You're here. And that means that you are considering or you already know....
The big wedding just ain't your thing!
You want the experience to be just about you two and your commitment
You do not want to plan a big wedding that ultimately doesn't feel like you
You want a non-stressful and
totally unique adventure
So, You decided to
do things your own way
But if you are not following the typical path
Where do you even begin then....?
the first Thing you do,
is you open your mind to the endless possibilities that lie before you!
When you elope you can:
Stop stressing about the big production and the focus on other peoples needs
Create something that feels authentic
Have the time to be just the two of you and enjoy the intimacy and intention behind your commitment
Have an amazing adventure together
wanderlust
wanderlust
[ ˈwɒndəlʌst ]
noun
Wanderlust is a strong desire to wander or travel and explore the world.
This is not a back to back photoshoot. It is about honest, raw, real moments, where you are just being you and you are enjoying yourself, having fun.
"We feel awkward and uncomfortable if we have to pose in front of a camera!"
I hear that all the time from couples. And I tell them to look through my website. You won't find any forced, super posy photos. I want it to be fun, laid back and easy going
What other
badass couples said
Experience above all
Physical things don't matter much to you. They are nice to have and they can be enjoyed. But what really rocks your boat, are experiences. You know that great experiences makes amazing memories. Memories you carry in your heart for always.
What does it even mean to elope?
An elopement is an intentionel, small wedding with a deep focus on the couple, the commitment and the experience.
- creating something uniquely you
- having fun and not stressing
- putting focus on just the two of you
Because getting married should be about:
Why elope?
Contact me
Meet your photographer
I'm Kim and I'm your photographer and your elopement guide. I'm also your confidant and the one you can come to with all your questions.
We're here for a short time, let's make the most of it.
(But without rushing it)
