An elopement is a more intentional and adventurous way of getting married. Generally less stressful, with less people (or just the couple) and involving activities that are unique to you as a couple eloping is a great way to start off your forever adventure!

Many People choose to Elope just the two and then have a reception with friends at a later time.

BUT…dont worry if that’s not for you. If youre more of a big party surrounded by friends and family to celebrate your commitment to your partner we totally can capture your wedding too!

Here at Adventure Pact we qualify Microweddings as weddings with 30 people or less

This all depends on the scope of your day! If you want to include more traditional wedding elements such as first dance, cake cutting, etc ON TOP of being able to spend intiamte time together having a really fun adventure we recommend at least 6 hours of coverage (but full day elopements typically are what most couples find to be the best option so they don’t feel rushed).

This is one of the things we go in depth about during our calls because really your day should feel fun, stress free and a truly TOGETHER EXPERIENCE

As one of my best friends says “be a-derp-able”. Its totally normal to feel a little weird when someone is sticking a camera in your face but dont worry…Im here to give gentle posing cues, make you laugh and get you to loosen up so that your true self shines through in photos!

Eloping is similar to getting married! Just much more intimate and personal. I (Kayla!) am ordained and able to legally sign your paperwork for marriages between US citizens in most states. We have a network of officiants in the ones where I am unable to perform ceremonies.

As for bi-national weddings. If you and your partner are from one of the Adventure Pact destination countries (Ecuador, Peru, Panama) my team has an extensive list of lawyers and associates that can help process your visa paperwork.

If you are not from one of our destination countries your best route of action is to do the legal stuff (signing your marriage certificate) in your home country before or after the ceremony! If you would like to be legally married “on-ground” many places in the USA (if youre not a US Citizen), as well as Iceland, Costa Rica, Denmark, Italy and Mexico are relatively easy to legally say I DO in.

Remember just because you don’t make it legally official the day you say “I do” doesn’t make it any less special. Religious or commitment ceremonies on a different day are quite common and even more special than the day you sign on the dotted line!

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Elopements (and our honeymoons too!) tend to be not only a more fun but an more affordable option and we are able to make it even easier by offering payment installments that can extend as far as up to two months AFTER your day (before photos are delivered)