Wedding
Documentation
Published and praised wedding photography for couples interested in preserving their memories as timeless art. Wedding day documentation can be used to tell a love story for generations to come.
Dream on
I stand on the box of individuality. This may be uncommon for a wedding vendor. You’ve likely been sold on the idea of a wedding for your whole life, through witnessing tradition at home or through the media. I’ll encourage you now and throughout the planning process to do whatever it is that you want to do. Others may attempt to sweep you up in their idea of what is right. It’s important to remember the cause of the union and fight for your wants and needs.
The couple featured here packed up their wedding (family & friends included) and headed to their favorite campsite to wed how they saw fit. It was magical. See their wedding story told in this Mountainside Bride article.
Timeless love
Timeless love
Published Work
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Mountainside Bride
Colorado camping elopement for firefighter with handmade wildflower bouquets
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The New York Times
First look at artful hotel and wedding at Bigsby’s Folley Craft Winery in Rino Denver.
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Rocky Mountain Bride
Micro Indian wedding with four parts at Jacquard Hotel Denver, Denver Botanic Gardens, and Juniper Mountain House in Evergreen
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Couture Colorado
A blizzard in Boulder is what she wished for and more
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Rocky Mountain Bride
Elopement at her original family homestead ranch in Pagosa Springs.
Useful information
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Pricing begins at $4,000 and includes 5 hours of coverage. Click to view the detailed pricing information.
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I prefer to be heavily involved with my couples’ wedding day timeline. During the consultation process, I’ll craft an initial timeline free of charge. We can compare your budget with how many hours of photography coverage works best.
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Elopement photography is for 15 or fewer guests. I’m grateful to have reached a time where I can choose which events I would like to photograph. Pricing depends on time of year and event idea. Please send an email with your initial plans, proposed guest count, date, and location. hellobaechler@gmail.com
Drop A Note
Idea for
Dreaming
While you’re dreaming, check out how original Brooke and Eric were. They wanted a full day of wedding fun! They had a morning wedding in Boulder followed by a reception, rest and recharge in hotel rooms, and then met their guests in the evening at a trendy bar with food trucks to party on.
