Philadelphia cemetery wedding with a goth twist
Nina and Chris’s Philadelphia cemetery wedding blended gothic glamour with heartfelt intimacy. Dressed in black beneath Laurel Hill Cemetery’s historic trees, they exchanged vows in a self-uniting ceremony that included their dog, Loki, and an unexpected cat in a bat costume. With gargoyle shoes, crimson florals, and a Morimoto reception, their day proved gothic weddings can be full of joy.
NYC to Hawaii: this pair self-united at their elopement in Oahu
Tammi and George are New Yorkers who rocked a tiny, self-officiated elopement in Oahu, Hawaii. You’ll want to see her amazing Alexander McQueen black dress and flower crown, plus George’s matching black suit, and the shots of their sweet family…
See the most beautiful backyard greenhouse wedding (with self-uniting musical ceremony!)
Emily and Mike had a gorgeous self-uniting ceremony where they performed all their own vows as well as music during the ceremony. With feminist overtones and a backyard greenhouse setting, it was a sight to see. Between the FABULOUS centerpieces, greenhouse-inspired decor, and the ceremony in the round, you do not want to miss this loveliness.
A self-officiated sunrise summit elopement
“We made the climb by headlamp, snuggled up with each other while the day got brighter, and then parted ways to change clothes in private. When we were both ready, we just met back in the middle and went for it — no rehearsal, no audience. It was off-the-cuff, and mostly casual, and absolutely perfect.” Elopements make us teary with their intimacy, and this one is no exception. Come for the romance, stay for the gorgeous scenery.