Elopement goals: An intimate and romantic Italian elopement in Venice
Diana and Manuel took a gondola tour of the Grand Canal in Venice at their lovely Italian elopement. They made stops at the piazza for photos and, of course, their intimate sunset ceremony alongside the canal, serenaded by a soprano. Passersby couldn’t stop starign (as you’ll see!) as the pair strolled around in their formal wear and matching blue orchids for the bouquet and boutonniere. It’s an elopement dream. Plus, Italy is never a bad idea! Let’s take a peek at this elopement in Venice…
A frostbitten Canadian national park elopement (with bison!)
Bri and Dale had a whirlwind winter elopement at Riding Mountain National Park, followed by a reception a few months later. Manitoba in February isn't when most people would plan an outdoor wedding, but then they wouldn't get to have snow-covered bison as their special guests!
A bicycle elopement in Scotland on the Isle Of Skye
John and Melanie flew from Canada to marry with an Inner Hebrides backdrop on the Isle of Skye. It was the fantasy of any Scotland lover, myself included. Both John and Melanie love cycling and have spent much time in the Canadian Arctic riding their bikes. This mutual love was incorporated into the theme in Melanie’s bicycle-shaped earrings, her bicycle tattoo, and the bikes they used to cycle into the ceremony! During their handfasting, they were linked together by a bicycle inner tube.
Are you ready to experience this visual spectacle of a bicycle elopement in Scotland? Let’s do it…
A majestic Icelandic Westfjords elopement that will tickle your wanderlust
Seriously, this is an actual contender for most scenic wedding EVER. There are flippin’ wild horses, for globssake. This pair wanted to have a relaxing, agenda-free day together in a beautiful place they already loved, so they returned to Dynjandi, their favorite spot in Iceland since a trip there together in 2012, to have a civil Icelandic Westfjords elopement. They got ready together and the day was spent driving around the fjords, picnicking, encountering Icelandic ponies, and then having a communal dinner with strangers.