Glacier National Park Wedding & Why National Park Weddings are the Best! | Nell & Kevin

The next day at Glacier Park Lodge, family and friends gathered to get them officially married!. With their nearest and dearest by their side, Nell and Kevin said their vows beneath the big Montana sky. It was a wild, wonderful celebration of love and adventure and res dogs.

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Elopements in Yosemite National Park

We were supposed to get married in 2020, but again, pandemic. Who knows when we’ll be able to have our actual wedding, but doing a photo session with Maddie to celebrate when we were *supposed* to get married was absolutely perfect. I got to wear a dress I adored in this beautiful setting and take a much needed little Airbnb trip with Matt just for us.

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Dreamy Winter Joshua Tree Desert Elopement. Joshua Tree National Park, CA | Ruth & Shawn

Ruth and Shawn had spent the night honeymooning and wanted to head to Joshua Tree for some photos! It was a brisky and windy day in the park and we had a blast exploring one of the most magical places ever. It was perfectly warm in the sun and chilly enough to encourage lots of snuggling. Any day in Joshua Tree is a good day!

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Kings Canyon National Park intimate Redwoods wedding and reception at Moniker General | Bethany and Eric

Exchange your written, personal vows with each other at the top of a mountain, and make them legal in front of your family in the meadow below. This is exactly what Bethany and Eric did in Kings Canyon National Park on the most freaking magical day of my whole life.