Colorado Wedding Photographer
Betsi Ewing is a Colorado wedding photographer and videographer specializing in editorial, emotional coverage across the Rocky Mountains. From alpine meadows and private estates to refined mountain lodges, Colorado offers an unforgettable setting for a thoughtfully designed wedding day.
My work is clean, bright, and emotional. I focus on authentic emotion, meaningful details, and the quiet in-between moments with a calm, guided approach and a timeless appeal.
With extensive experience photographing and filming weddings throughout Colorado, I bring a deep understanding of mountain light, seasonal shifts, and venue flow to every celebration. Whether you are planning a luxury mountain wedding or a destination celebration, I document your day as it naturally unfolds with an editorial eye that feels effortless and true to you. I also photograph elopements across Colorado for couples who want an intimate experience in the mountains.
We also offer cinematic wedding videography in Colorado, so you can have both photography and video covered by one team who already knows your story.
Explore real Colorado weddings and browse galleries from Aspen, Vail, Boulder, and mountain destinations throughout the state. Planning a Colorado engagement session? Browse our Aspen engagement photography and Boulder engagement photography galleries to explore locations, from Maroon Bells to Chautauqua. Looking to capture your family in Denver? Explore Denver family photography sessions as well.
Thoughtful Wedding Photography Across Colorado
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ST REGIS ASPEN RESORT
A sunny summer wedding day at the St Regis hotel in Aspen, Colorado.
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HISTORIC CARIBOU RANCH
A Caribou Ranch wedding at the historic mountain music studio near Boulder, Colorado.
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THE LITTLE NELL ASPEN
A mountain top wedding day in Aspen, Colorado at the iconic Little Nell property.
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SPRUCE MOUNTAIN RANCH
A snowy winter white wedding day at Spruce Mountain Ranch in Larkspur, Colorado.
An Experienced Colorado Wedding Photographer with an Editorial Approach
My approach to wedding photography is calm, intentional, and grounded in presence. I believe the most meaningful images come from allowing the day to unfold naturally, with gentle guidance when needed and space for real moments to happen without interruption.
Photographing weddings in Colorado requires an understanding of light, landscape, and flow, especially in mountain and destination settings. From shifting weather to wide open outdoor venues, I work thoughtfully within each environment to create imagery that feels effortless, emotional, and true to the experience of being there.
Whether documenting a wedding day or a Colorado engagement session, my focus remains the same: honest connection, refined composition, and images that feel timeless rather than trendy. Each celebration and session is approached with care, collaboration, and attention to the details that make it uniquely yours.
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PINE CREEK COOKHOUSE
Rodeo Disco Wedding Reception at Pine Creek Cookhouse, featured in Rocky Mountain Bride Magazine
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BOULDER ENGAGEMENT
A golden hour mountaintop engagement session at Boulder Mountain Park
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ASPEN ENGAGEMENT
A snowy winter engagement session at Maroon Bells and downtown locations around Aspen, Colorado
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GARDEN OF THE GODS
A summer wedding day at Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Meet Betsi Ewing
Hello, I'm Betsi! I tend to wear my heart on my sleeve, and believe there is nothing more compelling than real life and real love. Celebrating them both through the art of photography and film is truly a dream! The emotional connection I build with the people I work with drives me. This connection is always based on trust, compassion, and my ability to bring out the best in my couples and the ones they love. I honor those connections by combining documentary and editorial photography and videography to create meaningful and memorable work.
I photograph weddings and elopements throughout the U.S. and worldwide, with a focus on weddings in Aspen, Telluride, Vail and other Colorado destinations.
Our work has been featured in…
“Truly Reflect The Day”
“We couldn’t be happier with Betsi as our Aspen wedding photographer. She made us feel completely at ease and captured our Little Nell mountain top wedding so beautifully. The photos are natural, emotional, and truly reflect the day. If you’re planning an Aspen wedding and want someone experienced, professional, and incredibly talented, Betsi Ewing Weddings is the best wedding photographer in Aspen! Thank you Betsi!!”
Colorado Wedding Photography FAQs
Colorado has an incredible range of venues, from alpine ranches and mountain lodges to iconic luxury hotels. Some of our favorites include The Little Nell and St. Regis in Aspen, Devil's Thumb Ranch near Winter Park, Spruce Mountain Ranch in the foothills, The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, and The Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch in Vail. We are happy to share recommendations based on your vision and guest count.
What are the best wedding venues in Colorado?
What is the best time of year to get married in Colorado?
Colorado is stunning year round, but late summer and early fall (July through October) tend to offer the most reliable weather, peak foliage, and golden light. June and September are especially popular. Winter weddings in mountain towns like Aspen and Vail have their own magic, with snow covered landscapes and cozy venues.
Do you photograph elopements in Colorado?
Absolutely. Colorado is one of the most sought after destinations for intimate elopements and micro weddings, and it is one of our specialties. Whether you are envisioning a sunrise ceremony at Maroon Bells, a cliffside exchange in the Rockies, or an intimate dinner in a mountain town, we would love to document it. You can learn more about my Colorado elopement photography packages here.
Do you travel throughout Colorado or only to major cities?
We photograph throughout the entire state including Aspen, Vail, Denver, Boulder, Telluride, Breckenridge, Steamboat Springs, and beyond. Travel is our favorite part of what we do, and no Colorado location is too remote.