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Photo Credit: Kari Geha Photography Every "best outdoor venues" list in Denver shows you the same golden-hour photos. What most of them skip is the part that actually determines whether your outdoor reception goes smoothly: this city's weather does not behave like an outdoor reception in most other places, and rooftops and ground-level spaces come with genuinely different tradeoffs on top of that. Planning around both is what separates a wedding day people remember for the ri

Photo Credit: Kari Geha Photography "Do I need a wedding planner" is the wrong first question. The right one is "what am I actually trying to get help with," because wedding planning isn't one job, it's three different jobs that happen to share a name. Here's how to tell which one you actually need, and two Denver planners worth knowing once you've figured it out. The three tiers, and what each one actually does Full-service planning starts near the beginning: venue search, v

A Denver Wedding Videographer on Why the Best Moments Happen When the Camera Goes Down Photo Credit: Kari Geha Kendyl Spriggs spent a decade doing legal work inside NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. Today he films weddings in the Colorado mountains. The path between those two things is not a straight line, and that's exactly what makes his work worth knowing about. When Kendyl and his wife left Maryland for Colorado, they were chasing something specific: slower pace, open s

Denver Wedding Content Creation with Heart, Intention, and a Sharp Eye for the In-Between Moments In the world of weddings and events, the behind-the-scenes moments often tell the story better than any posed shot. From the energy of a vendor team at work to the fleeting expressions of a couple sharing a quiet laugh, these are the moments that make an event unforgettable. That’s where Rhiannon Womack of BTS by Rhi comes in. Based in Denver, Rhiannon is a wedding content creato

Most wedding shows are built around rows of booths and a pile of flyers. That works for some, but we wanted to create an experience that feels like a real wedding reception. On Saturday, May 9th from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, we’re turning Echo Mountain into a jungle-safari-themed reception. There are no cramped aisles, no pressure to sign contracts, and no need to hide your engagement ring just to avoid being cornered by a salesperson. If you’ve ever felt like you had to pretend y

In the wedding industry, relationships are the only true currency. But as any busy pro knows, there is a massive difference between "knowing of" someone and being remembered by them. Psychology calls this the Recency Effect : people remember the most recent information they’ve encountered. If you spend your off-season sitting at home, you are fighting an uphill battle to stay top-of-mind for referrals when booking season hits. However, "networking" has become a loaded word. W

You’ve got the talent. You’ve got the gear. You might even have the bookings. But do you have the paperwork? In the Colorado wedding industry, we see a "creative divide." Photographers and planners often have their legal ducks in a row, but there is a pervasive trend of musicians, live painters, stationers, engravers, photo booth owners, bakers, and more operating under the radar. The common refrain is: "I’m just a solo artist," or "I’m just a home baker; I don’t need an LLC.