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A seaside ceremony, 250 guests from around the world, 45 minutes of hora dancing and a boathouse afterparty that went until 4am. This was a wedding weekend built around good food, great music and keeping everyone on the dance floor
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Rain changed the ceremony plans, but not much else. There were private vows, Breyer horse details and a surprise drag performance waiting at the reception
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A quiet Crested Butte elopement with handwritten vows, colourful wildflowers, two much-loved dogs and a horseback ride inspired by a first date
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A first photo session in the city where it all began, with Jersey Shore memories, plenty of laughs, close moments and a little steam
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Krista and Raylee headed to Great Sand Dunes National Park for a sunrise elopement with all four of their dogs by their side. There were private vows, paw prints on their marriage licence and plenty of layers to get them through a very cold Colorado morning
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Aidan and Mikaela both wanted to propose, so they each did. One proposal was a picnic on the edge of Bear Creek with a “Next To You Forever” sign, and the other was a handwritten deck of cards hidden in the drink menu at the Denver speakeasy where they had their first date
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They wanted two different wedding experiences, so they had both. First came a secret mountain elopement with private vows, dupattas, pizza and champagne, followed by a big Indian wedding two months later
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A 3 am start, vows 4,000 feet up, a picnic, and a nap afterwards. This Denver elopement was private, relaxed, and full of adventure
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Beers on the South Perth foreshore turned into a proposal at the same spot, then a wedding with a red cheongsam, oysters at Emily and Tess’s favourite wine bar, and a Yam Seng toast that got a bit hectic thanks to some very competitive friends and family
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After somehow missing each other for three years at the same college, Alex and Annie found their way to a colourful June wedding at The Boylston Rooms, with personal vows, bright florals and a packed dance floor
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