I will find you a new day in my calendar if you need to postpone your elopement. I have been always able to find an available date with my couples. If you decide to cancel your elopement, the booking fee won’t be returned since I have kept your date secured and it covers the cost of the work I have already done for you.

Iceland isn’t the cheapest elopement destination, but there are ways to do it on a budget! It all comes down to what you want from your day. You can expect your Iceland Elopement to cost at least $ 5000-20 000. That includes the photographer and other vendors but doesn't include time beyond your wedding day. You read about the costs in this blog post: A breakdown of Iceland elopement costs.

Swim in private hot pools or have the most amazing activities from hiking, ice climbing, going inside a volcano, snowmobiling, ice caving, mountain biking, horseback riding, or a helicopter ride.

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When deciding how many locations you can visit on your elopement day, the first thing to consider is the amount of time you have. In this example, I will use an example of a 6-hour elopement package.

When deciding how many locations you can visit on your elopement day, the first thing to consider is the amount of time you have. Most elopement photographers offer different package options, and the length of time you choose will determine how many locations you can visit. For instance, if you choose a 6-hour package, you will have more time to visit multiple locations than if you choose a 2-hour package.

In the 6-hour package, you can decide if you want to have getting-ready pictures or only focus on the ceremony and locations. With 6 hours, there is time for 3-4 locations, and you will have enough time to enjoy each location fully.

Another factor to consider when deciding how many places you can visit on your elopement day is the logistics of each location. For instance, if you plan to visit a location that requires a long drive, you may need to limit the number of locations you visit to ensure that you have enough time to travel between each location. Additionally, some locations may require permits or have limited access, which can also impact the number of locations you can visit.

Finally, when deciding how many places you can visit on your elopement day, you need to prioritize your must-visit locations. If there are specific locations that are important to you, make sure to allocate enough time for those locations. It's better to spend more time at fewer locations that are meaningful to you than to rush through multiple locations and not have enough time to enjoy each one.

Absolutely yes! It’s your day and you call the shots! I have worked with many eloping couples who have eloped with their family and friends and I can’t wait to share the planning tips on how to include your loved ones to your day!

The answer is: no, you don’t need to hike on your elopement day if it’s something you don’t want to have. There are many gorgeous spots to visit that you can access without hiking. If you choose to hike with your wedding attire on, here are a couple of tips: get dressed in your hiking boots to make the hiking easy. There are tricks to keep your train tidy, but let’s say the dirtier it gets, the more fun there has been!