This wedding was truly one for the record books. It was -4 degrees (that’s -20 C!!) and honestly, felt even colder than that. What it was lacking for in temperature though, it made up for in pure joy and sweetness. Plus, I couldn’t think of two people better suited for a sub zero wedding than those who met on a race across Antarctica for veterans!

Yup. You read that right.

They raced across Antarctica!

(Queue my adventures feeling small and humble…ha ha!)

So naturally, two super awesome adventurers decided to have a beautifully intimate little wedding a top one of Colorado’s most known spots, Sapphire Point. The snow was falling beautifully and due to the temps, we were pretty much entirely alone outside which only added to how special the moment was. Margaux and Seamus were total rock stars and showed the cold who was boss by not even worrying about jackets and gloves (meanwhile, I had a hard time even operating the shutter on my camera)! I especially loved the part where Seamus video chatted in his family from Australia so they could be there with them, not just in spirit, but see everything live as it was happening.

While I only had one hour with these two amazing people, they left me with a lasting impression as if it were much longer. I’m so grateful I got to work with them and I wish them all the happiness (and warm, sunny days) they can find in the future!