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Dillon Lake Proposal

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Proposal off a Lake in Dillon ColoradoDillon Reservoir Sunset Lake Proposal Proposal Details:

Some proposal moments unfold so naturally that they almost feel like fate. This proposal at the Dillon Reservoir was one of those — a golden fall evening in the Colorado mountains that turned into the start of forever. They had planned a weekend escape to enjoy the changing aspen leaves and crisp mountain air — the kind of getaway where you slow down, wander through mountain towns, and watch the sun drop behind the peaks. She thought they were heading out for dinner near the lake, but he had something entirely different in mind.

As the sun began to sink lower, they stopped at a scenic overlook along Dillon Reservoir. The air was still, quiet except for the soft lapping of the lake and the hum of a distant breeze across the Continental Divide. He took her hand, saying he wanted to take a quick photo before dinner. But instead, he turned toward her, smiled nervously, and dropped to one knee. Her hands went to her face instantly — the kind of reaction that says everything without a single word.

The photos that followed captured it all — the colorful Colorado landscape fading into twilight, and the soft glow of a couple beginning their next chapter together. It was pure mountain magic — a surprise proposal that blended adventure, love, and the beauty of Colorado fall in one unforgettable evening.

We will note that we used this location because he had plans of a group of friends setting something up for them.  We do not know what really happened there but they did not keep their end of the arrangement.  While we really love the spot and the look it brings it can be a bit more of a variable because others could easily use it for photoshoots.  Normally we would recommend something like the area around Sapphire Point. where you could get some seclusion + a view.  While Sapphire Point Overlook  is a nice spot it is certainly not secluded so that is were some location planning help comes into play. You can get proposal ideas from reading past blogs and read about how we do proposals on our engagement proposals page. 

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