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Best of 2022

It’s that time of year again when we take a moment to look back at our year in weddings. Our best wedding photos of 2022 span nearly 11 months, from February in Estes Park all the way up to New Year’s Eve in Vail.

We had quite a few “firsts” this year and checked off several of our bucket list photo locations. Among them were Shelley and Jonathan’s wedding at the Redstone Inn in the Redstone Historic District, Laura and Connor’s elopement at Lake Isabelle, Ciara and Jonathan’s wedding at Telluride Ski Resort and Kristen and David’s spooky Halloween-themed wedding at the Hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs.

We also had the pleasure this year of finally returning to a few wedding venues that we haven’t been to in over a decade, including The Dunafon Castle in Idledale and Wild Basin Lodge in Allenspark.

To cap it all off, we just wrapped up Melissa and Ben’s super fun (and super snowy) New Year’s Eve wedding in Vail, which was the perfect bookend to this amazing year.

And now, we only have a few days before heading down to the Denver Botanic Gardens for our first wedding of 2023, which will be coming to the blog later this month (there’s no rest for the weary!) But, in the meantime, please enjoy our best wedding photos of 2022. Cheers!

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