You're engaged! But now you need to plan a wedding and it can feel like SO MUCH. Maybe you don't know where to start or maybe you have a vision and a few vendors booked already. Whatever your needs,
I got you!
I've compiled an ever-growing and updated list of Colorado wedding vendors to help you find the right people to create your ideal experience. Whether you need someone to watch your pup, hair and makeup, or a venue in the perfect setting, there are plenty of options.
Congratulations, you're getting married!
HAIR + MAKEUP
venues
coordinator
others
G MARIE BEAUTY CO
divine beauty artists
beauty by the blonde
sharp makeupp
LN Hair CO.
Makeup By Lark
the sanctuary golf club
highlands ranch mansion
cable center events
WOODLANDS
BLACKSTONE RIVERS RANCH
bonnie blues event center
wylde rose events
canine say i do: pet attending
Event Rents
mct marketing: same day social media
paper and dust: invitation suite
epicurean: catering
la piccolina mobile bar
pets of honor
the velvet veil
one love at a time
celebrations event planning
boxcars: classic car rental
2 shoes entertainment: dj goodie
COLORADO SPRINGS
COLORADO
HILLSIDE GARDENS - VENUE
squirrel creek guest house - venue: beulah, co
full house entertainment - DJ: salida, co
eventfully unique - coordinator: windsor, co
creede creekside cabins - elopement venue: creede, co
& madison floral
freight - venue: leadville, co
skelley west design co- invitation suite
INDIE BRIDAL CO. - HAIR ANd MAKEUP artist
something new boutique - formalwear
carly day makeup - makeup artist
jessicay faye beauty - makeup artist
younger ranch - venue
I HAVE ONLY WORKED WITH SOME OF THESE VENDORS. PLEASE LET ME KNOW OF ANY GREAT OR POOR EXPERIENCES SO I CAN UPDATE THE LIST AS NEEDED.
Colorado weddings aren't one-size-fits-all. A mountain elopement in Rocky Mountain National Park requires a very different vendor approach than a full wedding weekend at a ranch venue or an urban celebration in Denver.
Experienced Colorado wedding vendors understand:
Hiring vendors who regularly work in Colorado means fewer surprises, smoother timelines, and a calmer planning process overall.
While every wedding is different, most couples work with a similar core group of professionals. Understand each role helps you prioritize where to invest and what questions to ask.
Your photographer documents not only how your wedding looked, but how it felt. Colorado wedding photographers experienced in natural lights, changing weather, and outdoor ceremonies know how to adapt without disrupting the flow of your day. Look for someone whose galleries show consistency, emotion, and real moments- not just styled highlights.
Planners are often the backbone of a well-run wedding. Many Colorado wedding planners specialize in mountain or destination weddings and handle logistics such as vendor communication, timelines, floor plans, and contingency plan for weather.
Venues in Colorado range from mountain lodges and ranches to vineyards, private estates, and urban event spaces. Your venue often determines which vendors you can hire, what permits are required, and how your timeline will flow.
Colorado florists understand seasonal availability at elevation and how flowers behave in dry climates and outdoor conditions. Many specialize in designs that complement natural landscapes rather than compete with them.
Catering in Colorado often requires flexibility, especially at outdoor or remote venues. Experienced caterers know how to manage temperature changes, travel logistics, and on-site setup without sacrificing quality.
Professional wedding hair and makeup artists familiar with Colorado weather know how to create looks that hold up through wind, sun, and long wedding days- without feeling heavy or overdone.
wedding photographer
wedding planner or coordinator
Wedding venue
florist
catering & bar services
hair & makeup artists
- high-altitude weather patterns and backup planning
-outdoor ceremony logistics and permits
-lighting changes unique to mountain and foothill venues
-travel timelines across long distances
-vendor coordination in remote locaitons
With so many talented professionals available, choosing vendors can feel overwhelming. Here are a few practical ways to narrow your options.
Portfolios matter, but so does proof of experience. Ask to see full galleries, real weddings, and examples of how vendors handle different environments and lighting conditions.
Strong communication early on often reflects how vendors will show up on your wedding day. Timely responses, thoughtful answers, and clear expectations are all green flags.
Great Colorado wedding vendors collaborate well with others. Ask how they work with planners, venues, and fellow vendors- especially in complex or outdoor settings.
It's easy to get caught up in what's popular. Instead focus on vendors whose values, approach, and style align with how you want your wedding to feel.
-look for real experience, not just pretty images
-pay attention to communication
-ask about teamwork
prioritize alignment over trends
Avoiding a few common pitfalls can make a big difference in your experience.
Weddings require planning with flexibility in mind. Vendors who understand this help protect your day.
-hiring based on price alone without considering experience
-booking vendors unfamiliar with outdoor or mountain weddings
-overloading timelines without accounting for travel or weather
-skipping contracts or unclear expectations
Local Colorado wedding vendors bring insight that can't be replicated by out-of-state teams unfamiliar with the region. From knowing when storms roll in to understanding venue restrictions and seasonal conditions, local experience reduces risk and increases peace of mind.
They also tend to have established relationships with other vendors, which can lead to better coordination and smoother execution.
Your wedding day isn't just an event- it's a lived experience. The vendors you choose influence how calm the morning feels, how smoothly the ceremony unfolds, and how full you're able to enjoy the people around you. The right vendors don't just show up with skills. They show up with care, professionalism, and the ability to adapt- allowing you to focus on what matters most.
Take your time. Ask thoughtful questions. Trust your instincts. And build a vendor team that supports not just your vision, but your experience from start to finish.