Photos by K&K Photography
In your life before COVID-19, it’s possible you didn’t know anyone that was planning to elope. You may have never heard the term “intimate wedding” or “micro wedding”. But, now we’re seeing these terms buzz around all over the place.
There may be some minor differences between these terms, but essentially they all mean the same thing, in our opinion - a non-traditional wedding that is intentionally intimate & focuses on creating a meaningful experience that authentically reflects the love two people share.
You are still choosing to invest in your special day, but the focus is on the two of you & what matters most.
Couples are having to make choices about their wedding day in an unprecedented way.
If you or a loved one is planning a wedding right now, you may be asking questions like,
“How do I keep my loved ones safe while still celebrating with them?”
“Should we put off our wedding until next year?”
“How do we make our non-traditional wedding a special day still?”
Every single person’s situation is different & everyone will have different answers to these questions.
If you don’t want to put off your wedding day in hopes that a traditional wedding with a guest count in the 100s will be possible, there are still so many options for you! Now is the time to get creative & to consider a special day that commemorates the love you & your partner share. Love is not cancelled!
Just like a traditional wedding, there is not a one-size-fits-all to elopements.
Usually, elopements include the couple, photographer, officiant, and whatever small group of family and friends they both may want to include. Remember, this day is intentionally intimate, small, and meaningful to reflect who you both are.
If the idea of spending your wedding day the way YOU want to, in an intimate setting following your own version of the rules, sounds like your perfect day, then elopement may be the way to go!
Questions About Including Your Dog in Your Elopement Or Intimate/Micro Wedding?
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Zion National Park is an incredible place to say your vows & if you’ve decided to include your furry best friend in the day, as well, then we’re here to help! Here are some of the questions you should consider while planning your elopement in Zion National Park & including your dog.