Sunrise on a Cascades ridge
Starting at$4,200
Headlamps at four, vows at the first light, coffee on a camp stove. Two of you, one trail, permits handled, dresses in the packs.
What this is
An Easy Elopement works because the location, timing and inclusions are already decided. A Signature Adventure goes the other way: we start with your people, your bodies, your calendar and the feeling you are after, and we build outward from there.
That might mean a trail nobody photographs, a two-state road trip, a ceremony timed to a tide, or a micro wedding for thirty in a forest with a long table and strung lights. It also means a real planning relationship rather than a booking form.
Tess plans it and photographs it. The vendors she finds and vets are booked by you, directly, which keeps your contracts and your budget in your own hands.
Inspiration, not packages
Yours will not be one of these. They are here so you can see the range, the shape and roughly what each ambition level starts at.
Starting at$4,200
Headlamps at four, vows at the first light, coffee on a camp stove. Two of you, one trail, permits handled, dresses in the packs.
Starting at$4,800
Courthouse in the morning, dinner somewhere excellent, then out into the wet streets with neon, umbrellas and the skyline. Weather is the feature.
Starting at$6,400
Rain forest one day, coast the next, hot springs in between. Lodging mapped, tides checked, and photography across both days rather than one session.
Starting at$7,200
Twenty-five people, a grove, a table that seats all of them, and candles that keep blowing out. Full vendor coordination and day-of flow management.
Starting at$6,800
A route instead of a venue. Coast, high desert, mountain pass, motel neon. Ceremony wherever the light is best on the day you decide to do it.
Starting at$9,400
Welcome dinner, ceremony, party, farewell breakfast. Forty people, three days, one timeline that holds it all together without anybody feeling managed.
Always included
The process
Fill in the form below. It takes about five minutes and tells us enough to be useful on the first call.
A 45-minute video call. We talk locations, seasons, guests, money and what you are quietly worried about.
A written plan with two or three location options, a timeline shape, the vendor list and an exact total.
Agreement signed, date held, then we plan it properly over the months you have — permits, vendors, packing, rehearsals.
Step one
Rough ideas are perfect. Half-formed ideas are perfect. Contradictory ideas are the most fun.