Glamping Elopement

This glamping elopement took place during the winter months of Florida. If you consider "winter" to be temperatures of 70 degrees that is!!! Florida is an ideal place to elope to year round, and for good reason. Camping and glamping are very popular in the sunshine state, as well as many other outdoor activities because you can do them all year long!

This charming glamping tent was set up by Ancient City Styled Shoots at the Kissing Oaks at Tarahill Venue. Tarahill Venue is a charming location in Florida under mossy oak trees for elopements and outdoor weddings. Glamping should include all comforts such as a s'mores bar, beer keg, and Jenga!

If you are asking if including your dog in your elopement is a good idea, the answer is always YES! Bridget and Michael sipped cocktails from The Little Bar Company and shared a sweet kiss inside the cute little mobile bar!

Florals adorned the axe throwing mobile site, wedding ceremony tree, glamping tent, mobile bar, and sweetheart table. Everywhere you turned on the property there were gorgeous florals! These florals were carefully designed and created by Laura Rodgers Southern Bloom Floral Design and Anisha Velazquez Marcani Couture

When planning an elopement, couples may consider including things they love into their day. Bridget and Michael had a mobile axe throwing arena brought to the elopement site! Including fun activities like this is just one way to make your elopement day epic! When deciding on how many hours to plan for elopement. 1 to 2 hour elopements are just not enough time to have an amazing day together, and I would suggest 6-8 hours at least for an amazing elopement day. I want more, and couples want more. You deserve a meaningful and super fun full day experience from start to finish with details like these.. Imagine having an amazing story of your adventurous elopement day and telling friends and family the story of “that’s how we got married!” You deserve the exact same options that a large wedding day photographer would offer you. It’s called a “wedding day” for a reason, and eloping is so much more than saying vows and taking portraits.