Jefferson County, Colorado
Three white-stone altars under an endless sky
Under construction · Weddings begin January 2027
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A new landmark, born of ancient stone
In the Front Range foothills of Jefferson County, where the Colorado sky opens wide, three natural white-stone formations stand alone in the grass — each one a stone formations . Alabaster Estates is built around them: ceremony in the stone, celebration under the string lights, dancing until the prairie goes dark.
About 90 minutes from Denver · 90 minutes from Colorado Springs
The Ceremony Sites
Each wedding claims one altar for the day — the estate hosts at most three celebrations daily, separated by many acres of open land in true isolation — each with its own ceremony site and its own private feast ground.
Every altar seats up to 160 guests on hand-built wooden benches set permanently into the ground before the stone — part of the landscape, not folding chairs. Bring more of your own if your party runs larger.
Altar One
Twin spires of white stone split by a narrow passage of sky — a garden of rock rising from a sweeping pedestal above the plains. Vows are spoken between the two towers, with your guests gathered along a petal-strewn stone aisle below.
Altar Two
A cathedral of white basalt columns rising together into a crown. The ceremony platform sits at its foot on a broad terrace of pale stone — intimate at its base, monumental from every seat.
Altar Three
One monolith, alone against the horizon. The simplest and boldest of the three: a single white blade of stone over a circular ceremony floor, with nothing behind you but sky and fifty miles of open Colorado.
The Celebration Ground
Every altar has its own private feast ground, well apart from the others — a full outdoor bar, a dance floor of prairie grass strung with lights, and wooden harvest tables with bench seating for up to 300 guests — ours, included. Dinner begins at golden hour; the dancing ends when you do.
The Estate in Motion
guests, at most — seated, fed, and danced
white-stone altars — one per wedding, up to three weddings a day
first weddings — dates open for requests now
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Alabaster Estates opens for weddings in January 2027, and the estate is being built for its very first couples right now. Pricing is fixed by season and the day of the week — see the rates & calendar. Tell us the date you want; there is no obligation, and once we confirm together, the date is yours.
Pick your date. Your rate is set by its season and the day of the week — check the rates & calendar to see it.
We reply personally. Every request is reviewed by hand, and we get back to you by email — usually within a day or two — to talk through your date.
Your date is held. Once we confirm together, the date is yours — reserved in your name.
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