So, you’re dreaming of eloping in a stunning national park—imagine standing among towering redwoods, exchanging vows with panoramic mountain peaks behind you, or feeling the sea breeze on a rugged coastline. While eloping in a national park is an extraordinary way to celebrate your love, there are essential details to understand before you pack your wedding attire and set off on your adventure. One of the most crucial aspects is securing a national park permit. Let’s dive into why national park permits are essential, what they involve, and how incorporating Leave No Trace principles can make your elopement not only memorable but sustainable.

When A + B decided to elope to Wyoming, they knew it was going to be an unforgettable experience.

The couple along with their daughter arrived in Jackson Hole and were immediately taken by the picturesque winter wonderland. The snow had blanketed the area and the Grand Tetons were a breathtaking backdrop, which was B’s number one ask…snow capped mountains.

So you decided you want to elope, but now what? There are so many gorgeous National Parks here in the United States to choose from and narrowing them down isn’t particularly easy. Don’t fret, I’m here to help ya! Some things to take into account are location, landscape, weather, and accessibility.  National Park landscapes are unmatched in beauty, which is exactly why they are protected and cherished areas. Beaches, mountains, deserts, cliffs, and literally ANYTHING your heart desires, there is a location to match. Let’s break it all down and talk about what to consider when picking the best National Park for your elopement.