Some couples picture their wedding day surrounded by hundreds of guests. Others imagine something quieter — standing together in the mountains at sunrise, sharing a moment in a place they love. Rachel and Tim’s Mount Osceola elopement was exactly that kind of day. It was adventurous, a little unpredictable, and completely centered around the things they love most: being outside together and exploring the mountains. Even when the weather had other plans, they embraced every mo

If you've been dreaming of a wedding out in nature — small, intentional, surrounded by the people who matter most, and set against some of the most breathtaking scenery in New England — a White Mountains micro wedding might be exactly what you've been looking for. Micro weddings are having a serious moment, and honestly? It makes complete sense. Instead of spending your wedding day managing a guest list of 150, you get to be present. You get to linger over dinner. You get to

A Sunrise Elopement in Waterville Valley — The Perfect Fall Sunrise Elopement When Lea and Alex told me they wanted a fall sunrise hike for their elopement — with their parents by their sides — I knew this day was going to be something really special. And I was right. We met at the trailhead in the dark. Headlamps on, layers bundled up, the kind of crisp fall air that makes everything feel a little more alive. Alex's dad was there. Lea's mom was there. And everyone — every si

Eloping doesn't mean leaving the people you love behind, and don't let anyone tell you that it's selfish either. It's your day! It means choosing the most intentional version of your wedding day – and there are so many beautiful wats to bring your people along for the journey, even if they aren't standing right beside you on the mountain. Elopements aren't about leaving people out: HERE ARE 5 WAYS HOW TO INCLUDE FAMILY IN YOUR ELOPEMENT DAY One of the biggest things I hear fr