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.

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.

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!

Wondering how to plan a mountain or forest elopement in the Pacific Northwest? This BC-focused guide will cover how to plan a forest or alpine elopement, what to know before eloping in a remote natural setting, the best PNW locations in Canada, and the best seasons to elope in the mountains of BC.

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 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.

As a local Vancouver elopement planner, I know all the best hidden gems and iconic spots for an unforgettable, intimate ceremony.