How to Elope in Grand Teton National Park

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.

Elopement Tips, ElopementsKate McFadzen-LindsayNovember 12, 2019how to elope, grand tendon national park, grand tenton, grand teton elopement, elopement tips, elopement guide, elopement photographer, destination weddingComment

2014 Roadtrip Restaurant Reviews

For the first dinner of our vacation, we headed into Jackson to the Snake River Grill. I had done extensive online research for the best place to get dinner in Jackson and settled on this location. We arrived early, and the staff was more than happy to seat us before our reservation time. We were brought to a romantic corner booth inside the warm, cozy dining room. I would describe the décor as lodge-meets-NYC with its log siding walls, stone fireplace, and white linens.

RestaurantsLauren GrierOctober 17, 2014restaurant reviews, snake river grill, Jackson wyomin, lava lake lamb, Jackson lake lodge, Yellowstone national park, grand tenton, grand tendon national park, the mural room, Cristina's restaurant and bakery, Ketchum idaho, stanley idaho, t maccarone's, walla walla, wine county, upper dry creek lamb

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