Frequently Asked Questions

All-inclusive elopement packages in Nashville start at $575 and include your venue, officiant, professional photographer, and edited photos. Larger packages with extended coverage and more guests range up to $3,875 depending on the venue.

Yes. You can obtain a marriage license from the Davidson County Clerk's Office. Tennessee has no waiting period, so you can get your license and marry the same day. Both partners must appear in person with valid photo ID.

Spring (March–May) and fall (September–November) offer the best weather with mild temperatures and beautiful foliage. Summer is warm and green but can be humid. Winter elopements are quieter and often more affordable.

Guest counts depend on the venue and package. Our smallest packages welcome up to 4–5 guests, while Friends and Family packages accommodate up to 40 guests at Belmont Mansion.

We offer elopements at Belmont Mansion, Nashville Wedding Chapel, Spring Haven Mansion, and Centennial Park. Each venue has a unique character — from historic estates to scenic outdoor settings.

Every package includes your venue and permits, a professional officiant, an experienced photographer, edited high-resolution images, a shareable online gallery, and a dedicated event planning consultation.

Yes, and weekday elopements are a great option. You'll have more flexibility with scheduling, and many of our venues are less crowded during the week, creating a more intimate experience.

Hair and makeup are not included in our standard packages, but we can recommend trusted local beauty professionals who specialize in bridal services. Our Explore page in the client portal also suggests nearby salons.

Sedona elopement packages are $1,875 at most red rock venues and $2,275 at Crescent Moon Ranch. Every package includes your venue, officiant, photographer, permits, and edited photos.

Yes. You'll need a marriage license from the Yavapai County Clerk of Superior Court in Cottonwood or Camp Verde, or from any Arizona county clerk. Arizona has no waiting period.

Sedona is beautiful year-round. Spring (March–May) and fall (October–November) have the most comfortable temperatures. Summer is hot but sunsets are spectacular. Winter offers cooler temps and occasional dusting of snow on the red rocks.

We offer elopements at Yavapai Vista, Secret Slick Rock, Baby Bell Rock, and Crescent Moon Ranch. Each provides stunning red rock formations as your ceremony backdrop.

Yes, permits are required for ceremonies on Coconino National Forest land (which includes most Sedona red rock locations). All permits are included in your package — we handle the paperwork.

All Sedona venues offer our Friends and Family Package which accommodates up to 20 guests. The open red rock settings are well-suited for intimate gatherings.

Comfortable shoes are essential — some red rock venues involve short walks on uneven terrain. Light, flowy fabrics photograph beautifully against the desert landscape. We recommend avoiding stilettos for outdoor locations.

Sunset ceremonies are incredibly popular in Sedona and we highly recommend them. The red rocks glow golden during golden hour, creating unforgettable photos. Your photographer will help time everything perfectly.

Elopement packages in Savannah start at $1,275 at Forsyth Park and range up to $2,775 at the Davenport House. Every package includes your venue, officiant, photographer, and edited photos.

Yes. Marriage licenses are issued by the Chatham County Probate Court. Georgia has no waiting period, so you can get your license and marry the same day.

Spring (March–May) and fall (October–November) offer the most pleasant weather. Savannah's azaleas bloom in spring, and fall brings comfortable temperatures. Summer is hot and humid but the city is lush and green.

We offer elopements at Forsyth Park (Savannah's most iconic park with its famous fountain) and the Davenport House (a historic Federal-style mansion in the heart of the historic district).

At Forsyth Park, packages accommodate up to 6 guests (Getaway Plus) or up to 12 guests (Friends and Family). At the Davenport House, packages accommodate up to 10 or 20 guests.

Forsyth Park is our primary Savannah venue and offers the classic Savannah experience with live oaks, Spanish moss, and the iconic fountain. It's one of the most photographed locations in the city.

Savannah is perfect for a long elopement weekend. The historic district is entirely walkable with incredible restaurants, rooftop bars, ghost tours, and nearby Tybee Island beach — all within a short drive.

Both cities offer Southern charm and Spanish moss, but Savannah has a more intimate, walkable feel with its famous town squares. Charleston offers a wider variety of venue styles and a larger dining scene. Both are beautiful — it comes down to personal preference.