Planning an elopement is far simpler than a big wedding — but a few decisions early on make everything flow. Here is the short version.
Do you want adventure and effort, or calm and ease? That answer points us to the right region and location.
We build in a weather buffer so we can move your day by a few hours or a day for the best conditions.
Permits, timeline, flowers, hair & make-up, transfers and the legal path — all handled with our partners.
Beyond the big line items, a mountain day has small, easy-to-miss costs. Some locations need a photography or ceremony permit; the Tre Cime di Lavaredo toll road runs about €30–45 per car; Lago di Braies has a summer access window and paid parking; cable-car tickets and a night in a rifugio add up too. None of it is expensive — it just needs planning, which we do for you. The ones nobody warns you about are in what nobody tells you about eloping.
A typical sunrise day starts in the dark: hair and make-up, a short drive or lift, then vows as the first light hits the rock. Portraits follow while the trails are still empty, then a long breakfast at a hut and time simply to be married. We build in a buffer — often a spare day — so weather never forces a rushed timeline. Deciding between first and last light? Read sunrise or sunset?, or see a full unhurried day in this three-day Italian elopement.
Popular summer dates fill 6–12 months out; the off-season is often possible on shorter notice.
