Colorado Elopement Packages: Elope In Colorado With Adventure Amore
The most important part of your wedding day is that it truly feels like it’s YOUR DAY. You want something remarkable, extraordinary, and intimate, so why not look at Colorado elopement packages? My name is Adam Amit, a passionate photographer, nature lover, and adventurous soul who finds hope and happiness in seeing people’s love for each other.
As sappy as that might sound, it’s true, and because of the joy it brings me and devoted couples, I help them create adventurous, one-of-a-kind packages to elope in Colorado and give them the experiences they covet from such a momentous occasion.
Elope In Colorado With Me As Your Colorado Elopement Planner
I love adventure and exploration and have no problem getting knee-deep in the muck to get the perfect photograph or enjoy a laugh. You’re going to have the adventure of a lifetime and I’d love to play a part in that as your Colorado elopement planner.
My role is to make your wedding a stress-free one leaving you to live in the moment without a care in the world and focus on what matters most, the person you love. I’ll help you organize everything from making sure you have the right permits to picking the best places to elope. Colorado awaits and your beautiful journey can begin free-minded with my help.
Who My Colorado Elopement Packages are Perfect For:
My Colorado Elopement Packages Include:
A SUPER FUN ELOPEMENT EXPERIENCE
You deserve an extraordinarily meaningful & fun day – we’re going to make it happen!
UNLIMITED FREE CONSULTATIONS
I can’t emphasize this enough – I want to reduce your stress! Wooooossssaaaaa. I’m always available to chat – you can text, email, DM, or carrier pigeon me whenever you want as much as you want.
PAYMENT PLAN
Let’s not stress about this, we’ll create a payment plan that works for you!
CUSTOM LOCATIONS
I’ll recommend the best locations based on exactly what you crave.
90 PAGE EXCLUSIVE ELOPEMENT GUIDE
Planning a wedding shouldn’t be stressful so I’ve created this helpful guide that you can refer to whenever you want.
TIMELINE CONSTRUCTION
I’m going to help you with a thorough timeline, taking into account best lighting, how long it takes to get from point a to b.
COMPLIMENTARY OFFICIATING
Not gonna brag too hard – but I’m a pretty dope officiant. Want proof of my public speaking skills? My university chose me to give the graduation speech, and I brought the house down.
NO TRAVEL FEES
Wherever you get married in Colorado is where I’ll be, no extra charge.
SNEAK PEAK WITHIN 5 DAYS
Holy camolies that’s fast! Of course it is, I want you to relive the day immediately!!
FREE FULLY EDITED HI-RES PHOTOS
These photos are yours and you are meant to enjoy them forever and ever and make sure that all your family and friends do to. I highly encourage you throwing these photos up in your best friend’s bathroom because they deserve to see you so happy.
All The Above and More:
Prices starting at $4600
Colorado Elopements: Best Places To Elope In Colorado
If you are searching for the best places to elope in Colorado, The Centennial State is the gift that keeps on giving with simply breath taking diverse landscapes and natural features that are next-level gorgeous. Thanks to its varied landforms, you have an exhilarating choice of Colorado elopement locations to help create the ultimate wedding ceremony for you and the one you love.
Our Top Locations To Elope In Colorado
I’ve put together the following list of what I think are the best places to elope in Colorado so you can see how varied these venues are and what they offer. Each one of them is unique in its own right, offering different weather conditions, activities, and experiences, and setting for your ultimate wedding day.
Aspen
Probably the most iconic destination for an elopement in the Colorado mountains. All year round you’ll have stunning views, lush greenery in the summer months, and snowy peaks in winter. It’s quite an upmarket bougie town that offers you a ton of activities. Mountain biking, world-class ski facilities, and horseback riding, and it’s home to the best small wedding venue in the State, the Amphitheatre.
Check out my Aspen Elopement Guide.
Breckenridge
Only an hour and a half from Denver, Breckenridge is amongst the most popular mountain locations in the country. A fabulous all-year-round location for a Colorado adventure elopement, you can enjoy stunning alpine lakes, gorgeous mountain ranges, and eye-watering views. From skiing and snowboarding in the winter to hiking, boating, and fishing in summer.
Check out my Breckenridge Elopement Guide.
Colorado Springs
If you want easy-to-access elopement venues in Colorado, Colorado Springs is a fantastic choice. Offering the perfect blend of convenience and adventure with hiking and biking at North Cheyenne National Park, overwhelming views at Pikes Peak, cottonwood trees and wildflower fields at Palmer Park, and enormous brilliantly colorful rock formations at Paint Mines Interpretive Park, this is a great all-round location to elope in Colorado.
