Allison and Cannon celebrated their wedding at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Their day was both grand and intimate, filled with laughter, quiet, and heartfelt moments. As a Colorado luxury wedding videographer, we captured everything authentically, from the lakeside ceremony to the golden hour portraits, preserving every emotion exactly as it unfolded.

The Broadmoor wedding of Allison and Cannon was one of the days to be remembered. Our arrival in the place seemed cinematic due to the mixture of the old buildings, the lake, and the mountains in the background, without the additional frills. It was not about being glitzy or on trend, it was about the two in it, the family, their friends and a day that really expressed them.

A Day That Felt Effortless

It is what kind of energy Broadmoor possesses that hits you. The atmosphere here is clear and light, and the sun is shining on the lake right in the right direction, and the mountains in the background keep everything tiny and smooth at the same time.

The marriage of Allison and Cannon leaned towards that natural beauty. Cushy flowers, traditional clothes and the type of design, which makes the building shine through itself. Nothing pushed, it was as though there were no limits, no excess. Love and excitement filled the air, including minor details, such as the situation when Allison adjusted her veil, or Cannon told her something she laughed about and almost fell down the aisle.

 A Ceremony Full of Heart

Their rite was in the open air, and the mountains were used as the backdrop. You felt the general silence, that little interruption of everyone’s day, when Allison walked down the aisle. The smile of Cannon was the silent, constant, and emotional one that you always wish to keep in memory.

The afternoon sunlight of the Broadmoor is soft and warm and just sufficient to ensure the lake is shimmering. We enjoy these moments of nature and not replicating or acting.

Pro Tip: When this is something you consider at The Broadmoor, an hour or two before sunset is a nice time to have a wedding. Photos and videos appear to be magic and do not require any extraordinary effort with the reflection of the light off the lake and buildings.

Reception That Felt Personal

The large rooms within would have been awe-inspiring, but Allison and Cannon brought it close. Candlelight dimmed the place, and all was naturally moving. Toasts were heartfelt, their first dance wasn’t a performance,  it was a pause, a moment just for them.

Later, they stepped outside for a few quiet minutes. The mountains were darkening, the lake reflected the sky, and everything just slowed down. Those few minutes alone are often the ones couples remember the most. Watching them laugh together, take it all in, that’s why we love what we do.

Why The Broadmoor Works

Couples keep choosing The Broadmoor because it’s classic, elegant, and surprisingly flexible. You get:

• Stunning mountain views without feeling rustic
• Beautiful historic architecture
• Spacious indoor and outdoor areas
• On-site accommodation and a smooth experience for guests

It’s a venue that lets the couple shine without forcing them into a “look.” Allison and Cannon brought warmth and authenticity, which made the whole day feel grounded. Their wedding was not about spectacles; it was about the big and little moments that mattered, perfect for cinematic wedding storytelling.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time for portraits at The Broadmoor?

The golden hour occurs around an hour prior to sunset. The lighting is soft and domestic, and good for photography and video.

How far ahead should we book a Colorado wedding videographer?

In the case of such venues as The Broadmoor, it is best to cut off 9-12 months before the season, particularly in times of high traffic.

Is The Broadmoor good for destination weddings?

Yes. The full-service and on-site accommodation attributes render it fitting for out-of-town travelers.

The Creative Team

Venue: The Broadmoor – Colorado Springs, Colorado | Videography: Ampersand Family, Colorado Wedding Videographer | Photography: Cassidy Brooke | Planner: Stephany Knierim | SK Events