The Manor House is a southern style mansion and one of Colorado’s oldest wedding venues. It was built in 1914 by a Denver newspaper tycoon, John Charles Shaffer. The venue hosted many notable special guests, including Theodore Roosevelt! It is now a gorgeous, airy wedding venue perched on a hill, overlooking Denver.

The Manor House, Colorado sits right on the foothills of the mountains and is right outside of Denver.

The Manor House and its 6 sprawling acres can accommodate up to 250 wedding guests. You really receive the best of both worlds when it comes to views, either the beautiful Rocky Mountains or the Denver skyline. Couples can choose an indoor ceremony in front of a beautiful, real fireplace or outdoors with the mountains as a backdrop. Whatever you choose, it will surely be a showstopper!

Things to consider when choosing a Colorado wedding venue:

1. What is the rain backup plan? Luckily the Manor House in Colorado has a beautiful indoor ceremony site. The all white walls, high ceilings with wooden beams, and real fireplace create a gorgeous indoor option in case of inclement weather.
2. Can you see the mountains? So many people choose to get married in Colorado for the beautiful views. The Manor House definitely has you covered in the views department. You really get the best of both worlds, either sweeping mountain views of the Rockies or the Denver skyline.
3. Is there onsite getting ready suites? This venue has beautiful and spacious getting ready suites which allow you to relax the morning of your wedding. You don’t have to worry about travelling, instead start the day out right!

Are you getting married at the Manor House? I’d love to chat with you about photography! Send me a message and I’ll get back to you within 24-48 hours. And mention the secret code “1914” to get a special gift upon booking!

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