Pennsylvania Mountain Destination Elopement

Destination elopements, Small weddings

November 23, 2020

This Pennsylvania destination elopement in the mountains was everything. EVERYTHING! Paige, in her long white lace wedding dress and the flowers that Paige did all by herself… It had all the feels, the looks, and the views of perfection. And their sunrise first look–You have to see the pictures to believe it. The weather was glorious, a day made just for Paige and Dustin. And this couple’s story… Oh my gosh. They met as young teenagers and dated for 8 years before tying the knot on a beautiful mountain overlook in Kempton, PA, just the two of them, while the sun set behind them. And their first look… Fog covered the valley below the cliff on which they stood; the sunrise lit up the sky with all sorts of color. Their sunrise first look was completely epic. Congrats, Paige and Dustin. I’ll never forget your Hawk Mountain Elopement!

The hair stylist puts the finishing touches on Paiges beautiful wedding hairstyle.
The bride checks herself out in the mirror, admiring the amazing work of the hair and makeup artists.
The bride did all of her own florals. Here is her bouquet with pictures of her loved ones who couldn't be there with her in person, but could in spirit.
The bride, holding her bouquet in one hand, touches her groom on the should as they begin their sunrise first look at this overlook during their Pennsylvania elopement.
The groom cries seeing his bride for the first time during this Pennsylvania destination elopement sunrise first look.
The bride and groom take in this beautiful view from an overlook at sunrise during their Pennsylvania hiking elopement.
The bride, in a long white wedding dress, holds her soon to be husband's hand as they overlook a fog covered valley during their Pennsylvania elopement, and after their sunrise first look
The bride and groom take a moment to themselves overlooking the fog covered valley below before starting their all day hiking elopement
Bride and groom embrace after their first look at sunrise from the overlook on the mountain during their Pennsylvania hiking elopement.
The groom kisses his bride's hand after seeing her for the first time in her white lace wedding dress, during their sunrise first look on this Pennsylvania mountain overlook
Purple amethyst wedding rings on a tree stump for this detail picture from a Pennsylvania mountain elopement.
This couple takes a break from hiking to take some wedding portraits during their Pennsylvania elopement. Wearing a long white lace wedding dress, they pose with her wedding bouquet in dappled sunlight.
Hiking through the mountains of Pennsylvania, the groom helps his bride with the train of her white lace wedding dress.
While hiking through the mountains of Pennsylvania, we spotted two deer. They were a highlight of the couple's elopement day.
This bride wore hiking boots under her wedding dress. It's totally feasible to do and nobody who didn't know she was doing it would've had any idea. Here, the groom pauses to tie his bride's hiking boots as they hiked through this Pennsylvania mountain range.
Preparing to say their vows on this mountain overlook, the groom helps his bride with the train of her long white wedding dress.
During their elopement ceremony, the bride reads her vows on an overlook in the mountains of Pennsylvania.
After saying their vows, the couple exchanges rings. They chose purple amethyst and diamond for her wedding band and purple amethyst and wood for his wedding band.
The bride and groom share a first kiss after saying their vows and exchanging rings, as the sun begins to set behind them during their Pennsylvania destination elopement
Following their elopement ceremony, the couple fills out paperwork to make their marriage a legal one.
Pop the champagne! Actually this couple used sparkling cider, as there was no alcohol allowed in the sanctuary where they said their vows. Sparkling water or cider is a great choice and sprays just like champagne if you don't drink alcohol or want a Leave No Trace option for your pictures.
A panoramic view from the overlook on which the couple said I do. It overlooks a valley and the surrounding Pennsylvania mountains.
An adorable, "We do. We did. We eloped" sign the bride made that they attached to their hiking packs for the day. It earned them lots of congratulations throughout the day!

Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Kadiuraus! I hope that your elopement day was everything you dreamed of and more. Blessings for a happy and long lasting marriage.

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