A graduation is the visible end of years of work. The cap, the gown and the proud faces around you...
The first wedding is about promise. A vow renewal or an anniversary session is about proof: years of laughter, hard seasons and a love that stayed. These are some of the most moving frames we make, because the story is already written in the faces.
Why couples choose a renewal or an anniversary session
- To mark a milestone anniversary with the people who matter
- To celebrate with family who could not attend the first wedding
- To create the portraits they never had
- To say new vows, in their own words, after years together
Choose the scale that fits
A renewal can be a quiet moment for two, a small gathering with family, or a full celebration. An anniversary session can be a portrait hour at a place that matters to you. There is no wrong size.
Write your own words
If you are renewing vows, write them yourselves. Short and honest is better than long and polished. A film will keep your voices, and a photograph will keep the moment.
Choose a place with meaning
The place you married, the place you met, a favorite trail or your own backyard. A meaningful setting makes the portraits feel like yours.
Bring the generations
Children and grandchildren are part of the story now. Include them in a family portrait or give them a role in the celebration.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need a formal ceremony? No. Many couples choose an informal moment and a portrait session.
Can we wear our original wedding clothes? If you wish. Many couples do, and many choose something new.
Where can I see more? Visit our celebration coverage and read our guide to planning a Colorado elopement.
Marking the years?
Tell us about your story and the moment you want to celebrate, and we will plan how to keep it.
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