Elopements
A collection of LGBTQ+ elopements from around the world.
Amanda and Meghan decided to elope at Drift Creek Falls in Oregon. They climbed trees, shared vows and became wife and wife amongst nature.
An elopement was the only option for these two loved up ladie. They decided on the Canadian Wilderness and shared vows surrounded by snow.
Charlotte, who is a Doctor by trade, is afraid of heights. Mel, who recently sold out her share of her CrossFit gym, chose to propose in a way she knew would be unforgettable for Charlotte – skydiving. Their engagement was only one day. Charlotte and Mel share their elopement under a waterfall in Byron Bay.
In their own backyard, they had a first look, rode rollerskates into the sunset and spent the night calling family to tell them of their new commitment.
The pandemic canceled wedding plans twice, however third time was a charm. They spent the day exploring San Francisco and ended their day amongst the Redwoods of California sharing intimate vows.
Covid changed their wedding plans, and instead of a big celebration, Cassi and Greta eloped, and had their loved ones stream in live on Zoom.
Gaby & Kate had difficulty planning a wedding that felt ‘them’, and when the opportunity popped up to win an epic elopement they went all in.
Gina and Melissa shared a meaningful mountain elopement in Asheville, surrounded by nature they set intentions and became wives.
Forgoing a big celebration, Emily and Sonia decided on an intimate, boho-inspired, micro-wedding on the beautiful beaches of Byron Bay.
They had plans for a huge wedding – but COVID put those to a halt. Instead, Kiki and Marianne married legally, and celebrated with a photoshoot and wine.
