An adventure elopement is an intentional wedding experience set in a meaningful outdoor location — often involving hiking, travel, or exploration.

In Utah, that could mean alpine lakes, desert cliffs, salt flats, or red rock canyons.

It’s about experience over production.

Utah offers diverse landscapes including:

• Moab and red rock desert
• Zion National Park
• Park City mountains
• Bonneville Salt Flats
• Alpine lakes and high-elevation trails

I help you choose based on season, accessibility, and privacy preferences.

Some locations — especially National Parks — require a permit for ceremonies.

Permit requirements vary by guest count and location. I guide you through what’s needed and help ensure you’re legally covered.

Yes. Many couples invite a small group of close family or friends.

We simply choose locations that accommodate your guest count while maintaining an intimate experience.

Absolutely — if the location allows pets.

We’ll confirm regulations in advance and plan accordingly.

Spring and fall offer mild temperatures and beautiful light.

Summer is great for high-elevation mountain elopements.

Winter creates stunning snowy landscapes in the mountains.

Each season offers something unique — and I help you plan around it.

Most couples choose 6–8 hours to allow for:

• Getting ready
• First look
• Ceremony
• Portraits
• Exploration time

Shorter or longer coverage options are available depending on your vision.

Yes. While Utah is home base, I photograph elopements across the U.S. and internationally.

Travel fees are outlined clearly in your proposal.

If weather or emergencies arise, we work together to find the best alternative solution. Policies are outlined clearly in your contract.

1. Submit an inquiry

2. Schedule a consultation call

3. Receive a custom proposal

4. Sign your contract and pay the retainer

Then we begin building your day intentionally.