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Utah is a vastly beautiful state with so many different backdrops and charming places to consider for your elopement. It’s one of my favorite places to travel and vacation to—not to mention capture in a photo. Utah is a great place to elope or to renew vows. Here are my top five places to elope in Utah.

To start, Arches National Park is one of Utah’s most popular national parks and a stunning area to elope. Delicate Arch is the most famous feature, and looks spectacular during sunset. Located in southern Utah, Arches National Park isn’t far from the cute town of Moab, which has the hookups for hair, makeup, and floral arrangements for your elopement.

Elopements, Elopement TipsKate McFadzen-LindsayJune 16, 2019elopement planner, elopement tips, how to elope, national park wedding, national parks, destination wedding, destination photographer, elopement photographer, Bryce Canyon national park, Utah wedding photographer, Bryce canyonComment

How to Elope in Bryce Canyon National Park

Bryce Canyon National Park provides a phenomenal backdrop for any elopement. From the captivating calcareous rock, to the famous Bryce Amphitheater, this National Park is a staple of Utah, and will definitely make your elopement seem right out of a fairytale. Most of the National Parks allow elopements and ceremonies to take place within their boundaries, but many of them have rules/suggestions when it comes to getting married in their specific park.

To elope in Bryce Canyon National Park, a special use permit must be secured first.

Elopements, Elopement TipsKate McFadzen-LindsayMay 30, 2019elopement planner, elopement tips, how to elope, national park wedding, national parks, destination wedding, destination photographer, elopement photographer, Bryce Canyon national park, Utah wedding photographer, Bryce canyonComment

How to Elope in Olympic National Park

The majestic landscape of Olympic National Park encompasses not only a breathtaking coastline, but a beautiful backdrop of trees and mountains as well. Beaches dotting the Pacific coastline make the most astonishing destination to make your wedding day even more magical. Most of the National Parks allow elopements and ceremonies to take place within their boundaries, but many of them have rules/suggestions when it comes to getting married in their specific park.

To elope in Olympic National Park, a special use permit must be secured first. The permit itself is $50, and the application for the permit can be found here.

Elopements, Elopement TipsKate McFadzen-LindsayApril 28, 2019Olympic National Park, elopement planner, elopement, elopement guide, elopement photographer, national parks, national park wedding, how to elopeComment

Introducing Wild Klementine, a Sister Business to KLEM Studios

This big, beautiful life offers us so many opportunities, it can be hard to know which ones to take when they come our way. Then, there are times when we need to create our own opportunities. I did this when I started KLEM Studios, breathing life into what was little more than a bubbling hobby mixed with a college graphic design project. Now, I’m excited to announce the newest baby I’m bringing into the world: Wild Klementine.

Wild Klementine was born from a multi passionate lifestyle, blending a love of travel, food, and drink. As the sister business to KLEM Studios, it will still be very photography-focused, specializing in landscape photography, travel photography, and food and beverage photography.

Personal Posts, TravelKate McFadzen-LindsayJanuary 24, 2019Wild Klementine, travel photographer, landscape photographer, travel blogger, food photographer, elopement planner, travel planning, event photographyComment

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