Once in a while, a love story comes along that feels like it was written in the stars. Kiara and Mike’s is one of those. They found each other across a border, over a shared love of music, and they chose to begin their marriage here in Vancouver, surrounded by a serene Japanese garden, an enchanted forest, and the wild open sea. Kiara dreamed of a fairytale, and we are so honored we got to help bring it to life.

Andrea and Robbie wanted something intimate with a small group of the people they love most in a  gorgeous space that felt like a little sanctuary. Here is how it all came together!

Sarah and Edwin flew all the way from Ontario to get married here in British Columbia, and I am still smiling about their day. They wanted something quiet, beautiful, and just for them; saying their vows by the water while the sun dropped low over the lake.

How Stacey and Wayne planned a private Stanley Park elopement with an English Bay first look and an intimate Rose Garden ceremony in Vancouver.

How Robyn and Vincent celebrated their Whistler helicopter elopement with a Green Lake ceremony and mountaintop portraits at Beverly Lake.

Allie and Blake’s lush Vancouver forest elopement at Cleveland Dam and Lynn Canyon. Complete with family, private vows, and rain.

This is the story of an Irish couple, a stone circle beside a lake in Whistler, a Celtic handfasting ceremony, and a walk through Whistler Village that looked like a celebrity sighting. It's one of my favourite examples of what an intimate wedding can be when a couple builds the day incorporating things that matter to them!

A North Vancouver couple, a surprise reception, nine location attempts, a city strike, and one of the best ideas I have ever helped pull off.

There are elopement days where you are managing a hundred moving pieces. And then there are days like Sarah and Kaan's where everything is calm, everything is on time, and the two people getting married are so completely wrapped up in each other that you almost forget you are working.

High school sweethearts from Dawson Creek drove all the way to the Lower Mainland to get married on a mountain at 5am. Here's exactly how it went.

If there is one thing that describes Georgia and Vincent as a couple, the people, not the state, it's that they find joy everywhere. In the details. In the puns. In the woods. In each other. This was a wedding day that felt ALL THE WAY AUTHENTIC: warm, funny, deeply intentional, a little artsy, and full of REAL love.

This love story is different. Clint and Karyn's. Going through twenty years of seasons together with a proposal in Florence, Italy (YES!) and a soundtrack that spans Reliant K to Tom Petty to Djo, these two had a wedding day that completely reflected them.

This is the story of their morning ceremony at Alouette Lake with mountains framing them, glass-still water in the morning light, private vows that stayed private, a bracelet worn for three years finally coming off, and a dog who had absolutely zero respect for the timing of a bride and groom!

This is the story of a mountaintop ceremony, twenty grey whales feeding below a helicopter, sea caves with a waterfall, wolf tracks on the beach, and two people from Ontario who flew across the country to get married on the Pacific — just the two of them, surrounded by nothing but the West Coast at its most wild and alive.

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.

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.

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.