Elopements and Intimate Ceremonies
Elopements and intimate ceremonies are definitely on the rise. Even before the current Coronavirus pandemic changing the way we look and think of wedding planning, more and more couples have been choosing to go for smaller events, elopements, and intimate ceremonies. Many couples want to make their day feel like theirs. We have created an inspiration list for creating your perfect intimate wedding or elopement for you and your significant other. We have also created two small booking packages, an elopement package, and a small pARTy package, to help couples dream up their perfect event. Whether your event is having to change or whether you always wanted to have a more personal event for you and your spouse-to-be, we hope this list can inspire you!
Intimate Vow Exchange
Marie and Brent had a ceremony with their family and friends later in the evening. But during their first look, they decided to have an intimate exchanging of their vows. The first look not only let them release a lot of wedding day jitters but allowed them to exchange their vows in an intimate setting. Definitely something we recommend for the couples who want a ceremony with family and friends but ultimately also want a private moment to exchange vows and take in the day.
Intimate Elopement
Albert and Jordan contacted us wanting a small intimate elopement, and we immediately knew we needed to create the perfect elopement package. Their event was just the two of them and their loved ones. Their decorations were planned in collaboration with our coordinating team. Jordan used items from our a la carte list as well as items she owned to make their ceremony details feel intentional. Jordan and Albert’s Monday night elopement was everything an elopement should be: intimate, no-hassle, and filled with happy tears. Our elopement package, for 10 people or less is perfect for the couple who wants to have a small and intimate evening.
Intimate Ceremony with a Fun Afterparty
TJ and Emily wanted to have a small and intimate ceremony with the closest family and friends while still incorporating the rest of their family in the reception. This is perfect for the couple who want to have the intimacy of an elopement while not wanting to miss out on having all of your family and friends celebrating your special day. Their earlier ceremony gave them plenty of time to take in the day and still get to party with their loved ones.
