desert air and the warmth of sun on your skin. Freedom, joy, and the adventure of a lifetime. A day of such magic you'll want to live it again and again
Utah. A desert paradise.
Utah is home to five national parks, 46 state parks, and millions of acres of BLM land. It is- simply- an adventure lovers dream.
From snow capped mountains to red rock desert, sand dunes, and funky hoodoos, Utah has more beauty than you'll know what to do with. Whether you want to get after it with a full send adventure, or take it easy with a relaxed and chill day, Utah has something for everyone.
And it's the perfect place for your elopement.
::Waves:: Hi! I hope that's me :) But I absolutely recommend taking your time looking at different photographers. It's important to book folks who are familiar with the unique aspects of eloping in Utah (like how to safely Leave No Trace with cryptobiotic soils and how to pull the correct permits!). My hope for every couple is they are STOKED on the photographer they ultimately hire :)
This is where it starts to feel real! You pick the general region (Zion? Moab? Let's do it) and the date you want to elope. I know tons of spots that aren't insta famous- so if you're looking for an off the beaten path best-day-ever elopement day in the Utah desert... leave it to me.
With your location picked it will be time to pull the necessary permits. The permit process varies wildly from place to place and location and location (and I help all my couples navigate that process. Bonus: I'm pre-permitted to work in several popular Utah locations!)
You've got the date and location finalized- now it's time to book hair and makeup artists, florists, private chefs, private planes (yes, really!). I provide personalized vendor lists full of incredible elopement pros to all my couples so you don't have to fall down an internet black hole looking for vendors :)
Book your travel and secure lodging! It's your elopement day, so don't be afraid to think outside the box and book some really *rad* lodging. Pro tip: Don't arrive the day before or leave the day after your elopement. I always keep those days open myself for weather contingincies, and it's helpful for you in case things need to be moved or you encounter any planning plot twists.
No rushing or days that feel like a check-list here. I help construct the most Peak Existence timeline full of time for all your activities, time to take it all in, and buffer time so you never feel behind.
Ahh, the day arrives! You're only job now? To enjoy the ride. You're getting married in epic fashion to the love of your life. What an adventure :)
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I always, always recommend a weekday! Weekends in any part of Utah, especially in the Mighty Five (Utah's five national parks) can be very very busy. For the most relaxed and private experience a weekday is your best bet!
Seasonally, aim for Spring, Fall, or Winter. Summers are hot hot hot and busy busy busy. Spring/Fall have comfy temps and fewer crowds.
Winter is amazing too, and if you brave the cold, you could have famous locations all to yourself (and bonus- the desert looks much the same across seasons, so you aren't sacrificing any of the views!)
Get more info from my top places to elope in utah blog...
$10,900
Two days of coverage — One 8 hour day and one 4 hour day.
$7,900
Couples wanting to adventure in more than one place and have their full elopement day story be told. This package is perfect for folks wanting to see sunrise AND sunset in two different but equally epic locations (yup! you can divide your hours with this package)
Up to 8 hours of elopement day coverage
$5,900
Couples wanting one, quick, easy to access location. Whether you don’t want any frills or extras, or you’re saving your big hike for after your elopement, you can still have a grand adventure.
Up to 4 hours of elopement day coverage
Couples wanting to full send their Utah elopement with an epic hike, off-road, climbing, helicopter, or boating adventure, want to visit multiple locations, and live the freaking dream. Also great for family friendly elopements; one day for family and one for solo adventures.
(**And Don't worry- it's super normal for folks to start this process with only vague dreams and schemes. Reach out and we'll figure out all out together!)