Lake Side Mountain Charm at this Piney River Ranch Wedding

Taylor and Codey’s wedding at Piney River Ranch was a beautiful blend of rustic mountain charm and elevated, intentional design. Surrounded by the Colorado landscape, their celebration felt grounded, warm, and effortlessly connected to its surroundings. Every detail was thoughtfully chosen to enhance the natural beauty of the venue while reflecting the couple’s modern yet organic style.

One of our favorite design elements was the custom cowhide seating chart, a bold and playful nod to the ranch setting that immediately set the tone for the day. Paired with ground floral arrangements for the ceremony, the design felt authentic and rooted in place. The florals featured rich hues of terracotta, emerald, and burgundy—colors that perfectly mirrored the changing tones of the surrounding mountains and created a striking focal point against the natural landscape.

Throughout the venue, floral design continued to weave together rustic and modern elements. Terrarium-style arrangements brought an organic, textural feel to the tablescapes, while rustic-meets-modern lanterns added warmth and structure. Soft greenery was layered throughout the space, creating continuity from the ceremony to the reception and enhancing the cozy log cabin feel of Piney River Ranch’s reception area.

One of the most charming moments of the day unfolded on the lake, where a green canoe added a quiet, romantic touch to the scenery. It captured the peaceful, outdoorsy spirit of the venue and reflected the couple’s appreciation for nature and simplicity. With greenery woven throughout and warm lighting filling the space, the reception felt intimate and welcoming.

Taylor and Codey’s wedding is a stunning example of how thoughtful color choices and intentional design can elevate a naturally beautiful setting. By embracing the landscape and blending rustic elements with modern details, their Piney River Ranch celebration felt timeless, personal, and deeply connected to the mountains that surrounded it.

Photography Credit: Taylor Jones Photography