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NOW BOOKING 2025 ELOPEMENTS & INTIMATE WEDDINGS
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YOUR ULTIMATE GUIDE FOR CHOOSING THE BEST PLACE TO ELOPE
IF YOU COULD ELOPE ANYWHERE! WHERE WOULD YOU GO?
When picturing your ideal location to elope - do you see yourself saying your vows on top of a mountain, in a dense forest, by the ocean or in the desert? The options are endless when it comes to choosing where you say your "I dos".
There are so many stunning locations to pick from for your adventure elopement that it's hard to decide on just one. Where you decide to elope should be a place that is true to you and reflect who you both are as a couple! That's where I come in. I'll help you choose the perfect location that fits your vision!
EXPLORE MY FAVORITE LOCATIONS
- NEW ENGLAND -
TOP THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN CHOOSING YOUR ELOPEMENT LOCATION
THE LANDSCAPE
When choosing an elopement location think about the type of landscape you want including mountains, beaches, forests or desert views. The backdrop you choose should reflect you as a couple!
QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF
What type of scenery inspires you?
Where do you want to be when yo u say "I Do"
Where do you feel your most happiest?
THE MEANING
When choosing your elopement location consider places that hold meaning to you and your partner. This could look like where you had your first date, a favorite vacation spot, or a place you've always dreamed of visiting together.
QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF
Do you have a location in mind that holds meaning to you as a couple?
Where have you always wanted to visit together?
Do you want to keep your elopement close to home? If this is meaningful to you then absolutely do it!
TIME OF YEAR
If you have a few favorite seasons like I do it can make it hard to narrow it down to just one. To help with this, make a list of activities you'd like to do together during your elopement. If you love skiing, you might want to think about a Winter elopement. If you love water and summer acitivities you might want to consider a Summer elopement.
QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF
What season do you feel most comfortable in?
Do you have any specific activities you'd like to do during your elopement?
ACCESSIBILITY
Think about how accessible your location will need to be for you and your guests (if any) to get to your location. Also consider if you will need to drive to and from locations as well as accommodations for you and your guests.
QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF
Do you want your elopement to include stunning views?
Are you wanting to hike for your elopement, if so how far?
If inviting guests, do any of them need easy accessible access to locations?
Will you need transportation? (some locations might require a 4x4 vehicle, helicopter, boat, gondola etc.)
How far are you willing to travel from the nearest airport?
PRIVACY + INTIMACY
To ensure your location offers the intimacy you need to be comfortable think about if you want a hidden location over somewhere that's more popular. Some places can get super crowded especially in National Parks and high traffic trails.
QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF
Do you value being in a private location as opposed to a public location?
-USA -
TOP LOCATIONS TO ELOPE OUT WEST
Are you dreaming of eloping in the mountains of Colorado or perhaps, saying your vows on the beaches of California. The Western USA is full of beautiful backdrops for your adventure elopement.
Take a dive into the Western part of the US below!
SOUTHWESTERN US ELOPEMENT LOCATIONS
ZION NATIONAL PARK
Landscape: Rock canyons and red rocks.
Popular Spots: Angels Landing, Kolob Canyons + The Narrows,
Permits are required
ARCHES NATIONAL PARK
Landscape: Natural arches and expansive desert, red rocks.
Popular Spots: Delicate Arch, Landscape Arch + Fiery Furnace.
Permits are required
BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK
Landscape: Hoodoo rock formations, stunning view points and bright orange colors.
Popular Spots: Sunset Point, Sunrise Point, Grand Staircase Escalante and Inspiration Point.
Permits are required
DEAD HORSE POINT STATE PARK
Landscape: Pretty canyon views as well as the Colorado River.
Popular Spots: Dead Horse Point Overlook and the Rim Overlook.
Permits are required
MOAB
Landscape: Red rock, desert and close to Arches and Canyonlands National Park.
Popular Spots: The La Sal Mountains and the Colorado River
For some locations, permits may be required, especially if you plan to use local services or have an intimate wedding.
ANTELOPE CANYON
Landscape: Slot canyons with lots of light beams and smooth, flowing rock formations.
Popular Spots: Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon.
Permits: Guided tours are required for access. If needed I will help you with tour booking!
MONUMENT VALLEY
Landscape: Sandstone buttes and desert views
Popular Spots: Viewpoints like the Mittens and John Ford's Point
.Permits: Permits may be required
GREAT SALT LAKE
Landscape: An expansive lake with unique landscapes and stunning sunsets.
Popular Spots: Antelope Island State Park and the lake's scenic spots
Permits: Generally no permit is needed for small, informal ceremonies, but it’s best to check local regulations.
CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK
Landscape: Unique rock formations, colorful cliffs, and scenic drives.
Popular Spots: Hickman Bridge, Cassidy Arch, and the Waterpocket Fold.
Permits are required
NORTHWESTERN US ELOPEMENT LOCATIONS
CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK
Landscape: Deep blue lake formed in a volcanic caldera, surrounded by cliffs and forests.
Popular Spots: Rim Village, Cleetwood Cove, and the Pinnacles.
Permits are required
COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE
Landscape: Beautiful cascading waterfalls, dramatic cliffs, and the Columbia River.
Popular Spots: Multnomah Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Vista House at Crown Point.
A permit may be required
ALVORD DESERT
Landscape: Large desert playa with dramatic mountain backdrops of the Steens
Popular Spots: The Desert Playa, Steens Mountain, Alvord Hot Springs, Mickey Hot Springs, Fields.
No permit is needed
CANNON BEACH
Landscape: Oregon coast with sandy beaches and dramatic rock formations.
Popular Spots: Haystack Rock, Ecola State Park, and the scenic coastline.
Permits are required
BEND
Landscape: High desert landscapes with mountain views
Popular Spots: Smith Rock State Park, Tumalo Falls, and the Deschutes River.
Permits may be required
SILVER FALLS STATE PARK
Landscape: Scenic waterfalls and forested trails
Popular Spots: The Trail of Ten Falls, South Falls, and North Falls.
Permits are required
MOUNT HOOD
Landscape: Snow covered mountain with alpine meadows and forests.
Popular Spots: Trillium Lake, Timberline Lodge, and the surrounding trails.
Permits may be required
OREGON DUNES NATIONAL RECREATION AREA
Landscape: Expansive sand dunes along the coast with views of the Pacific Ocean.
Popular Spots: Sand Dunes Overlook, Florence, and the dune fields.
Permits are required
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