One of the best places to elope in Colorado is Rocky Mountain National Park. This national park hosts a variety of ceremony sites that give you some of the best views in all of the Colorado Rockies. Click here to learn how to elope in RMNP, and view a gorgeous elopement gallery from 3M Curve.
July 4th Adventure Elopement in Aspen, Colorado: Emily + George – What If We Elope
420 friendly elopements are what Colorado is known for, since we were the first to legalize marijuana. Cannabis is celebrated here, so grab your joints, pack a bowl, and let's get you married. Stoner weddings welcome!
This summer time elopement in Ouray, Colorado was full of all the magic Colorado has to offer. From bright blue alpine lake vows, off-roading Jeep tour, hiking to a waterfall, to a picnic in the mountains, this elopement day had it all. Click here to view the gallery from this San Juan Mountain range wedding day by a Colorado Elopement Photographer!
This Crested Butte Colorado summer elopement was the most magical day in the Rocky Mountains. This elopement at an alpine lake also consisted of wildflowers, a charcuterie picnic, and a cake cutting. Want to learn how to elope in Crested Butte? Read on to learn more!
Hiking Elopements are a great way for a couple to bring a fun activity into their special day. Click here for this elopement featuring a Jeep!
Emily Magers is a Southern California wedding photographer for authentic souls and candid moments. Based in Los Angeles, ready to help you elope at a National Park.
RACHAEL & EMILY I have known Rachael for almost 10 years now, so when she told me that she was engaged to her girlfriend Emily and planning to elope — I was absolutely thrilled out of my mind. I got to know these two through their long-running tradition of “Adventure Tuesdays.” They both had Tuesdays […]
One of the most popular places to elope is Arches in Utah. Click here to view a stunning Arches National Park Elopement from Emily May!
Ouray, Colorado is one of the best places to elope in the US. The San Juan mountain range offers a wide range of adventurous activities to cater to any couple getting married. Looking for a Colorado Elopement Photographer? Emily has ideas for a unique wedding day. View elopement packages here!
How to Elope in Canyonlands National Park Hiking in Canyonlands with Emily and Carter at sunrise for this elopement shoot was the most INSANE + beautiful introduction to Moab, Utah I could have ever asked for! Red rock canyons stretch as far as the eye can see - it’s such a raw, untamed landscape p
When Emily and Brian started planning their wedding, they intended for it to include over 200+ people. However, during the process of planning, they started to realize that they longed for a feeling that couldn’t be found when including that many people… So instead, they decided to sneak away to Yosemite National Park to elope!...
Emily, Shane and their five doggos were not going to let a little thing like a worldwide pandemic stop them from getting married. So, before lockdown came into full effect in Australia, they decided to postpone their big wedding that was planned for July and to elope with their five dogs in tow!
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coming soon... here, a taste (click links) charmingly mannered yumminess and spirited brilliance from Jennifer LaRue Huget and Alexandra Boiger an absolute delight: Thanks a LOT, Emily Post! [due in stores 09.09]
Emily & Kosuke came from New York to elope in Kyoto. Kosuke’s roots are in Japan, and they wanted to honor his heritage and spend time honeymooning across Japan for the rest of their stay. Initially, they wanted to go for a shrine wedding but changed their mind in favor of a more private setting offered by the secluded garden of the old Japanese house they stayed in. The house is completely renovated and has a clean, modern feel, but at the same time, the owner kept all the original features of the old house along with all traditional elements such as shoji, wooden and paper doors to the garden, and large calligraphies inside the house. With some added elements of his own like a bathtub in the back garden – so Japanese style – I could see why they chose the place. It offered a perfec
