Having your wedding celebration in Sedona is really amazing. I know, I know. You’ve probably heard that a lot. But it really is true. Sedona weddings are really unique and the feeling and energy of the red rocks is one of a kind.
Kimberly and Joe eloped at the Grand Canyon back in March before the pandemic changed everything. As Covid continues to make life difficult, small elopements and micro-weddings also continue to make a lot of sense.
Like so many couples, Josh and Alyssa had to reschedule their wedding celebration due to Covid 19. But they still wanted to get married! So they put together a small micro wedding outdoors with their immediate family at Lost Dutchman State Park
Like so many couples this year, Camden and Ashtyn planned to get married and celebrate with all the people that matter the most to them. But that’s not how this year played out. So they had an intimate wedding in Tucson with their closest family. And it was beautiful.
When you decide on a Grand Canyon elopement in the winter months, you have to be prepared for any kind of weather. Cindy and Adam experienced a little bit of everything - wind, snow and a beautiful sunset!
Abbey and Jeremy’s summer wedding had to be postponed due to Covid. What a bummer. But they ended up planning a beautiful fall, forest elopement in Flagstaff in the fall. Win!
Catherine and Stephen’s simple, intimate Sedona elopement was so beautiful. Yavapai Point Overlook, just around the corner from Bell Rock in Sedona is the perfect location for a small wedding ceremony.
Cliff and Dan have been together for decades. So is was definitely time to get hitched at Merry-Go-Round Rock. A Sedona Elopement is always spectacular.
Intimate backyard weddings are the best. Sam married Willow in the house in Flagstaff where he grew up. And the ceremony ended just in time for brunch!