Check out my Colorado Springs Elopement Guide
Crested Butte
A little over four hours from Denver, Crested Butte is quite remote but is well worth considering for your Colorado wedding elopement. Because of where it is it’s less crowded than many other locations, it has all the vendors needed to create an amazing day, from caterers to hairstylists, and it’s less expensive, making it perfect for creating cheap elopement packages in Colorado that don’t break the bank.
Check out my Crested Butte Elopement Guide.
Denver, CO
Denver is at the heart of Colorado, making it one of the coolest locations for convenience, especially if you have guests flying in to join you. There are great options for food, drink, and entertainment. Denver has some of the most easily accessible places to elope in Colorado, some within a few minute’s hike of the town. With Red Rocks Park, Panorama Point, Lookout Mountain, Mount Falcon, Cheesman Park, and Standley Lake, don’t ignore Denver as possibly the best place to elope in Colorado for your wedding.
Check out my Denver Elopement Guide.
Estes Park
Of all the places to get eloped in Colorado and capture spectacular photographs, Estes Park elopements sit pretty high on the list. The park allows wedding parties of up to 30 guests and is a great option if you’re looking for no-frills places to elope in Colorado.
Check out my Estes Park Elopement Guide.
Garden of the Gods
300-foot-tall sandstone formations, awesome views of Pikes Peak, and beautiful clear blue skies sound pretty good, right? Probably top of many couples top elopement locations in Colorado, you certainly won’t be disappointed. Open all year and with South Spring Canyon, High Point, Jaycee Plaza, Sentinel and Three Graces Plaza, and Scotsman Picnic Area as your options for your ceremony, you’re a little spoilt for choice.
Check out my Garden of Gods Elopement Guide.
Indian Peaks Wilderness
Indian Peaks Wilderness is both gorgeous and highly accessible with stunning lakes at varying distances.
Check out my Indian Peaks Wilderness Guide.
Rocky Mountain National Park
Famous the world over, Rocky Mountain National Park has so much on offer including wilderness camping, fishing, horseback riding, countless hiking trails, and wildlife watching with the chance to see deer and elk.
Check out my Rocky Moutain National Park Elopement Guide.
Sapphire Point
Sapphire Point Overlook is at the top of many couples’ choices of Colorado elopement venues. Under two hours from Denver International Airport, Sapphire Point overlooks Dillon Reservoir where couples can get spectacular views of the Gore Mountains. Depending on what you want for your ceremony, this makes a good location at any time of year. It can get crowded which isn’t ideal for everyone, but they will allow you to take your dog which is pretty dope!
Check out my Sapphire Point Elopement Guide.
Sand Dunes National Park
A Sand Dunes elopement is all about getting married in a straightforward, affordable ceremony that is built around the couple’s individual preferences and style.
Check out my Sand Dunes Elopement Guide.
Telluride elopement packages
Encircled by towering mountains, the town of Telluride is surrounded by the San Juan National Forrest and is an incredible destination for an elopement. Colorado-bound couples can delight in the wildflowers during the summer months, see the aspen trees turn golden in fall, or get you can get your adrenaline fix on some of the country’s best ski slopes during winter.
Check out my Telluride Elopement Guide.
San Juan Mountains
Why I love the San Juan Mountains – They call this area the Switzerland of the Americas and for good reason – the mountain ranges are simply spectacular.
How Much Do Colorado Elopement Packages Cost?
Colorado elopement packages can cost 70% less, or $20,000 less, than a traditional wedding! I ain’t kidding. If you want more info on how much an elopement costs I got you covered.
The average elopement costs anywhere between $5,000 – $11,000.
Average Cost of A Traditional Wedding (150 guests)
Venue: $10,000
Lodging: $2,000
Catering: $11,250
Rehearsal Dinner: $2,000
Attire: $1,000
Photographer: $4,000
Decor: $2,000
Transportation: $1,000
Officiant: $400
DJ/Band: $2,000
Marriage License: 200
Hair and Makeup: $1,000
Florals: $1,000
Cake: $500
Event Planner: $1,500
Invitations: $500
Favors: $500
Traditional Wedding Total: $31,850
Average Cost of an Elopement (6 guests)
Lodging: $1,000
Catering: $500
Attire: $1,000
Photographer: $5,400
Decor: $500
Transportation: $1,000
Officiant: $400
Marriage License: 200
Permit: $200
Hair and Makeup: $250
Florals: $200
Cake: $250
Total Elopement Cost: $10,700
Total Savings: $21,150
As you can see, Colorado elopement packages can save you thousands of thousands of dollars, while still providing you with an epic elopement experience. Now Let’s check out what you can do during your elopement.
CAN WE BRING FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO OUR ELOPEMENT?
Yes, you absolutely can bring guests to your elopement!
