For a unique Colorado wedding, consider chartering one of the traincars of the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, which is a 90-mile roundtrip train ride from Durango to Silverton, an old mining town. The traincars or caboose can accommodate 2 to 24 guests, perfect for an elopement ceremony or small destination wedding.

Durango has been honored by Ski Magazine as one of America’s Top 10 Ski Towns, but don't think winter's the only time you can enjoy Durango and the surrounding area. Durango is perfect for a wedding or elopement any time of the year with a ton of activities like horseback riding, hiking, skiing, sledding, dog sledding, sleigh rides, and even exploring Native American ruins at nearby Mesa Verde National Park.

Of course you're going to stay for the honeymoon, so you'll need a romantic place, right? Try Trimble Spa and Natural Hot Springs, which offers a romance package which includes:

Admission to Trimble’s Natural Hot Springs resort for both the day of arrival and departure; 24-hour access to the private red rock spa pool, chocolates from the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, dinner at Mahogany Grille downtown, a Continental breakfast in your room, and a one-hour couple’s massage. The Spa offers many different types of massages, as well as mud wraps and facials and, of course, the hot mineral pools, which are heated geo-thermally from deep under the La Plata Mountains. Yes, you'll definitely be pampered here.

Here's a short YouTube clip on what you might expect on the Durango train.