Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Liberty Mountain Resort, Carroll Valley

A wedding at Liberty Mountain Resort in Carroll Valley gives you three venues on one mountain, each with its own outdoor ceremony spot and a lodge for the evening. That variety is good news for your photographer and videographer: rolling hills, streams, golf course views and the ski slopes are all part of the setting, so your wedding photos can look like a mountain getaway rather than a banquet hall.

Boulder Ridge Lodge is reached by a private tree-lined drive. It is a log lodge with post and beam construction and a stone fireplace, and intimate wedding ceremonies take place at its cedar gazebo. The Overlook, in the newer Highland Lodge, pairs the Overlook Room with a grand terrace that looks over the golf course and the mountain valley, a wide view for a processional on video. At Alpine Lodge, guests watch the vows in the landscaped Alpine Courtyard under an A-frame wooden pergola in front of a natural stone fireplace, then move to an outdoor patio for cocktail hour while big windows look out on the slopes.

Each lodge can also hold your wedding ceremony indoors. The Overlook books year-round and holds up to about 270 guests; Boulder Ridge runs from April to mid-November and Alpine Lodge from April to November, each for about 200 (the resort's page also mentions up to 240 at Alpine, so confirm). Guests can stay on the mountain for your wedding day, and a room block of ten or more earns the newlyweds a complimentary wedding-night stay. The resort also mentions welcome parties, rehearsal dinners and group activities like hiking, mountain biking and spa days for the rest of the weekend.

• Contact the resort's wedding team for pricing and dates at the lodge you like.
• Visit at the hour of your ceremony to see the light on the terrace, gazebo or courtyard.
• Ask about photo and video guidelines and where you can go on the grounds for pictures.

A little about Liberty Mountain Resort

Liberty Mountain is a four-season resort with ski slopes and a golf course in the hills of Adams County, and it is part of the Vail Resorts family of mountain resorts.