1. You can also always include your guests for portions of the day, not the whole thing.
2. For fam and friends who can’t be there, ask them to provide written letters, pre-recorded videos, or audio messages.
3. If your guests are participating in adventures, make sure they can safely partake.
Here’s a great resource for how to include family and friends in your elopement day.
Can our Dog or Pet Be a Part of our Colorado Elopement?
Absolutely! You just have to make sure that pets are allowed where you are going. Some locations allow pets anywhere, some only allow them on leashes.
Elopement Activities
Hiking
Picnic
Helicopter Flight
Get on the Water
Jeep Ride
Snowmobile
Star-Gaze
Ski / Snowboard
Snow Shoe
Example Colorado Elopement Packages Timeline
Sunrise to Sunset Elopement (12 – 16 hours)
3:00 AM: Leave trailhead for 2 mile hike
5:00 AM: Arrive at ceremony site, get ready
6:00 AM: Blue Hour Photos
7:00 AM: Sunrise, Ceremony
8:30 AM: Breakfast
9:15 AM: Final Morning Portraits
10:00 AM: Hike back down
12 – 3 PM: Rest
3:00 PM: Meet at 2nd Location, 1 mile hike
4:00 PM: sunset portraits
6:00 PM: Blue Hour Photos, picnic
7:00 PM: Star Photos
8:00 PM: Hike Back
9:00 PM: Finish
Full Day Elopement (8 hours)
10:00 AM: Leave trailhead for 2 mile hike.
12:00 PM: Arrive at ceremony site, get ready
1:30 PM: Ceremony
2:45 PM: Family Photos
2:15 PM: Picnic + Champagne
3:00 PM: Couples Portraits + Exploration
4:30 PM: Hike Down
6:00 PM: Arrive back at trailhead
Mini Elopement (4 hours)
2:00 PM: Leave trailhead for .5 mile hike
2:45 PM: Ceremony
3:15 PM: Couples Portraits + Explore
5:00 PM: Champagne and snacks
5:30 PM: Hike Back
6:00 PM: Arrive back at trailhead
Elopement Packages Colorado: When Should I Elope To Colorado?
I’m not sure there’s ever a bad time to plan Colorado elopements, but there are times that could be thought of as more optimal. Each season in the State brings something new, which as an adventurer and photographer is mind-blowingly cool. The State is known for erratic weather. If you struggle in the cold, maybe a mountain in winter isn’t the best place to elope in Colorado for you. My elopement wedding packages in Colorado can be booked year-round so have a look at what each season could offer and see which one offers you the most of what you want.
Fall Colorado Elopement
Being adventurous outdoor types, fall is a magical time to schedule all-inclusive elopement packages in Colorado. The landscape is changing color with Aspen trees changing from green to beautiful yellows, oranges, golds, and warm reds. There are still tons of activities to enjoy. If you like beer, Oktoberfest hits the city of Denver, you can take romantic train rides, experience festivals, go on hikes or take scenic drives, or even visit an Elk farm.
Spring Colorado Elopement
Elopement spots in Colorado offer couples slightly milder weather with an average of 78°F. With the warmer weather comes the early spring wildflowers, including bright yellow violets, the pink Western Spring Beauty, and the common Starlilly. The last of the winter snow still hangs around making the trails quite muddy, so if you want dry hiking trails, it’s best to target your Colorado elopement package for mid-late June.
Summer Colorado Elopement
If you’re not into snow, getting eloped in Colorado in summertime offers the best all-around package. The days are nice and warm and the nighttime temperatures are comfortable, and with clear skies, stargazing is at its best, good enough to see the Milky Way!
Wildflowers are hitting their peak with Gentian, Lupine, Elephant Head, and Indian Paintbrushes washing the landscape. You’re also spoilt for choice when it comes to activities at places to get eloped in Colorado with ATVs, kayaking, canoeing, jeep riding, and picnicking all accessible.
Winter Colorado Elopement
From my point of view, a Colorado winter elopement is the perfect choice for couples who want epic backdrops for their wedding ceremony and love outdoor activities involving snow. The snow-capped high peaks are absolutely stunning and there are so many Colorado mountain elopement locations to choose from. The best snow is between February and March and is perfect for skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and enjoying a log cabin retreat.
WEEKDAY OR WEEKEND
If you can help it, elope on a weekday! Trust me, trails and mountain towns get busy during the weekends because all the locals and tourists are out and about having fun. The best time to get married, heck even to just have a regular old adventure, is during the weekday. You’ll have far fewer people to contend with, and also might even have lower costs!
“This is the hardest review I ever had to write. Only because I have so many great things I can say about Adam @Adventure Amore. First I will say to stop looking around for the perfect photographer! Adam is the one! Adam gave his all to find out who we are, our likes and dislikes, what we pictured on our day and how WE wanted it to be. With all honesty he made our day amazing.” – Eugene & Angela
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