Josh and Alexa’s intimate elopement at Blackwater Falls State Park shows what a calm, intentional West Virginia elopement day can look like — from a private waterfall ceremony to a lakeside picnic with champagne and homemade cake.

Emily and Taylor’s multi-day Arizona elopement was designed with intention, not urgency. From a private sunrise vow exchange in Lost Dutchman State Park to a relaxed family celebration and meaningful personal rituals, their experience shows how spreading your elopement across multiple days creates space for connection, presence, and a wedding that feels truly your own.

Eloping on a glacier in Alaska is unlike any other wedding experience. This Matanuska Glacier elopement guide walks through what the day actually looks like, how glacier ceremonies work, and what couples should know before planning a wedding on the ice.

Planning a Prairie Creek Redwoods elopement? This guide covers permits, locations, timelines, and insider tips—plus a look into Dovi & Dan’s real Redwoods elopement from Redwood Creek Beach to Cathedral Trees Trail.

Erin & Morgan’s Yellowstone elopement in Lamar Valley was full of adventure and spontaneity — from surprise bison encounters to vows along the river trail and a champagne toast at Artist Point. This guide will inspire your own Yellowstone elopement with tips on permits, timing, and the best spots for a truly unforgettable day.

Eric & Teagan’s Orcas Island elopement in Moran State Park was filled with quiet beauty and heartfelt moments — from a first look in the apple orchard to vows overlooking the islands at Little Summit. This guide will help you envision your own San Juan Islands elopement, with tips on permits, ferry logistics, and finding private ceremony spots.

Micaela & Scott’s Shenandoah National Park elopement was the perfect mix of adventure and authenticity — complete with hammocks, a beer toast, and a waterfall cold plunge. This guide will help you plan your own Blue Ridge Mountain celebration with tips on permits, seasons, and the best ways to make your day uniquely yours.

Sonny & Jasmine’s Angeles National Forest elopement shows how breathtaking a wedding day can be just outside Los Angeles. With sweeping mountain views, quiet forest trails, and golden California light, this guide will help you envision and plan your own intimate elopement in the San Gabriel Mountains.

Kate & Antonio’s elopement in Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park was a reminder of just how magical it feels to exchange vows beneath ancient trees. Nestled in Santa Cruz County, this redwood grove is one of California’s most enchanting and accessible elopement locations. From permit tips to the best times of year to visit, this guide will show you how to plan your own intimate wedding day in the redwoods.

Julie and Alexander’s elopement at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park shows how intentional planning, accessible locations, and thoughtful pacing create a deeply meaningful experience. This Redwoods elopement guide walks through why California state parks are ideal for family-inclusive elopements, what to expect with permits, and how to design a calm, intimate day surrounded by towering redwoods.

Rebecca and Claire’s elopement in Eldorado National Forest shows how choosing a quiet National Forest near Lake Tahoe can create a deeply intimate, flexible experience. This guide walks through why forest locations offer more privacy than popular Tahoe spots, how to include family without losing intimacy, and how to plan a small, meaningful elopement surrounded by alpine lakes and pines.

Nathan and Mackenzie’s Redwoods elopement shows how an intentional, multi-location day can unfold naturally—from quiet forest vows among towering redwoods to a relaxed coastal celebration. This guide walks through planning a Redwoods elopement in California, including choosing between national and state parks, building a meaningful timeline, and designing an experience that feels connected to both nature and each other.

Samantha and Shane’s sunset elopement in Joshua Tree National Park shows how desert landscapes can create a calm, deeply intentional experience. This guide walks through choosing ceremony locations, planning around sunset light, budgeting for a national park elopement, and designing a day that feels grounded rather than rushed.

Erica and Aidan eloped at Catalina State Park on their sixth anniversary, blending an intimate family ceremony with private vows and a sunset hike through the Sonoran Desert. This real Arizona elopement shows what’s possible when you combine accessibility, adventure, and intentional planning in a state park setting.

Sara and Kelli’s multi-day wedding in Tucson blended private sunrise vows in Saguaro National Park with a heartfelt ceremony at Catalina State Park, showing how couples can combine elopement intimacy with a small, family-centered wedding.

Planning a Joshua Tree elopement? This desert elopement experience highlights what a sunset ceremony in Joshua Tree National Park actually looks like—from accessible ceremony locations to lighting considerations—so you can decide if this iconic California landscape is right for your day.

Thinking about an intimate beach elopement in Laguna Beach? This Crystal Cove State Park elopement breaks down what it’s like to include family, navigate permits, and plan a calm, experience-focused California elopement by the ocean.

Elopement in Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park with a short walk along Redwood Grove Loop Trail to the ceremony site located in the heart of the grove.

Considering a garden elopement in Los Angeles? This Pasadena elopement at Storrier Stearns and Arlington Garden breaks down what the day actually looks like—from navigating garden rules to choosing flexible ceremony locations.

Overcast beach elopement in Malibu, California. Hiking to the top of Point Dume with a cliffside vow exchange. Ending the evening on the shores of Malibu as the sun set over the Pacific.