couple sits on the bed of a truck drinking beers on their elopement day with the dogs

Dogs and Beer eopement in Eastern Oregon. You don’t have to ask me twice. This Leslie Gulch Elopement in Eastern Oregon goes down as the hottest, most remote and most unique elopements I’ve ever shot.

Leslie Gulch reminds me of Arizona and Utah, only it’s located in Eastern Oregon in the Owyhee Canyon lands. It’s the most unique place and honestly, probably one of my top 5 places in Oregon to spend a weekend. With sandy washes, enormous cliffs, red rock formations, the Owyhee River running through and even secret hot springs, it makes for a one of a kind elopement location for the off the beat path type.

Jedediah Redwood Smith Redwoods Elopement

When Joshua and Andrea said they wanted a ceremony tucked away in the trees, I knew just the place: a Jedediah Smith Redwood Elopement.

Their day took them from a sweet ceremony in the redwoods, to the dramatic cliffs and coastline of Samuel H. Boardman State park to the soft sands of Secret beach for the first dance as the sunset on the West Coast.

cape kiwanda oregon sand dunes with ocean view

How to Elope at Cape Kiwanda Cape Kiwanda packs a lot into one relatively small stretch of coastline. Massive sand dunes, yellow sandstone cliffs, long stretches of beach, views across the Pacific, and Pacific City right there when you’re ready for coffee, dinner, a beer, or a hot tub at the end of the night. […]

The best place to start planning your elopement isn’t a location. Before you start scrolling through photographs of Icelandic waterfalls, Oregon coast cliffs, or alpine lakes, I want you to think about something much more important: what would make this day feel unmistakably like yours? I’m not talking about what looks good in photographs or […]

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