Snowboarding Elopement

It was a bluebird morning in Breckenridge, and Paige and Zach were cozied up in a cabin off Blue River, surrounded by pines dusted in fresh snow for their winter elopement — the kind of morning where sunlight bounces off everything and whiskey at 9am just makes sense.

Inside, the vibe was pure excitement. Paige zipped into her dress with a mimosa in hand, while her best friend fluffed the train. Meanwhile, Zach was multitasking like a champ: failing to tie his bow tie and sipping whiskey like a pro.

With the car loaded with snowboards, florals, and Uncrustables, they headed to Sapphire Point in Breckenridge, where the world felt frozen in the best way. Zach stood facing the Ten Mile Range for their Colorado elopement, breath visible in the crisp air. When he turned around for their first look — boom. That signature grin lit up the whole ridge.

Their ceremony was sweet and simple, with vows whispered under pines and a classic Zach fist bump for the officiant.

Then it was off to Keystone, where they swapped wedding boots for snow ones and carved down groomers, her dress flying behind her like a cape, his tux flapping in the wind. They ended the day at a local bar, toasting with drinks and signing their marriage license.

Best. Day. Ever.