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How to elope in Wyoming

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Elopements have allowed me to bring my love for photography and adventure together in such an epic way!
When I'm not scouting for locations or taking photos of an awesome couple on their wedding day, you can find me hitting the trails!

Elopement Planner & Photographer

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Owner of Love Uncharted, Lead Elopement Photographer, Videographer and Planner

Heyyy, I'm Emily! The founder of Love Uncharted and the OG elopement photographer of the crew!
When I'm not busy planning and documenting epic wedding days, you can find me exploring on two wheels, loving on my fur babies, or day-dreaming about my next adventure!

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LOVE UNCHARTED

Owner of Love Uncharted, Lead Elopement Photographer, Videographer and Planner
Owner of Love Uncharted, Lead Elopement Photographer, Videographer and Planner
Owner of Love Uncharted, Lead Elopement Photographer, Videographer and Planner
elopement photo and video team

Owner + Lead Elopement Planner, Photographer & Videographer

Emily
Owner of Love Uncharted, Lead Elopement Photographer, Videographer and Planner

Spring in Wyoming can be very unpredictable, often seeing snow even in late spring, as well as mud season. A lot of high elevation roads and locations will more than likely be inaccessible still, so have a solid bakup plan in place.

Spring (March- May)

Winter in Wyoming can be extreme, especially in high elevation areas. While this is ideal if you're looking to enjoy some snow sports, such as skiing or snowboarding, this can lead to a lot of road closures and inaccesible trails.

Winter (December- february)

The aspen trees in Wyoming during the fall are nothing short of surreal! There are less chances of extreme weather, fewer tourists, and comfortable temperatures. Some high elevation areas may see snow earlier than most, so keep an eye on road statuses and weather and have a backup plan in place!

Fall (September- November)

Wyoming in the sumer is absolutely stunning! By July, most high elevation roads and trails are open and accessible, the temperatures are warm, daylight hours are longer, and wildflowers were blooming. Be prepared for afternoon storms and high crowds in places like Yellowstone and Grand Tetons!

Summer (June- August)

When choosing your destination and date for your elopement there are several factors to consider- such as tourism, weather, and scenery. Each season brings something unique to the table, and there are pros and cons to eloping in Tennessee during every season!

The Best Time to Elope in Wyoming:

If you're looking to obtain your marriage license in the state of Wyoming, here's what you need to know and what you will need to bring when picking up your license:

  • Both parties must present in person a government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license, state-issued ID, passport, military ID, or Tribal/BIA card.
  • There is no waiting period.
  • Wyoming requires two witness and an officiant to sign the marriage license.

A marriage license cost $30 in Wyoming.

Obtaining a marriage license in the state of Wyoming

eloping in wyoming
When most people are thinking of eloping, they don't intitally think to include some epic activities and experiences into their elopement timeline! However, not only does it make for some badass photos, it also fills up the day with some excitment versus driving around and looking for scenic spots!

There are so many fun things you can do in Utah, such as:
  • Zipling
  • Hiking and Backpacking
  • Camping
  • Kayaking
  • Rent an ATV
  • Skiing
  • Snowboarding
  • Snowmobiling
  • Horseback Riding

Wyoming has so much more to offer than just epic views...

I have spent years mastering the art of elopements in some of the most surreal and epic destinations across the globe, and Wyoming is one of my favorite places to plan epic wedding days!
While I'm pretty good at documenting the adventure (if i do say so myself,) I also do SO MUCH MORE for my adventurous couples.

Some things you can expect when booking your elopement with me in Wyoming is:
  • An expert who has spent years planning unique elopements.
  • A hype girl who is honored to celebrate your big day with you.
  • Expert advice on locations, weather, and other logistics.
  • A timeline that is designed to keep your day running smoothly (as well as a backup plan because you just never know!)
  • Help booking other vendors, such as HMUA's, florists, private chefs, etc.
  • Recommendations on local activities that can add some fun to your elopement.
  • Answers to all of your questions!
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You need a Wyoming photographer who truly understands epic elopements

I'm ready to Adventure!

Pricing Includes Tax + Travel.

Experiences Starting at $3,400
Couples Typically invest $5,400

No Added Fees- All Travel Costs for the Whole Crew are Covered

In-Depth Planning to create your Personalized Elopement Experience

From 4 Hours to Multiple Days of Coverage that Preserves your Epic Day

What Every Wyoming Elopement Experience Includes:

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FAQ ABOUT ELOPING in Wyoming

"Do I need a permit to elope in Wyoming?"

"Do I need a permit to elope in Wyoming?"

Some locations, such as national parks and state parks, typically require a special use permit or a wedding ceremony permit when you are having a ceremony within the park. Some parks only require a permit if the wedding/ elopement will have over a certain number of people within your group. If you are just enjoying the park and having photos done, you may not need a permit for your elopement, but a photo/ film permit may be necessary for your photographer or videographer.
Be sure to check each location's regulations and requirements to ensure your elopement day goes as smooth as possible!
If you book your elopement experience with us, we will help you with all of the logistics and legalities of your elopement day!

"How much does it cost to elope in Wyoming?"

"How much does it cost to elope in Wyoming?"

You can elope in Wyoming for as little as your marriage license! Marriage licenses in Wyoming typically cost $30, and if you're visiting national or state parks you may need to pay an entry fee. We typically find that our couples spend anywhere from $5,000 to $20,000+ depending on what they have planned for their experience! Keep in mind that this also includes airefare, lodging for several nights, rental car, wedding attire, vendors, activities and more!
Choosing to elope doesn't necessarily mean choosing the cheaper option (though it definitely can be,) it just means you are investing into an experience that is worth the money! Think about it, you're basically having your dream vacation AND marrying your best friend!

"When should we book our elopement photographer & videographer?"

"When should we book our elopement photographer & videographer?"

We can plan an epic experience with as little as a few weeks notice, however, we recommend you book your elopement photographer and videographer as soon as possible- even if you aren't sure when or where you will elope!
We have helped couples plan a truly epic wedding day when all they knew is they wanted somewhere scenic and full of opportunities, so even if your ideas are vague, don't hesitate to reach out!

Not sure where to start when planning your epic elopement?
We are a team of adenture-loving elopement experts who have planned and photographed unique elopements across the world!
Click here to learn more about eloping with Love Uncharted!

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There are endless possibilities when it comes to planning a truly unique and epic elopement! While these are only a handful of adventurous ideas, there are no rules nor limits when it comes to what your wedding day can look like.
The most important thing is that your elopement makes your wildest dreams come true, and that the day truly aligns with you and your partner!