Officiating an elopement and not sure what to say? This guide walks you through what an officiant says at a wedding, how to structure an elopement ceremony, sample scripts, vow ideas, and personal touches—so the ceremony feels heartfelt, not awkward.

Want a small wedding ceremony that still feels meaningful and special? This guide walks you through how to plan an intimate ceremony: guest count, vows, rituals, location, and timeline, so your day feels personal, emotional, and totally you (without the big-wedding stress).

If you’re googling “how to elope in BC” while low-key panicking about guest lists and centerpieces, hi. You need me.

Trying to choose between a planner-led elopement package and a photographer- or officiant-led one? Learn the real difference, why it matters for your BC elopement, and how planner-led packages create a calmer, better-organized, more meaningful day for you and your vendors.

Eloping isn’t “running away to get married” anymore. It’s an intentional, stress-free way to get married that actually feels like you. Here’s what eloping really means today, how it works in BC, and how to know if it’s right for you.

If you’re dreaming of a quiet, nature-filled elopement in British Columbia with mountains, forest, and water all around you, K & C’s Golden Ears elopement is one you have to see.

Planning a Kamloops elopement on a short timeline? Their intimate autumn elopement overlooking Kamloops Lake was fully planned in just 12 days, complete with sweeping views, heartfelt vows, and cozy mountain details.

Planning an all-inclusive autumn elopement in Vancouver from abroad might sound daunting, but A + J proved it can be effortless, meaningful, and full of heart, especially when you’ve got a local elopement planner (hi, it's me) to make it all happen.

Elopements aren’t about following rules! They’re about creating your own. Whether you want a laid-back backyard gathering or a luxe dinner party, there’s no “right way” to do it. It’s your marriage, your celebration, your rules.

T and J are exactly the kind of couple I adore working with: fun, easygoing, authentic, and deeply connected to what matters most. They didn’t want a show; they wanted meaning. Their Conservatory microwedding was a true reflection of their love, and it was an absolute joy to help bring it to life.

Dreaming of an adventurous BC elopement? Once you’ve ruled out the big wedding (good call), you’re likely stuck between two paths: plan everything yourself or go all-in with a done-for-you elopement package. Which direction is right for you?

Planning a nature-filled elopement in BC? You’re in the right forest. We help couples skip the banquet hall and say “hell yes” to mountains, mist, and meaning. T and J’s Golden Ears Provincial Park elopement is the perfect example of how we turn forest hideaways and mountain-backed beaches into unforgettable wedding experiences.

J and M’s Mystic Beach elopement was a wonderful, one-of-a-kind experience. The kind of day that reminds me why I do what I do. It was meaningful. It was perfect.

Here’s the truth: eloping doesn’t mean shutting people out. It means creating a day that’s true to you. And with the right words, your family can still feel valued, loved, and included even if they’re not physically there.

I knew this day would be special—not just because of the stunning location or the sunrise timeline (although, yes, both of those were epic), but because they are just genuinely wonderful people who chose to get married in the most intentional, beautiful way.

Want to plan an intimate elopement in Squamish? You’re in the right place. As an experienced Sea to Sky planner, I help couples like E + D bring their dream day to life with epic views, thoughtful touches, and moments they’ll never forget.

Ever wondered if eloping could actually be easier — and more meaningful — than a traditional wedding? Welcome to your crash course!

One of the most beautiful things I get to witness as a wedding planner is when a couple’s entire history shows up with them on their elopement day. And D + N brought it all.

Eloping used to mean sneaking away for a secret ceremony. These days? It means running toward something: toward a day that's meaningful, intentional, and wildly YOU.

This intimate, family-centred celebration included a willow tree ceremony, custom vows, and dinner under twinkle lights, planned entirely with our team at Sea to Sky Elopements.