
You’re engaged? Everyone is expecting the big wedding? You entertain the idea then decide you want to focus your wedding day on YOU!
You decide you want to get married in one of the beautiful places you can think of and that’s where Wyoming enters the chat. Whether it’s taking in the views of the mountains or feeling the breeze come off the lake, you have options and I’m here to help.
Elopements and micro-weddings are my jam. I am all about breaking the tradition of spending your wedding day the expected way. You want to spend the morning on the river – yes, I will be there. You want to hike to a lake and skinny dip – it’s your day, you do it! Whether you want it to just be you and your fiance or have your closest people involved – I will be there capturing it all.



Starting at $2,800, every Wyoming Elopement & Micro-Wedding includes:
Add-Ons can include:
If you’re looking for a photographer that’s just gonna show up, snap some pics, and send you on your way – then I am not the one for you.
Now… if you’re looking for a photographer who is going to take the pressure off, hype you up while you’re hiking up the trail, remind you that it’s ok to skinny dip in the mountain lake because it’s your day and you can do whatever the he** you want – then here I am!
Your session is more than just capturing photos — it’s about preserving the moments you never want to forget. You’re investing in more than images; you’re investing in an experience that allows you to simply show up, be yourself, and trust that I have everything handled.
In Wyoming, both partners must appear in person with a valid photo ID and pay a $30 fee – there is no waiting period. I recommend scheduling your appointment 1-2 business days before your elopement or wedding – you’ll want to do this in the town of where you’re getting married.
Once you have it, you will entrust your marriage license to your trusty officiant – me if you choose. They will file the necessary paperwork signed, sealed, delivered, and MARRIED!
Permits – permits are required in National Parks – both Grand Teton and Yellowstone. Each park has designated areas for larger groups or dispersed areas that could be options. When this was written, permits are not required to be married on National Forest Land in Wyoming if groups are less than 75 people.
Spring – Green Grass, Mud Season, Fewer Crowds, Variable Weather
Summer – Wildflowers, Possible Fire Season, Popular Dates, Better Access to High Mountain Areas
Fall – Colors, Cooler Temps, Bugling Elk, Earlier Sunsets
Winter – Snow Access, Layering Recommendations, Road Closures, Fewer Crowds
Grand Teton National Park – there are SO many stunning places to exchange your vows
Yellowstone National Park
Wind River Range
Bighorn Mountains
Wyoming has so many options to make your wedding or elopement a one of a kind experience that you’ll remember forever.

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