Imperial Sand Dunes Engagement Session // Julienne + Rex
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West Virginia has ancient forests, tannin-stained waterfalls, and some of the least crowded public land on the East Coast. Here's why it belongs at the top of your elopement list.
Not sure when to elope in West Virginia? This guide breaks down every season by waterfall flow, foliage timing, and what to actually expect — so you can stop guessing and start planning your day.
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Nella & Meghan’s proposal in Saguaro National Park was a breathtaking mix of desert magic, golden light, and towering cacti. The best part? Proposals and photography sessions here don’t require a permit, making it easy to plan a stress-free and unforgettable moment.
Courtney and CJ’s engagement session in Port St. Joe shows how choosing a location with personal meaning creates relaxed, genuine images. This session highlights why Florida’s quieter Gulf Coast towns are ideal for engagement photos and how letting a session unfold naturally leads to effortless connection and movement.
Joshua and Audrey’s surprise proposal at Fort Morgan State Historic Park shows how choosing a quiet, meaningful Alabama location creates space for genuine emotion. This session highlights why Fort Morgan works so well for proposals, how to keep the moment calm and unhurried, and how a proposal can naturally become part of a larger Alabama experience.
Eloping in Washington D.C. is legal, straightforward, and requires no waiting period or witnesses — making it one of the more accessible cities on the East Coast for couples who want to keep things simple.