wedding is filled with details we just could not get enough of. From the photographer: Christy and Jason had a beautiful wedding set between mountain peaks and winding streams in Grand Lake, CO. I loved that Christy was so much fun to be around and had everyone laughing all day! This venue was to die for, and in a sea of barn weddings, I really feel like this one stands out because the lighting and draping was so beautiful. They also had just about the most beautiful flowers I’ve ever seen. We had to dodge a few (enormous) moose to get these photos, but it was well worth the risk! Thanks to Jenna Noelle Photography for sharing this lovely wedding with us today. Photographer: Jenna Noelle Photography//Floral Designer: Beet & Yarrow//Hair Stylist: Elegance By Design//Makeup Artist: Elegance by Design – Make Up//Reception Venue: Winding River Ranch//
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Lovely Spring Wedding at White Barn with Purple Decor I am so stoked that 2021 is finally here and we’re all starting to be able to get back to normal. I haven’t had the opportunity to photograph a large wedding since 2019 due to everyone’s least favorite word by now, Covid. I’m thrilled that I […]
Hasselblad 500c/m 60mm Distagon Plus-X @ 64 Rodinal 1+50, 8.75', 10" agitation every 2' If I do say so myself, this is one of those shots where I looked at the initial scan and said to myself "Ahhh ... nailed it!". OK, yeah, I could have done a better job setting the hyperfocal distance on my lens to get the closest tree in better focus, but everything else is as I wanted it. I will definitely print this one.
Anna and Chase tied the knot at The Venue at Crooked Willow Farms. The iconic red barn served as a darling backdrop for all of their photos.
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Experience an unforgettable CO wedding at our luxury dude ranch in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. We offer gourmet food & five-star lodging. Learn more!
Distance: 4.85 miles round trip (both trails with detours) Elevation at the start: 8,580 ft Elevation Gain: 756 ft (cumulative) Dogs: Prohibited Bikes: Prohibited Critters: Snipe Flies (yikes!) Seasonal Closure: 1 April to 30 June for Elk calving DeLonde Homestead in the distance at Caribou Ranch Caribou Ranch Open Space is located just north of Nederland on the Peak to Peak highway. Its two trails can be combined into a lovely stroll through Ponderosa Forest and open meadows. In summer the meadows are filled with wildflowers and tall green grasses. Early trail segment View to the west before heading down to the meadow The ranch contains many attractions including the bright red barn of the DeLonde Homestead, the buildings and ruins of the Bluebird Mine, an excursion along Boulder Creek, and a short, nostalgic sojourn along the road bed of the Switzerland Trail, former route of the Denver, Boulder & Western Railroad. A segment in Aspens The parking is ample at the trailhead, which is short distance off of highway 72. A large brown sign points the way. Bathroom facilities are also present. The wildflowers in this small meadow caught the eye The route begins on the DeLonde Trail (1.2 miles one way) in a Ponderosa forest that angles gently upwards. Occasional rock piles and views of the western hills dominate the early portion of the route. A little further on the route transitions into small meadows surrounded by young Aspens before intersecting at 0.84 miles with the Switzerland Trail (as in train) roadbed. A small interpretive sign provides information about this historical landmark. The route follows the road bed until it intersects with the Bluebird Loop (1.8 miles around). Another small meadow At this point, you can take the loop in either direction. Since the red barn of the DeLonde Homestead was in view across an expansive green meadow, it was difficult not to head directly to it and take the loop in a counter-clockwise manner. Intersecting the Switzerland Trail The homestead (1.5 miles) consists of the attractive barn, a large house, a picnic table and a small lake that is blocked by a fence. This was a pleasant place indeed to lounge and listen to the birds in the trees. The red barn up close The DeLonde Homestead residence Beyond the homestead on the northern portion of the loop is Boulder Creek at 2.26 miles. There is a short set of stone steps one can descend to reach the water. It is really unfortunate that dogs are not allowed in the open space because it has everything a dog could want. Looking towards the small pond. The picnic table is just to the right Trees and rocks near the homestead On the western extent of the loop is a small sign pointing to the ruins of the Bluebird Mine. The name actually comes from Blue Azurite, which is often found in silver ore. The mine was active in the 1870s. You can wander around the buildings and look across a fence into the mine shaft itself. Boulder Creek, still flowing in early August There are several paths leading away from the mine site and it was little confusing finding the trail again. If route finding is not for you, just back track up the spur trail that led to the mine and you'll be fine. Coming up on the Bluebird Mine complex Looking into the mine shaft The last part of the loop is along the edge of the expansive meadow. The DeLonde Homestead is visible in the distance. A bench is strategically placed along the side, ideal for another summer-time contemplative moment. Part of the meadow Looking across the meadow to the homestead beyond Caribou Ranch is an idyllic spot. Lovers, families, or walkers seeking both solitude and pleasing views will find it most appealing. A word of caution, however.... Snipe Flies prowl this bucolic paradise. Two bites on my hand and it swelled up like a balloon. If you have similar sensitivities, spray on the Deet, or visit in a less petulant time of year. The final stretch of the loop before it retains the Switzerland Trail
In 2019 KGA Studio Architects designed this property. The project includes an outdoor arena and the barn with upstairs living quarters.
Abby + Chris’ laid-back Colorado barn wedding really couldn’t have been any sweeter. Everything from beginning to end reflected their fun + genuine personalities and the details of the day were just the right balance of rustic + vintage. We’re loving their refreshing color palette of peach + mint – such a dreamy juxtaposition to...
Our community member Michael Liedtke photographed a beautiful Colorado wedding taking place at The Barn at the Memorial Park.
