The glorious Snake River along with Jenny Lake, Jackson Lake, and the majestic Teton Range are all beautiful backdrops for a wedding. Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park offers a phenomenal landscape to magnificanly house your elopement. 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 Grand Teton National Park, a special use permit must be secured first. The non-refundable permit itself is $125, and the application for the permit can be found here.

I’ll be the first to admit, I’m a bit obsessed with trip planning, which is where part of the inspiration for my second business, Wild Klementine, came from. I’ve also become fond of bullet journaling to recap and remember our travels by. I wanted to share some of the road trip highlights (and downfalls) with you to either give you a bit of wanderlust, or to inspire your next Western adventure. This awesome road trip was the product of months of planning, and it had a surprise ending that was life-changing!