Surrounded by beauty, Craftwood Peak offers a picturesque and tranquil setting for our cottage-style wedding within a mile of the Garden of the Gods. This historic mountain inn features breathtaking Pikes Peak views and a warm, rustic atmosphere, providing a charming, whimsical backdrop for our celebration.

Built in 1912, the historic mansion was designed in the Arts and Crafts style by Roland Bautwell, an Englishman who was part of the movement.

In 1940, the building transformed into a popular high-end restaurant. The cuisine was exquisite, attracting dignitaries and celebrities from all over the world. Cary Grant and Bing Crosby lunched by the window seat, while Lawrence Welk and Liberace were frequent guests.

The small cottage you see below was built for the owner's young daughter. This is now where the groomsmen will prepare for the ceremony. When his daughter eventually grew out of it, he built a bigger cottage on the other end of the property, where the bridal party will prepare for the wedding.