Elopement

An elopement is an intimate, often spontaneous, wedding ceremony where the couple chooses to marry without the presence of a large gathering.

Unlike traditional weddings, elopements typically involve only the couple and a few close witnesses, such as a photographer or officiant.

This form of wedding has grown in popularity due to its personal and meaningful nature, allowing couples to focus entirely on their commitment to each other, free from the pressures of a large event.

Elopements can take place in a variety of locations, from scenic outdoor settings like mountaintops and beaches to more unconventional spots such as private homes or city halls.

The appeal lies in the simplicity, flexibility, and low-stress environment that an elopement offers.

Couples often opt for an elopement to create a more intimate experience, prioritizing their love and the moment itself rather than the extravagance of a traditional wedding.