A Box Canyon at 8,750 Feet
Telluride Wedding Films
The most cinematic wedding town in America — filmed by a videographer 90 minutes away, not a flight away.
I'm Rees Gibbons, based in Durango, about 90 minutes down the road. I film in Telluride year-round — near-local rates without ski-town pricing.
Telluride's terrain rewards a videographer who knows it: the canyon loses direct sun earlier than couples expect, the gondola creates timeline constraints, and afternoon storms in July and August are nearly scheduled. I build wedding-day timelines around all three — so your film gets alpenglow instead of apologies.
Filmed an hour from Telluride, at Dunton Hot Springs
Telluride venues I film
Town of Telluride and Forest Service permits are required at many of these — research included in every package.
San Sophia Overlook
The iconic gondola-accessed ceremony deck at 10,500 feet.
Gorrono Ranch
Mountain-lodge receptions with valley views — golden hour on the deck is unbeatable.
The Peaks Resort
Full-service resort weddings in Mountain Village.
Bridal Veil Falls & Alta Lakes
For adventurous elopements above the canyon.
Town Park & Main Street
Summer festival-season charm in the heart of town.
Local knowledge
In the box canyon, plan your ceremony two to three hours before sunset leaves the valley floor — earlier than every planning guide suggests.
Questions, answered
How much does a Telluride wedding videographer cost?
What's the best Telluride wedding venue for video?
Do we need a permit to elope in Telluride?
Do you film winter weddings in Telluride?
