01. SHOULD YOU ELOPE?
Whether this is simply a matter of convenience , budget, or your soul loves adventure. The decision to elope should be based off the convictions of your personal beliefs on what makes a marriage. Is it the vows as a couple. Publicly confessing your love in front of a crowd of people. Many factors play a role into why couples elope. You should know why you want to elope!
02. PICK A LOCATION
Create a memorable elopement experience by choosing a location that best fits your needs. Rather it be wheel chair accessible spaces, pet friendly spaces, short hikes, no hikes, or overnight hikes! That's why I'm here friend! To help you plan and curate your perfect day! To help you weigh out the pros and cons. Ive done the hard work so you don't have to!
03. SEASON & TIMELINE
Seasons and Timelines will always play a factor in how your dream elopement is planned and executed. When considering the season and timeline of your elopement. Take into consideration the times of when the sun rises to when the sun sets. How the climate and humidity is at your desired location. And potential seasonal weather.
04. GUEST LIST
When planning an elopement, couples often want to find ways to include their loved ones in the celebration. I support that! With some creativity and inspiring ideas, involving family and friends in your elopement can be simple, meaningful and even unique and fun.
05. LOGISTICS
Logistics! This is where hiring a professional guide can be beneficial. Most guides have researched the approved areas and know the legal process of eloping in these spaces. So logistics are a breeze.
06. LEGAL DETAILS
If you want to know all the legal details of eloping start with your local manicipality for required documents you'll need. Make notes of any deadlines. Then check with your elopement location to see if any permits are required.
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FAQ
I. Are the travel expenses included in your packages or covered additionally?
All travel across the United States is covered in a full service elopement.
II. What if we want something more extreme for our elopement (hiking, diving, etc)?
I would be ecstatic to document your day in whatever extreme you can dream. I am ready! Lets go adventure!
III. We want to include our dog into the elopement ceremony and photos, is that okay?
Bring on fiddo! I can provide you with pet accessible spaces, trails, and we can include them in as many photos as you want.
IV. How long does it take to recieve the photos after the elopement and how will those be delivered?
The post elopement delivery of photos is 5-7 weeks. I prioritize the quality of your photos, over a quicker turn-around.
V. Do we need a wedding officiant for our elopement? If yes, can you recommend one?
The only time you will not need an officiant is in the states of California, Illinois, Maine, Nevada, Wisconsin, District of Columbia, Kansas, and Pennsylvania, and Colorado. Colorado would be the easiest of all self solemnizing states legally. All other states require an officiant.