The Tack Shed at Bridal Bay

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Our Wedding

After a few too many bad relationships and the shift in culture, Rachel and Jeremy were left with fleeting hope that they would ever find a partner that believed in the traditional conservative relationship rooted in love for each other, God, creating a family and a relationship that uplifted each other equally. Each were pulled to the dating app “Upward” a dating app based on Christian values by what could only be God’s subtle nudge. Their relationship developed fast, having so much in common and the same desires for a future that would not only last, but flourish. We invite you on this day to celebrate the love that we share and the future we are building, because you all played a part, and continue to contribute, to our story.

Rachel & Jeremy

Our Story

Photos

Jessica VanBeber

Sydney Chang

Makenna Chang

Lauren Bradley

Karli Harrison

Dutton VanBeber

Isla Hart

Jeff Chang

Jared Chang

Jake Chang

Aaron McGuire

Wes Murray

Wedding Party

RSVP:  Lake City is a very small town and summer lodging fills up fast! We ask that you RSVP early (March 1st, 2026). We need an early headcount for our local venders. You will also need to book lodging accommodations as soon as you know you will be attending so that you guarantee your stay for the wedding! ☺️

Q + A

“The Inn at the Lake - The perfect mix of comfort, charm, and convenience. The Inn at the Lake is a 10-room bed & breakfast, just a short walk from The Tack Shed. With a mix of King and Queen rooms, some with single beds and one handicap accessible, The Inn can accommodate approximately 30 guests (max) from July - September. Ask for Ginny!” No pets.

The Inn at the Lake

“The DeLoach Cabin - Cozy cabins, including one that sleeps 10. Ask for Don.” No pets.

DeLoach Cabin

“The Squires Cabins - Secluded cabins, peaceful and private on the river. 602-499-3013. Ask for James.” No pets.

Squires Cabins

“Lakeview Property Management - A variety of homes on the lake & river.” Some pet friendly! “Mention your wedding at The Tack Shed - Tannahs dad built it!”

Lakeview Property Management

“A charming stay with easy town access.” No pets. host@alpinevillagecolorado.com

Alpine Village 

Travel

“The most remote town in Colorado is Lake City, located in Hinsdale County, which is also the most remote county in the lower 48 states. Lake City is a small town with a population of around 432 as of 2020. Its known for its remoteness and for being a gateway to the San Juan Mountains, offering excellent outdoor recreation opportunities.”

Lake City, Colorado

“Our museum is a celebration and compilation of the residents past and present through our donated collection of photos that relate to our early history, and family stories. During the Summer months several tours are held to educate the public on the history of our community. All are walking tours and begin at the Museum. All tours are individually unique and of interest to all ages.”

Hinsdale County Museum

“More than 100 years old, the Hard Tack Mine was originally intended to be an underground transport tunnel. Its purpose was to move ore production for the Hidden Treasure Mining Company - more than a quarter mile up the mountain. The Hidden Treasure and Hard Tack Mines supported a small, bustling community from the 1890s until 1930. The mines in this area produced more than a million and a half dollars in silver ore.”

Hard Tack Mine

“Get to know this 5.3-mile out-and-back trail near Silverton, Colorado. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 4 h 6 min to complete. This is a very popular area for hiking and running, so youll likely encounter other people while exploring. The best times to visit this trail are June through October. Dogs are welcome and may be off-leash in some areas.” “From Lake City, drive about 2 miles south on Colorado 149 and turn right on County Road 30, toward Cinnamon Pass. From the start of the 30 road, its over 20 miles to the trailhead. Stay right near 11.8 miles. After 12.5 miles the road becomes more rough, and between 13 and 14.5 miles its a shelf road that hugs the south side of Sunshine Peak. Pass the Grizzly Gulch trailhead before 16 miles. Shortly after, the road gets more difficult and requires 4WD/AWD. Continue to a signed junction, at approx. 20 miles and turn left for American Basin. From here, its 0.9 mile to the trailhead. After 0.2 mile, cross a stream. The remaining road becomes narrow and more difficult but there are some parking spots in this area. Continue higher to reach the trailhead at the end of the road.”

Handies Peak

A local and tourist favorite! Known for their breakfast, but also offers a variety of amazing lunch and dinner options. Serves coffee, smoothies, elevated cocktails, beer and wine!

Rachel & Jeremy

Rachel & Jeremy

Registry

Thank you for helping us celebrate the most exciting time together! Your generosity means so much to us!