Colorado MicroWeddings
Elopement & Small Wedding Videography Packages

As a wedding planner who specializes in small weddings and elopements, I’ve handpicked a team of top level videographers who specialize in this style of simple outdoor wedding! Maybe you want to helicopter to the top of a mountain, maybe you want to elope on the shores of a beautiful lake in Breckenridge, or an aspen forest in Rocky Mountain National Park, whatever you have in mind my team will help you capture the day.

Like all of my vendors, I’ve personally created packages specially designed for small weddings. These allow my couples to get access to exclusive discount packages with some of the top wedding videographers in Colorado. Plus, I work with a handful of different videographers who all have their own unique styles, so we’ll make sure to get the perfect fit for your day!

All the packages below include full editing and personal rights to your videos.
You will receive the edited digital video via email.
You do NOT have to pay any additional fees for access to your videos.

Elopement & MicroWedding
Videography Package

2 - 3 minute highlight video with music
1 hour - $900
1.5 hours - $1050
Add-On: 1 hour of getting ready for + $350
Add-On: an uncut ceremony-only video for +$100

6 hours - $2200 (4-5min highlight + ceremony-only video)
8 hours - $2800 (4-5min highlight + ceremony-only video)

Firday, Saturday, and Sunday weddings require at-least 1.5 hours of videography.

This standard package is made for small weddings and offers different time options to fit your style and budget. With all these packages the videographer is going to get coverage of the: Ceremony, group/family portraits, and couple’s portrait session (with the option to add on time to cover the “Getting-Ready” and/or “Reception”. No matter what time you choose, the videographer will edit your footage into a cinematic highlight video (with music) that showcases the best parts of your day, creating a personalized video that matches your style and preferences.

Travel Rates

Denver - FREE!
Boulder - $35
Breckenridge/Summit County - $120
Colorado Springs - $100
Estes Park - $120
Location not listed? —Email me for a custom quote!

For weddings that require vendors to leave their home prior to 7am there is a $100 additional "Sunrise" fee per vendor.

Colorado Micro-Wedding & Elopement Packages
Starting at $1,300

—Officiant (starting at $300)
—Photography (starting at $500)
—Videography (starting at $900)
—Flowers (starting at $100)
—Wedding Planner (starting at $500)

Everything you need for a beautiful and stress-free small wedding!
All-Inclusive | 100% Customizable | 0 - 80 Guests
Vendors | Venues | Marriage License | Permits | Dining | Lodging

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does an elopement videographer cost in Colorado?

Professional wedding videographers in Colorado generally range from $3,000 - $8,000, depending on the time needed. You can often times find very cheap offerings from new videographers on Craigslist (not something I recommend). With my planning services through Colorado MicroWeddings we have videographers who specialize in small weddings and elopements that start at $900 for 1 hour of coverage.

Why are elopement and wedding videographers so expensive?

Most wedding videographers only book 15-20 weddings per year, so they rely on booking large packages at high rates to make their living for the year. In Colorado there is also a high demand for wedding videographers and a relatively low supply, which allows the top level options to set high prices. I created Colorado MicroWeddings as an elopement company that could specialize in working with smaller bookings. I have a team of top-level professional videographers who offer my couples discount packages for small weddings.

Should I get a videographer for my elopement?

As a wedding planner my answer is simple: if you have the budget for a videographer, book one! Having a highlight video of your day is a really nice keepsake, and (in my experience) the couples who opt for the package are never disappointed. With that being said, video is relatively expensive, so like many things in a wedding budget it comes down to your own personal preferences and priorities.

How does wedding videography work for an elopement?

Every videographer has their own style, but generally speaking they are going to cover the: getting ready, ceremony, family photos, and portraits. They then edit these shots into a cinematic highlight of the day with music. You can also add-on a “ceremony only” video which is just an uncut video of the ceremony portion to share with friends and family.

Can I live stream my elopement wedding?

This is not something that many vendors offer as a service, but if you have a guest with a cell phone and service they can totally live stream the event! Just make sure you have good cell service at the ceremony site. Another tip: microphone quality for videos at a distance is generally quite poor, try adding on an external mic!