Groom in ivory suit dips bride in white gown and veil for a romantic kiss, holding a pastel bouquet outdoors.

A Personalized Experience Crafted for Your Colorado Story

 

YOUR PUEBLO UNION DEPOT WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY PROPOSAL

 

A WEDDING ROOTED IN HISTORY & CONNECTION

Congratulations, Kaitlyn & Nick! Your May wedding at Pueblo Union Depot offers such a beautiful setting for a timeless, story-driven celebration. I’m envisioning a gallery filled with genuine connection, candid moments, beautiful portraits, and the energy of your day from beginning to end.

Since you’re most excited about the candid moments and want a mix of everything, I’ll focus on capturing both the big moments and all the little in-between moments you may not see happen.

Bride in white lace gown with bridesmaids in sage green dresses holding white bouquets outdoors at forest wedding venue.

YOUR WEDDING DAY


DATE: SATURDAY, MAY 29, 2027
LOCATION: PUEBLO UNION DEPOT
GUEST COUNT: APPROXIMATELY 150
ESTIMATED CEREMONY: AROUND 1:00 PM

RECOMMENDED COVERAGE OPTIONS

Below are the two options I feel best support the way you’re envisioning your wedding day.

Black and white photo of a joyful bride and groom in cowboy hat walking back down the aisle after wedding ceremony.

SIGNATURE WEDDING COVERAGE

(8 HOURS)

Total: $3,100

Recommended

11:00 — Getting ready + details

12:00 — Bridal party + candid moments

1:00 — Ceremony

1:30 — Family portraits

2:00 — Wedding party portraits

2:30 — Couple portraits

3:30 — Cocktail hour + candid storytelling

4:30 — Reception

5:00–7:00 — Dinner, toasts + dancing

6:40 — Golden Hour portraits

7:00 — Coverage ends

Best for: A complete wedding-day story with getting ready, portraits, ceremony, and several hours of reception coverage.
Black and white photo of a bride and groom sharing an intimate forehead touch, embracing outdoors on their wedding day.

SIGNATURE + EXTENDED COVERAGE

(9 HOURS)

Total: $3,400

Best for a planned exit

10:30 — Getting ready + details

11:30 — Bridal party portraits

1:00 — Ceremony

1:30 — Family + wedding party portraits

2:30 — Couple portraits

3:30 — Cocktail hour

4:30 — Reception

5:00–8:00 — Dinner, toasts + dancing

6:40 — Golden Hour portraits

8:00 — Planned exit / final moments

8:30 — Coverage ends

Best for: A fuller reception story and more flexibility for a planned exit.


Best for:
Couples who want the fullest story of their wedding day and want room for the reception to unfold naturally without watching the clock.
This is especially ideal if you decide you want a planned exit or want more of the late-night dancing and candid moments documented.

YOUR WEDDING VISION

The historic character of Pueblo Union Depot creates a timeless backdrop for your day. I’ll combine the architecture, natural light, thoughtful portraits, and candid moments to create a gallery that feels elevated but still completely true to you.


THE MOOD

Romantic • Timeless • Candid • Editorial


A TRUE-TO-COLOR APPROACH THAT HONORS EXACTLY HOW YOUR DAY LOOKED AND FELT.
Bride and groom holding a pastel wedding bouquet of peach roses, white flowers, and greenery, wearing elegant cream attire.
Guests seated in white folding chairs holding parasols at an outdoor wedding ceremony with mountain backdrop.
Bride in flowing white gown and veil holds bouquet beside groom in navy suit on green lawn with trees and hills.
Bride laughing with bridesmaids in white dresses during wedding preparations in black and white photo.
A bride and groom share a romantic moment in a forest, she in a flowing white gown with veil, he in a tan suit.
Elegant wedding table setting with pastel floral centerpiece, taper candles, crystal glasses, and a Table 2 card.
Wedding party celebrates as bride and groom kiss outdoors, surrounded by cheering guests in pastel and orange attire.
Black and white photo of wedding rings and bands displayed on a small box beside bridal heels and veil on patterned fabric.
Smiling bride and groom pose together outdoors, bride holding a bouquet of white, yellow, and purple flowers.
Bride and groom share romantic first dance dip kiss at outdoor wedding reception with string lights and guests applauding.
Black and white photo of a bride and groom sharing their first dance at a wedding reception.
Bride and groom holding hands showing wedding rings, bride in white lace strapless gown with pearl necklace and bracelet.
Bride in white lace dress holds bouquet surrounded by bridesmaids in colorful pastel gowns outdoors.
Black and white photo of a bride in white gown being embraced by smiling bridesmaids holding a bouquet outdoors.

WHAT’S INCLUDED IN EVERY COLLECTION


Engagement session

Optional coffee or Zoom meeting

Personalized timeline planning

72-hour sneak peeks

8-week gallery delivery

Print rights

10% off future sessions

Black and white photo of a bride and groom sharing a romantic first dance at their wedding reception.

WHY PUEBLO UNION DEPOT IS PERFECT FOR PHOTOGRAPHY



  • Historic architecture: Original woodwork, tile, and architectural details create a timeless backdrop.
  • Beautiful sense of place: The historic train-station character gives your images a story that feels uniquely Pueblo.
  • Indoor + outdoor variety: Multiple spaces allow for variety throughout portraits and candid moments.
  • Large celebration space: With room for large gatherings, the Depot is a natural fit for your 150-person celebration.
Black and white photo of bride and groom holding hands, showcasing lace wedding gown with veil and gray suit.

YOUR PERSONALIZED RECOMMENDATION

Based on your guest count, estimated ceremony time, love of candid photography, and $3,000–$3,500 budget, I recommend:

SIGNATURE WEDDING COVERAGE — 8 HOURS | $3,100

This gives us the time to tell the full story of your day while leaving room for the candid moments you’re most excited about.

If a planned exit or more reception coverage is important to you, the 9-hour option at $3,400 would be my recommendation.

Ready to Reserve Your Date?

I’D LOVE TO CAPTURE YOUR WEDDING STORY AT PUEBLO UNION DEPOT ON MAY 29, 2027.


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