Mary and Samuel are a fun-loving, adventurous couple who find joy in everything that they do. They also have big hearts and are very close with their families. These were their biggest priorities when planning how their wedding day would look and feel. They knew they wanted their closest family members to be a part of their day, but they also wanted something meaningful and adventurous, so a big traditional wedding was not right for them. Although they currently live in North Carolina, Samuel was born in Anchorage, so Alaska felt like the perfect combination of adventure and home. Follow Mary and Samuel during their Alyeska Resort Wedding in Girdwood Alaska with a real moose sighting, a helicopter ride, and portraits on a glacier.

Kaci reached out to me looking to get the wedding portraits that they never had, while having some time together to reconnect and have fun. I like to call these types of photoshoots, “I-still-do” sessions. Right as the rain rolled in and we were about to leave, a rainbow appeared. Scroll down to see Kaci and Josh’s rainy rainbow wedding portraits.

So, you’re planning to say “I do” in Alaska? Awesome choice! But before you embark on this epic adventure, let’s make sure you’ve got everything you need to be fully prepared for your big day. Here’s a list of what to pack for an Alaska elopement. Keep in mind that Alaska is a very big […]

Kaira and Dan’s Girdwood waterfall elopement was anything but traditional. Two days before tying the knot, they hit road the with their closest friends, for a pre-wedding road trip. They started from their hometown of Fairbanks and drove the Parks Highway to Girdwood, to ultimately elope at Virgin Creek Falls. Virgin Creek Falls is a beautiful waterfall nestled within the towering trees of the Chugach National Forest. When Kaira and Dan said their “I Dos” under Virgin Creek Falls, the only words I can use to describe it are: Moody, ethereal, and magical. Want to read more about Kaira and Dan’s Girdwood waterfall elopement and what it’s like to elope in Girdwood? Keep reading this blog post!

An Alaska Glacier Elopement with a glacier surprise, a waterfall adventure, and a food truck celebration.

Romantic and Playful beach elopement with Chelsea and Dan in Juneau Alaska. Alaska beach elopement inspiration. Get ready to swoon over these romantic beach elopement photos as we dive into the heartwarming tale of Chelsea and Dan, two adventurers who tied the knot in Juneau, Alaska.

I’ve had the pleasure of exploring Hatcher Pass a few times now, and it never feels like enough. Every single time I drive the winding road and see the hills my jaw hits the floor. It truly is an otherworldly place. When should you elope in Hatcher Pass? If you want access to the highest elevation for the most epic mountain shots, you’ll want to elope when the roads are open between July and September.

Picture this, pledging your love to your person on the top of a mountain in Alaska. You are engulfed by stunning views of the nearby peaks and the blue-green water in the channel below, sparkling in the sunshine. Birds chirp, and bees lazily buzz around the nearby wildflowers. The smell of earth and a faint hint of wildflowers wafting in the breeze. It is just the two of you at this moment together. What could be better? There are many beautiful locations to plan an elopement in and around Juneau. But for the stunning mountaintop views Greg and Pam were looking for, Mount Roberts was the ideal backdrop.

Shawn and Jessica travelled all the way from Oklahoma for their Alaska Glacier wedding and brought their best friends and Jessica’s parents with them. They travelled up to Alaska on a cruise ship with the intention of eloping on a glacier and taking a sweet vacation at the same time.

One thing I love about outdoor weddings and elopements in Alaska is you never quite know exactly how they will turn out. You can have ideas, plan, and schedules — but the thing about Alaska is that nature always has the beautiful final word. When I arrived at Dylan and Anna’s Alaska beach wedding venue, you could tell it was going to rain. The clouds were rolling and the air was thick. That did not deter anyone from enjoying the day. The air was as thick with humidity as it was with joy and excitement. It was a truly all Alaskan wedding.