“Michelle and Michael’s Aspen wedding weekend was full of personality, laughter, and mountain charm. The celebrations began at the historic Holden Marolt Mining Museum, where guests arrived in cowboy hats and western attire for a rustic welcome party. Sushi was rolled fresh on site, frozen yogurt from Red Fox Aspen was served for dessert, and the night set the perfect tone for the days ahead. On the wedding day, Michelle got ready at the Mollie Hotel with her closest friends and family. In a touching nod to tradition, she gifted each bridesperson a sterling silver aspen leaf keychain, the same gift her mother had given her bridesmaids decades earlier. Afterward, she and Michael shared a first look at the Ashcroft ghost town, a spot he chose for its unique history and charm. Their ceremony at Pine Creek Cookhouse overlooked sweeping views of the Elk Mountains and was filled with laughter as they exchanged heartfelt vows. The reception followed with toasts, a dress change, and an energetic hora dance under a tent surrounded by wildflowers. Every detail reflected their fun and free-spirited style, making it an unforgettable Aspen wedding weekend.”
– Colorado Wedding Photographer, Mary Ann Craddock Photography
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