Kaitlyn and Elias knew they didn’t resonate with a large traditional wedding. They love a good party though, and have some really deep connections with family and friends, so eloping wasn’t quite right either. Their colorful micro wedding at Powderhorn Mountain Resort was the perfect “goldilocks” middle ground…

Megan & Jordan made their trek from Canada to the States for their sunset elopement at Dead Horse Point. This was actually our Plan B, due to the rain storms that the area got the days before, but it turned out to be the very best plan we could have had! Not only was the […]

From an experienced elopement photographer who also hired someone for her own non-traditional wedding – here are the REAL questions to ask your elopement photographer to make sure your special day is beautifully documented.

While traditional weddings follow a fairly standard script that most people have come to anticipate, one of the most beautiful aspects of an elopement ceremony – much like an elopement day itself – is its flexibility. But that freedom to create your own ceremony sometimes leaves couples wondering: “What exactly happens during an elopement ceremony?”

A Dreamy Something Blue Backyard Wedding Editorial There’s something magical about transforming an intimate backyard into a wedding wonderland, and our recent Something Blue backyard wedding editorial shoot captured exactly that enchanting potential. Let me paint you a picture of how a micro wedding can become the celebration of your dreams. The Beauty of Staying […]