US EditionDozens of couples get hitched at snowy Colorado ski resort on Valentine's Day
- Loveland Ski Area hosted its 34th annual Mountaintop Matrimony on Valentine's Day, where a record 130 couples participated in a mass wedding ceremony at nearly 12,000 feet above sea level.
- Since its inception in 1991, at least 300 couples have participated in the Valentine's Day weddings at Loveland Ski Area, many of whom are repeat participants renewing their vows.
- Kelley Wyjad, a participant, mentioned that celebrating in the mountains with shared passions makes the event truly special.
- After pandemic-related modifications in 2021, the event resumed traditional celebrations, allowing newlyweds to enjoy drinks and desserts as snow fell.
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Dozens of couples get hitched at snowy Colorado ski resort on Valentine's Day
LOVELAND SKI AREA, Colo. (AP) — There is nothing like dozens of couples saying “I do” simultaneously to warm the crisp, frigid air that grips the Colorado Rockies in the
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LOVELAND SKI AREA, Colo. — There is nothing like dozens of couples saying “I do” simultaneously to warm the crisp, frigid air that grips the Colorado Rockies in the heart of winter. Loveland Ski Area west of Denver lived up to its name once again on Valentine’s Day as it hosted its 34th annual Mountaintop […] The post Dozens of couples get hitched at snowy Colorado ski resort on Valentine’s Day appeared first on Political Signal.
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