We believe in understanding who you are to best tell your love story! We'll capture intentional moments and artistic photographs/ film visuals out in nature.

We will be there to support you on your day and take stressors off of your shoulders, by a very proactive and planned out approach - putting in efforts ahead of time so you can enjoy your day and your story!

Not to mention, if you have a loose bobby pin, we will be there to make sure its back in place! We are more than a photo/video team. We are your support for the day!

Fall and Spring.

Fall and Spring are typically cooler than the summer months and without as much snow coverage as winter.

You also will avoid some intense heat in the summer. The ideal months will be April - May or September - October.

Zion allows marriages to occur at several locations: The Temple of Sinewava, Menu Falls, Zion Lodge Lawn, Nature Center North Lawn, Timber Creek Overlook, and South Campground Amphitheater.

A Special Use Permit is required for all wedding ceremonies, elopements, or vow exchange/renewal, regardless of group size.

The Application fee is $100.00 and must be submitted three weeks in advance to receive consideration.

Sure! We love to see your crew! Elopements don't have to be running away from it all. Your friends and fam can adventure with you, as well!

Bring your friends and family, but just know within Zion National Park no more than 100 guests are permitted to attend at the Zion Lodge Lawn and South Campground Amphitheater. The other locations have a lower maximum: Nature Center North Lawn is 50, Timber Creek Overlook is 20, Menu Falls is 10, Temple of Sinawava is 35.

You will need an Utah Marriage license by applying at a country clerk's office in person.

Utah also requires 2 witnesses present to sign your marriage license. If you are planning eloping with just you two, you can use vendors to sign or people on the trails are happy to sign as long as they are over the age of 18!

If you are looking to take bridals/have your ceremony in Zion and hold a reception at a venue nearby, check out Cave Lakes Canyon Ranch or Zion Red Rock Oasis.

Here you can have your ceremony, reception, dinner, and house your guests to boot!

Plus, there can be props like chairs, an alter, music, and things like that, that aren't allowed in Zion National Park.

It depends on which location you are wanting to get married at, but here is a quick summary of the six different locations and what the hiking looks like to help you make your decision.

• Temple of Sinawava: This is the final stop on the park's shuttle system. From the shuttle stop, the Riverside Walk trail begins and is a short paved walk.

• Riverside Walk: This paved, wheelchair-accessible trail extends 2.2 miles round-trip (approximately 1.1 miles each way) from the Temple of Sinawava shuttle stop along the Virgin River. ​

• Zion Lodge Lawn: Located near the Zion Lodge, no hiking is required.

• Nature Center North Lawn: This area is adjacent to the Zion Human History Museum, which is accessible via a paved, wheelchair-accessible path, no hiking is required.

• South Campground Amphitheater: Located near the South Campground, no hiking required.

• Menu Falls: A short walk from the road.

Most of our elopements last from 4 - 12 hours (which can be split up into two days if you wish).

It depends on what adventures you want documented or not, and how long you want the EPIC fun to last!

Check out our different options here.

1. Get in touch and fill out our contact form here.

2. To book with us and hold your date, we require a contract signed and a 25 percent downpayment.

3. We'll send out our elopement questionnaire and set up a Zoom call to plan it out!

4. Let's get you hitched! Let's celebrate on the best day of your life!!!

   It's as easy as that!

Yes. Tana (photographer) and Cory (videographer) are both ordained through the Universal Life Church and can legally marry clients, if this is needed.