A Wedding of Pearls

On a beautiful day in Estes Park, CO, Heather and Christopher got married. The wedding was designed to give off Gilded Age vibes - romantic and extravagant! The bride absolutely adored pearls, so pearls were working into the wedding day wherever possible, from ceremony chairs to tables to the bride’s dress. A flute and strings quartet greeted guests as they arrived. Crystal chandeliers and dreamy flower graced the ceremony, but once Heather entered, all eyes were on her. The heartfelt ceremony, officiated by the bride’s longtime friend, left the guests in happy tears. After the ceremony, guests meandered down to the cocktail hour patio, where they were greeted with an impressive shimmer wall with a button in the middle of it. When guests pressed the button, champagne was handed to them through cleverly concealed doors. Needless to say, everyone just had to press the button! They sipped their champagne, relaxed on beautiful lounge furniture, and took in the majestic mountain views. Dinner was served and enjoyed by all, and then the party really got started! Top Shelf 5280 launched into their repertoire, getting everyone on the dance floor. Dessert included a trio of mini cakes and an showy display from The Inventing Room (which amazed and delighted the guests)! The party started winding down earlier than expected, and the happy couple, parents, and majority of the guests filtered out… except for 8. The last 8 guests turned the party into a rager that lasted until it was officially closing time! And if you don’t think 8 people can party that hard, you’d be mistaken! Congratulations to Heather and Christopher! Your wedding was one for the books!