Stacie and Jake’s 3M Curve wedding in Rocky Mountain National Park was nothing short of beautiful!
This 3m Curve wedding in RMNP happened over Memorial Day weekend and we couldn’t have been more happy to share it with these two. Kari and I first met with Stacie and Jake while we were shooting and vacationing in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. We had initially exchanged emails, but we always try to meet our couples so we set up an online hangout. We went into Jeanette’s Pier and asked for their wifi, sat down, dialed them up, and had a wonderful conversation. Since then we’ve gone back and forth with several emails, calls, and texts and we finally met in person on the morning of their wedding.
3M Curve in Rocky Mountain National Park is an underrated place to be married. It is about three miles from the entrance into the park and the views are seriously breathtaking. Longs Peak and the Continental Divide are all visible from this one outcropping where the wedding ceremony itself took place. Jake’s brother Jonah did a bit of searching for them and found it.
How it went down…
The day started at the YMCA of the Rockies, Estes Park Center. We all left for 3M Curve after getting their gorgeous on and surprisingly found a close parking spot! The forecast had been hanging over our head for a few days with “heavy rain possible”, but when we got there it was perfect. Their good friend and sister-in-law, Marion, gave the ceremony and it was brief and fabulous. After the ceremony and a few photos in that amazing landscape, we left for the Twin Owls Steakhouse. After a lot of laughter, a delicious meal, and more laughter, we left to return to the YMCA and get going with the rest of the evening. This included signing the marriage licence, getting more photos, then making s’mores around the campfire. What a fantastic day. Enjoy our selection of photos from this fantastic day. More after…
Our time with Stacie and Jake was really special. These two are kind, generous, and loving people who value friendships and care deeply. It was an honor to be with them.
