adventure elopements
some frequently asked questions and a little more information on what you can expect at an adventure elopement
What is an adventure elopement?
i think this is different for each photographer, but i’d define an adventure elopement as a wedding with less than 20 guests (including the couple), outdoors, with no wedding parties.
are there special permits you need to get for weddings like this? how do you know where you can and cannot go?
yes, that’s what i’m here for! i do so much more than just take photos of you on your wedding day. i’ll be your go-to person for vendor recommendations (cakes, chefs, florists, etc.) and i can help you get all the most recent information on rules and regulations regarding where you’d like to get married. the rules vary depending on the agency governing the land, so we’ll chat about the differences between all of them and the pros and cons.
do you only photograph small elopements and weddings?
nope, not at all. although these weddings represent the majority of what i do, i have photographed weddings in churches with 300 guests and ceremonies out in the desert with 200 people camping and partying all night long. what matters most is that you feel connected to my style, from there i can help you create and capture your dream wedding.
do we have to hike really far (or hike at all) for it to be an adventure elopement?
definitely not. what matters is that we get to a place that you and your partner love. whether we pull off on the side of a dirt road and walk 100 yards to have a short ceremony, or whether we get up in the middle of the night to hike 8 miles to a view point for sunrise doesn’t matter. what matters is that we find a spot that is special, a place that you’ll want to return to again and again.
where do you want to elope?
more info on adventure elopements
not sure where to elope? click through the links below to learn more about eloping in moab + all over the southwest
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dead horse point elopements
some of the best sunsets i've ever seen have been at this park
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canyonlands national park elopements
mesa top canyon views, arches, and solitude - this park has it all
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arches national park elopements
i'm pretty sure if dr. seuss had to call anywhere home, it'd be arches national park.
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capitol reef national park elopements
probably one of the least visited of utah's national parks, and i have no idea why. i love escaping to this slice of utah desert.
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zion national park elopements
steep canyon walls, epic hikes, a gorgeous river running through, and sunrises like you've never seen.
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the middle of nowhere elopements
maybe my favorite kind. want to go somewhere beautiful, you just don't know exactly where? i can help.
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