“They say that a wet knot is hardest to untie – well, Allie and Aron’s will forever be unbreakable. Set with the backdrop of the Colorado mountains on the front lawn of The Manor House, Allie and Aron’s wedding day was nothing short of a testament to their love and dedication to each other. After watching the pop-up storms that are so loved here in Colorado, we saw a break just as their ceremony was beginning only to be shocked as 15 minutes in, the skies opened up. Everyone stayed in their seats in awe of the beauty that was witnessing their vows in the pouring rain. Allie had even written a line about wanting to ‘weather the storms’ together – how kismet. As the night progressed and everyone dried off, guests were treated to signature cocktails of Espresso Martinis and Gold Rushes. They walked into the reception hall adorned with the glow of candlelight illuminating the tables. The tables themselves were a beautiful melody of blues, pinks, creams and greens all coming together to compliment the soft blue linens and natural oak tables. To really show stop, Allie built the ‘Hiltzick Hat Bar’ where guests could custom create hats to party with on the dance floor. With an Aperol Spritz tower to kick it all off and ending the night by making their own martinis, these two partied as hard as they love one another. There’s no mistaking that rain on a wedding day can be anxiety-inducing, but if you take a page out of Allie and Aron’s book – letting it all go leads to the wedding of the century.”
– Colorado Wedding Planner, White Pine Designs
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