There’s something undeniably classic about a Downtown Denver courthouse elopement. Maybe it’s the mix of timeless architecture and soft city light, or the simplicity of a couple showing up, ready to commit to each other without the fuss of a big wedding day.
For me, I simply love shooting at the Byron J. White courthouse downtown. It photographs so beautifully at any time of day. I love the clean white marble, Greek columns, and sage green lanterns peppered throughout the colonnade. Jaqueline + Kevin couldn’t have selected a more stunning backdrop for their elopement photos!
The bride chose a teacup-length dress that gave a subtle nod to 1950s styling. She did her own hair and makeup, which made her look feel all the more personal and effortless. With a bold red lip and vintage-inspired waves, she completely owned her look in the most understated, beautiful way.
Before our portrait session, the couple marked the moment by getting matching hand tattoos. It was such a fun, bold way to celebrate their commitment. After our photos, they headed to dinner in downtown Denver, keeping the vibe relaxed and true to who they are.
Courthouse elopements offer something unique: the freedom to skip tradition and lean into what matters most. A Downtown Denver courthouse elopement lets you celebrate your love your way, surrounded by the energy of the city. Don’t get me wrong, sometimes a raucous bridal party can be the best thing in the world — but sometimes it just needs to be the two of you. And my cameras. 🙂
Downtown Denver Courthouse Elopement | Ashley Kidder
I’d love to chat more with you if you’re looking to book courthouse elopement photos! I love shooting city weddings and would love to chat. Please contact me here. Looking forward to connecting!
x Ash
