Imagine a wedding day with both the
of eloping, and the company of your closest loved ones.
If you love the idea of eloping, but can’t imagine getting married without your closest loved ones present, you don't have to sacrifice one dream for the other.
Imagine a wedding day
with both the
of eloping, and the company of your closest loved ones.
The wedding industry has made it seem like you have 2 options:
1. Have a traditional wedding with all of your friends and family, sacrificing quality time with you partner and your dream wedding destination.
2. Have an adventurous elopement with the scenery you're dreaming of, sacrificing special moments with people that you can't imagine getting married without.
But, you don't have to choose between the two.
Here's the good news...
You can have an intentional wedding day that is a true reflection of your unique relationship, while also creating a space that makes your loved ones feel valued and appreciated.
But where do you start?
1. Custom Location Recommendations
2. Vendor Recommendations
3. Lodging & Travel Recommendations
4. Custom Timeline Planning
5. 1-On-1 Planning Assistance
And say hello to all the resources and planning assistance you'll need to bring your dream day to life.
Say goodbye to the hours spent on Google trying to figure it all out.
Just as important as the memories you’ve made during your wedding day, are the photos you’ll have to remember them. Once the sun has set over the mountains and your wedding day comes to a close, all you’ll have left are the photos. My approach to documenting your wedding is to quietly document the moments between loved ones that would otherwise go unnoticed, and create a comfortable environment where you can be your true selves, creating images that allow you to relive your day for the rest of your lives.
My Approach to Documenting your Day
Just as important as the memories you’ve made during your wedding day, are the photos you’ll have to remember them. Once the sun has set over the mountains and your wedding day comes to a close, all you’ll have left are the photos. My approach to documenting your wedding is to quietly document the moments between loved ones that would otherwise go unnoticed, and create a comfortable environment where you can be your true selves, creating images that allow you to relive your day for the rest of your lives.
My Approach to Documenting your Day
"Erin has a way of quietly documenting the details, reactions, and most genuine moments that I wouldn’t have even known happened if it wasn’t for her"
One of the most valuable investments you will make in your elopement is hiring a photographer who can capture the essence, the feeling, the magical details of your day that you and your family will get to experience again and again for the rest of your lives. Hiring Erin was the best decision we made for our wedding, her presence is so warm and comfortable, like family. She has a way of quietly documenting the details, reactions, and most genuine moments that I wouldn’t have even known happened if it wasn’t for her. Nothing felt posed, forced, or like it took away from the intimacy of the moment, which really blew me away. Her art is a gift your family will cherish forever!
- Emily & Frost
Wondering How to Elope in North Carolina?
Click below for a complete step-by-step guide for planning your elopement in the North Carolina mountains.
- Choosing a Season & Setting Your Date
- Deciding Who to Invite
- Choosing a Location
- Everything You Need to Know about the Blue Ridge Parkway
- Booking Vendors
- Obtaining Permits
- Elopement Day Activity Ideas
- Timeline Example
- Preparing for Your Elopement Day
