One of *THE* most common questions I get from my couples is “how do I hike in my wedding dress?”. It’s totally valid - most people haven’t ever hiked in dress clothes, let alone a dress on their actual wedding day! And that’s where I come in. I’ve helped dozens of people plan the logistics of hiking in their wedding dress, and that’s what this blog post is all about!

Whether you’re thinking about eloping, aren’t sure whats feasible on an elopement day, or you’re ready to elope and are considering last minute logistics, this info is going to help you have the best, most comfortable day (with amazing photos to document it all!).

So you’ve made the decision to elope with just the two of you. Hell yeah, friend! Now, what about the ceremony? In this guide, I’ll break down the steps to create a laid-back, totally you, and officiant-free ceremony that screams “us.”

One of my ultimate goals with every couple is to reach that moment where we just organically CLICK. It always happens at one point or another, whether it’s by the end of our first phone call or a few minutes into the elopement day, but this couple was an exception. We clicked in our first email!! The Office references immediately started pouring in from all of us. My kind of people 😎

If you’re here, you’re probably trying to get a feel for Washington’s climate, including what to expect when it comes to temperatures, snow and rain, being in the mountains in the winter months, and just generally get an idea of when is going to be the best month to elope in Washington. I’m here to share tips about making decisions, areas that are more tricky to plan for, mountain passes that close and when they typically open, where to find webcams that will show you a live feed of the weather, and suggest places to elope that are accessible all year round. Listen- I’ve got you!! There are a ton of weather anomalies out here that you wouldn’t know if you didn’t live here, and probably wouldn’t think to ask! I’m here to answer your questions and hopefully help you to narrow down exactly what month of the year to elope in the beautiful state of Washington.

Have you ever pictured yourself saying your vows atop Hurricane Ridge or along the Pacific Ocean? How about in the Hoh Rainforest surrounded by green everything? Or on the shores of a perfectly crystal clear lake? If these locations sound like your ideal wedding, then Olympic National Park is the place you should elope. I’ve put together this guide for you, not only to help you with all the details of planning, but to inspire you to find the perfect location to say your vows!

Have you been thinking about eloping in the North Cascades? It’s no surprise that North Cascades National Park and the surrounding National Forests are super popular destinations in Washington to throw on some hiking boots and elope. I’m here to bring you all the tips and tricks for having one incredible elopement in various places throughout the park. Let’s get into it!

If you’ve landed on this blog post, you’re probably weighing out the options of eloping versus having a larger, traditional wedding. And let me tell you this: you’re in the right place!

I’m going to break down what you could be spending on your elopement if you choose to wed in Washington and what costs are fixed vs. what costs are pretty variable depending on how you want your day to go.

Have you ever wondered how you could spend your elopement day aside from the ceremony? Some people might think eloping is only an hour or two long and then the fun is over and done with. I’m here to tell you that doesn’t have to be the case! This is your day after all, and you get to call 100% of the shots. This blog is for all the couples out there planning an elopement who just feel like something is lacking and want to make their elopement truly unforgettable and memorable.

Something that everyone should experience at least once in their lives is watching the sun come up from when it’s pitch black until after official sunrise time. It’s one thing about this lookout that really has stuck with me - the way the light changed in front of us was too beautiful to describe without photos (and lucky for you and me, there are a ton of photos in the post!).