Maggie & Dan were married at the Sacred Heart of Jesus church in downtown Boulder and celebrated at Chautauqua Park & Dining Hall.  It was a gorgeous mild and sunny day in Boulder after a week of rain.

I first met Maggie a few years ago in Taos, New Mexico where I was living at the time.  I left Taos for Vermont before I got the chance to know Maggie and Dan very well, but they became friends with a few of my good friends that remained in Taos.  Maggie and Dan started dating in Taos, just like my wife Leah and I (we met on a chairlift there!).  I had a great time catching up with a few of my old friends after the wedding until the early hours of the morning.  It brought back memories of Taos – there’s something special about driving through miles of desert sagebrush, picking up a green chile breakfast burrito at Abe’s Cantina, and heading up to ski powder in the sun at Taos Ski Valley.

Thanks to Tevis for the great help assisting me.  Prints available online here in a few weeks.  Play the slideshow below to see more.

Saturday was a beautiful day for Maggie & Dan’s wedding in Boulder, Colorado.  Look for more pictures here soon!

Samantha and Ian were married last Saturday at the Yampa River Botanical Park in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.  The ceremony was followed by an intimate reception at Samantha’s family residence.  Samantha looked beautiful in her Lela Rose gown that she found at Anna Be in Denver, Colorado.  Samantha and Ian were kind enough to invite me to their rehearsal dinner on friday, which gave me a chance to meet a lot of their friends and family members.  It was a really friendly group of people and I had a great time getting to know many of them.

This gentleman can sketch almost as fast as I can photograph:

I had a great time coming to Colorado for this one!  On Sunday I had breakfast at Winona’s, a Steamboat fixture.  I got there too late for their famous (and huge!) Cinnamon buns, but I had a front row seat oustide for a cattle drive down Lincoln Avenue.  I left town with a few of Colorado’s finest souvenirs.  Prints will be available here in a few weeks.  Click on the link below to see more of Samantha & Ian’s pictures.

When I wake up the morning of a wedding and hear a “chance of thunderstorms” forecast, I always get really excited.  It might make some brides nervous with thoughts of soggy wedding guests, but Samantha is an avid photographer herself so she was on board with me on this one.  To me the threat of thunderstorms means dramatic skies and gorgeous light.  Samantha and Ian were married in Steamboat Springs, Colorado on Saturday and the rains never came.  Look for more pictures from their wedding here soon.