Garden of the Gods Photographer- CliftonMarie Photography

Garden of the Gods Photographer: CliftonMarie Photography

Garden of the Gods offers a ton of variety within one location for adventurous partners. I’m lucky to be a couples photographer so near Colorado Springs.

Searching for your Garden of the Gods Photographer?

Documenting happy humans immersed in the Garden of the Gods has become an ideal location and scenic backdrop. If your vision includes pictures there, I’d love to be the photographer who delivers your timeless photos.

Garden of the Gods offers a ton of variety within one location for adventurous partners. I’m lucky to be a couples photographer so near Colorado Springs. With wide panoramas of pink and orange rock formations, Pikes Peak, and views of the Rocky Mountains, your pictures will never be boring.

First look at Garden of the Gods

Maybe you’re planning a Colorado Springs venue wedding but looking for a unique location for an intimate first look on your wedding day between getting ready that morning and your wedding ceremony. Ask your wedding photographer to choose a more secluded location to photograph your first look.

Ceremony Sites Garden of the Gods: CliftonMarie Photography

Ceremony Sites at the Garden of the Gods

If you’re looking for a free wedding ceremony site, this Colorado park 6 free ceremony locations. Warning!-These locations are on a first come, first serve basis. But, if you plan accordingly, arrive in a caravan and are flexible, you can score a beautiful location!

Link to choices and rules: Garden of the Gods Wedding Sites

Jaycee Plaza (50 people)
Sentinel Plaza (25 people)
Three Graces Plaza (25 people)
High Point (50 people)
Scotsman Picnic Area (25 people)
South Spring Canyon Area (50 people)

*ceremony sites are not private- planning your ceremony during the colder months helps to avoid crowds

Photo paths and trails

There are plenty of other panoramic spots to take photos at the Garden of the Gods. I suggest driving the loop through the park while stopping and exploring before choosing a spot. Then, be sure to choose a few back up trails in case your location is extra crowded the day of your shoot. I recommend choosing a Garden of the Gods photographer who is flexible and willing to hop around. Give yourself plenty of time to explore and adventure!

Garden of the Gods Tip from a photographer

Be thoughtful about colors! This may sound strange, but the Garden of the Gods brings a unique color pallet to your wedding photos and engagement photos. I recommend choosing clothing and details that do not clash with your natural surroundings. The sandstone making up rock formations everywhere offer desaturated colors of orange, red and pink. Trees and shrubs then add desaturated green and brown.