Sounds pretty romantic, right? If you are unsure about planning an elaborate wedding, an elopement is a trendy alternative that may be exactly what you have been dreaming of! Here are a few benefits of running away with your fiancé to elope.
Thunder roared as they stood under the altar. Just moments after her parents put her hand in his, the drops started to fall. The officiant asked if they wanted to move the wedding inside. In response, the bride and groom looked at each other and as they did, big, heavy, raindrops started crashing down. Nodding yes, they took each other’s hand and started to run.
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I’ve dedicated a good portion of my life to telling love stories. Couples come to me, I get to know them, and I document their engagement and/or wedding day through photos and words on this here blog. But I’ve never taken the time to share my own love story. The reason I do what I do, why love is so important to me and the impact it’s had on my life… My actual heart and soul.
The light shone through the trees in gently shifting patterns and the sound of a fountain echoed through the gardens. Matt waited with his back to the mansion as he heard his bride’s soft footsteps down the walkway behind him. Ashley touched his arm and when he turned to look over his shoulder, he saw her bright smile and couldn’t help but pull her into his arms and embrace his soon to be wife.
Their wedding day began with games of foosball, shots of fireball, and happy chatter as the bride and groom prepped with their parties. Eric and Megan both being Denver Natives, they had arranged an elegant garden ceremony steps from their hometown. As the morning quickly passed, Megan placed her final touches on her look, grasped her wildflower bouquet and Eric slipped on his vest. They both were anxiously awaiting their big moment while family and friends gathered outside.
Eric and Anna were introduced while grabbing a quick bite to eat with some mutual friends. Right away they struck up a conversation and chatted about typical subjects like making time machines, engineering and relativity. You know, everyday things. After their unforgettable lunch, Anna and Eric went their separate ways each hoping that they would see each other again.
A beautiful landscape with flowers and pines, a couple in love, and a crowd full of joy. Imagine a bride and a groom, in love with each other, full of love for their guests. Now, multiply by 10 and you’ll be close.
It’s easy to see that there is beauty here. It’s in the red rocks and swaying pines of Curt Gowdy State Park, and in the smiling faces of family and friends. It’s in the outstretched hand of a groom for his bride, and a gorgeous bride to be.
They had named the place fawn ridge. Years back when her grandparents first visited the property, they saw a fawn at the top of the ridge that would one day overlook the family cabin. A place Lexi would spend her childhood exploring and climbing, a place she would one day bring Alex, and a place where things would change for both of them forever.
they held hands in the shade of gently swaying aspen trees. Their wedding day had finally arrived. Moments before, they had arrived separately at his parents home in Laramie, WY. – she put on final touches upstairs, while he and his groomsmen prepared in the basement below. After spending countless hours planning for a beautiful and intimate day, Mollee and Brandon were ready to celebrate with their family, their love as the centerpiece.
Hi there! I’m Megan. Thanks so much for stopping by!
