Planning your elopement in Colorado? Start Here.

How To Elope In Colorado

Colorado is one of the easiest states to elope and also one of the prettiest. This guide walks you through how eloping here actually works, from the legal side (yes, it really is that simple) to the types of locations you can choose and what your day can realistically look like. We break down the options and show you how to turn a “just us” ceremony into a full, meaningful experience if that’s what you want. Read the guide below to get all the deets:

The Best Places To Elope In Colorado

In this guide, you’ll find a roundup of some of the best places to elope in Colorado, along with what makes each area different and what types of elopements they’re best for. It’s a great starting point if you’re still deciding where to elope and want to see what your options look like.

Colorado is a huge state so this will be super helpful if you want to explore different areas.

How to elope in The San Juan Mountains

In this guide, you’ll find what sets the San Juan Mountains apart, how to choose the right area or town, and what to expect when planning an elopement here. It’s especially helpful if you want big, dramatic scenery and want to plan it the right way.

How to elope in Crested Butte

In this guide, you’ll find what makes Crested Butte such a popular elopement spot, the best times of year to get married here, and what kinds of elopements work best in this area. It’s perfect if you’re drawn to wildflowers, mountain views, and a more laid-back vibe.

How to elope at Rocky Mountain National Park

In this guide, you’ll find how eloping in RMNP works, including permits, ceremony locations, and seasonal considerations. It’s helpful if you want iconic mountain views with easy access and want to understand what’s allowed, what requires planning, and how to keep things simple.

More Elopement Resources

Breckenridge Guide

The best place no matter what time of year. We can assure you there something for everyone here

Boulder Guide

Close to Denver with something for everyone. Epic views. Hidden gems. Best food options tbh

Evergreen Guide

Hallmark channel vibes? idk. Cute mountains, close to Denver, and a couple hidden gems.

Great San Dunes National Park Guide

This place is crazy. You think the pictures do it justice but they don’t. You just have to be there.

Loveland Pass Guide

Big mountain views without the hike. Close to Denver and you can drive up in a regular car.

Telluride Guide

If you’re looking for waterfalls and mountains this is your guide.

Ouray Guide

The Switzerland of America… Ouray is a the queen for a good off-roading elopement. also close to really cool hikes

Aspen Guide

Mountains, rivers, hikes, Aspen and the surrounding areas are some of our faves for hidden gems in the middle of the state.

When to elope in Colorado

Learn more about the weather patterns in CO

A guide to winter elopements

What to expect for your winter elopement

State Park Venues

Perfect for couples that want to include family. Most of these will be suitable for up to 30 people.

Best places to elope in Colorado

Some cool spots to elope in CO if you need ideas. When you work with us we guide you through many more.

Reasons to elope

If you need more reasons to elope instead here they are.

3 fun ways to announce your elopement

Ideas for announcing your elopement. Having video wins here tbh.

How to make your elopement feel special

Some fun ideas to try.

Eloping with family

Ways to include your loved ones. Even if they aren’t there.

What is an adventure elopement?

Just so we are all on the same page

What is a commitment ceremony?

If you don’t wan’t to sign the government papers, this is for you.

How to create an elopement timeline

In case you need to know how much time you need for the day. Hint: It’s way more than 2 hours.

Online shops for elopement dresses

Some cool shops if you don’t have time to be going to the store.

Beauty tips for your outdoor elopement

Things to think about to keep yourself looking fresh

What is self-solemnization?

You don’t need officiants or witnesses to get married in CO. Yes, legally.

5 non-traditional alternatives to big weddings

This is the blog you send to your partner or family who is not on the same page yet.

Pros and Cons of eloping

Im not sure if we wrote any cons tbh but go find out

Weddings vs Elopements

Let’s see who wins