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Marisa and Trevor's Wedding Part 3, Estes Park

 Part 3 of this lovely wedding! Receptions are always so much fun! It is such a great time to connect with friends and family.  It is a great time to get those genuine smiles and laughs.







I love these!  Those girls definitely filled up that phone with a lot of selfies!
Love this one!

It was very sweet, Trevor came with Marisa to bustle her dress.  I don't think I have ever had a groom there while bustling a dress - and he was a great help!  I think more grooms should come in!





Love the kids face!  So cute!
Marisa did a sweet thing with her grandpa, they had him come out on the floor and he danced with all his grandkids.  It really was a tender moment.


I love it when people get up and dance. And dance. And dance! There’s just something so contagious about a full dance floor—where the music takes over, and everyone is having the time of their lives. At this wedding, the guests didn’t just dance for a song or two, they danced all night long!

From the very first beat, the energy never slowed down. It was laughter, twirls, and the best kind of carefree fun. Honestly, I was getting tired just photographing all of them—though it was the best kind of tired. Every turn I made there was another moment worth capturing: a couple dancing their hearts out, kids showing off their moves, friends dancing like no one was watching.

That’s what makes wedding receptions so special to me—the way music and joy bring everyone together. It doesn’t matter if you’re the best dancer in the room or just swaying along, what matters is being in the moment and celebrating in the most joyful way possible. And this group? They celebrated with everything they had!































For more information on High School Seniors, Portraits and Weddings call Natalie at 720-837-5378 or email natalie@nataliebeckphotography.com.  You can see work at www.nataliebeckphotography.com

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