Top 10 Reasons to Get Hitched at Loveland
Top 10 Reasons to Get Hitched at Loveland
For the past 18 years, Loveland has hosted a mass "Mountaintop Matrimony" on Valentine's Day. This year over 150 couples tied the knot. Here's the top 10 reasons you should go next year.
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Going to the Chapel, er... Mountain...
<!--paging_filter-->Not surprisingly, Loveland Ski Area is a Mecca for love-struck skiers and snowboarders every Valentine’s Day. For the past 18 years, the resort has hosted a mountaintop “mass wedding” ceremony for couples ready to take the plunge for the first time along with perpetual love birds wanting to renew their vows. This year, a record 150 couples showed up for the festivities and SkiNet was there to find out why.
Coverage, Pictures, and Text by: Beth Jahnigen Pappas
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