Myth #1: Eloping means running away in secret.
Truth: Modern elopements are intentional and beautiful. You can keep it private — or invite your closest loved ones!
Myth #2: Elopements aren’t “real” weddings.
Truth: Elopements are just as meaningful. You still say your vows, sign your license, and begin your life together — your way.
Myth #3: Eloping is only for couples on a tight budget.
Truth: While it can be cost-friendly, many couples choose to elope to focus on what truly matters: love, connection, and experience.
Myth #4: You can’t wear a wedding dress or have a photographer.
Truth: You absolutely can! Dress up, hire a photographer, bring flowers — or do none of that. It’s all up to you.
Myth #5: You’ll regret not having a big wedding.
Truth: Most couples who elope feel relieved, happy, and connected. There’s no stress, no show — just love.
Myth #6: Eloping is only for young couples.
Truth: Love has no age limit. Eloping is perfect for any couple — whether it’s your first, second, or forever wedding.
Myth #7: Elopements can’t be personalized.
Truth: Elopements can be as custom as you want — with vows, unity ceremonies, music, and special touches that reflect your love story.
Myth #8: You can’t include family or friends.
Truth: Eloping doesn’t mean eloping alone! Bring your parents, kids, best friends — even your pets. There are no rules.
Elopements are growing in popularity — and for good reason. Traditional weddings often come with stress: big guest lists, family expectations, budgeting, and pressure to please everyone. A modern elopement takes all that away. No rules, no drama — just love, connection, and the freedom to follow your heart.
More couples are choosing to invest in photography and videography — capturing real moments over spending on extras like invitations, flowers, or favors. On your wedding day, especially when eloping, those once-in-a-lifetime moments — like the first look and first kiss — are priceless and deserve to be beautifully preserved.
Home weddings saw a rise in 2024, and the trend is expected to grow into 2025 and beyond.
Savvy couples are choosing to say “I do” in the comfort of their own homes, creating beautiful, personal spaces for their big day. Many are adding gazebos, pergolas, arbors — even pools — turning their backyards into intimate wedding venues that can be enjoyed for years to come.