Elopements for Couples Bringing Their Dream Destination to Life

Destination Elopement Photographer + Filmmaker for Couples Who Want to Experience the Day, Not Perform It

I photograph and film destination elopements for couples who want a grounded, place-centered wedding day with room to actually be in it. Based in New England, I work in Acadia, Grand Teton, the Dolomites, Patagonia and beyond, with planning support, digital photography, 35mm film, Super 8 and video.

We’ll build the day around the landscape, the people you love and how you want it to feel.

GIF of a couple leaning in for a kiss and hugging one another
A couple walks hand in hand with a mountain range behind them
Couple reads vows to one another in front of mountains

I don’t follow wedding trends

I follow landscapes

every landscape asks for something different

The wind
The weather
The quiet of a mountain morning

Elopements are thoughtfully designed so couples can truly experience the place they traveled so far to explore

Always with the land as the greatest artist of all.

Jen and Travis read their vows to one another, a lake behind them
Jen and Travis look out at the water and rocky cliffs

“Hiring Corey was like booking a photographer, planner, tour guide, bodyguard, and friend all in one.”
— Jen & Travis

For couples who want more than a wedding day — they want an experience

Most couples who find me don’t have a plan for their destination elopement. Instead, they’re guided by a feeling:

“We want something simple—but meaningful.”
“We don’t want a big production.”
“We just want to be together in a beautiful place.”
“We want our wedding to be by us, for us.”

As your destination elopement photographer, my role is to help you turn that feeling into an unforgettable adventure — one with your energy in mind, gorgeous locations, calm support, and thoughtful planning so you can be present.

“It felt like the perfect adventure from sunrise to sunset—one of the most relaxing, meaningful days of our lives.”

My role is to help you see past the pressure and expectations so you can uncover what you really want from your wedding day.

Newlyweds hold metal cups in their wedding day outfits while laughing with one another, sitting on a rock

If the big-traditional-wedding thing
never quite fit, you’re in the right place

exchanging vows and rings, elopement ceremony
woodland elopement in connecticut

“With weddings typically comes stress and chaos — not while working with Corey and George; we left blown away in awe, married, and knowing two new friends.”
— Alexis & James

Corey Lynn Tucker wears an all-black outfit and black hat, posing in front of a light sheet

I’m Corey

Your destination elopement photographer, planner, and calm presence

Hey, I’m Corey, the photographer behind Corey Lynn Tucker Photography. I create destination elopement photography for couples who want their wedding day to feel calm, natural, cinematic, and deeply connected to the place they choose. Based in New England and photographing elopements in Acadia, Grand Teton, the Dolomites, Patagonia, and beyond, I bring planning guidance, digital photography, 35mm film, Super 8, and hybrid video storytelling to the experience. I’ve been photographing weddings since 2012, focusing on elopements since 2020, with 90 five-star reviews, national features, podcast interviews, and CPR + Wilderness First Aid training.


thoughtful Planner

Timelines, light, permits, backup plans, and all the little logistics that help the day feel calm


Location scout

Whether you want a quiet cove, a wildflower meadow, or a dramatic, windswept cliff, I’ll help you find the right place


Calm in the chaos

Let me read the room, watch the weather, and protect your peace


Hype woman / gentle anchor

Especially for camera-shy, introverted, or highly sensitive humans who want to feel comfortable and cared for.

Photographs that become memories

I photograph every destination elopement with an intentional blend of:

Newlyweds hold one another in front of crystal blue waters and a mountain range

Digital

For those crisp, expansive landscape shots

A newly eloped couple hugs one another on the edge of a cliff near the water

35mm Film

Perfectly imperfect, emotional, film forces you to slow down and pay attention

Three Super 8 shots of a couple on their wedding day. The first shot is a person in a wedding dress looking out towards the sun. The second shot is a couple exchanging vows. The third is the couple holding hands during the ceremony, looking at one another.

Super 8 (optional)

Home-movie magic that feels like your own little art film

This is what makes my work as a destination elopement photographer feel layered: digital images for the full story, 35mm film for the nostalgia, and Super 8 film for the feeling and home-movie magic.

Where we roam

As a destination elopement photographer, I help couples build calm, natural, cinematic wedding experiences in places that feel deeply connected to who they are. With thoughtful planning and your energy in mind, we’ll choose locations that let the day feel full without feeling rushed.

Acadia National
Park, Maine

A couple holds one another in dark outfits in Acadia National Park along a rocky cliff

Dawnland brings the drama: Granite cliffs, tidepools, and quiet forest trails

Grand Teton National Park
& Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Newlyweds hold hands and look at the Grand Teton mountain range

Impeccable Old West vibes: mountains, wild sage, horses, and alpine lakes

Patagonia, Chile

One person leads their partner by the hand in Patagonia

Wind-swept wilderness, glaciers, horses, and raw, elemental beauty.

Dolomites, Italy

A couple cuddles up to one another in a wooden boat on a blue body of water in the Dolomites

Storybook scenery: jagged peaks, otherworldly ridgelines, and alpine glow.

Catskills &
Upstate New York

A couple holds hands and looks out at a peaceful lake surrounded by a forest

Nostalgic mountain magic: Waterfalls, moody forests, and cozy cabins.

New England Woodlands
& Block Island

A couple leans in for a deep kiss in a green forest

Laid-back coastal charm: Salt air, windswept bluffs, and fern forests.

Utah &
the Southwest

To-be-weds exchange vows in Utah

Red rock cathedrals, desert skies, canyon light, and expansive stillness.

Thinking about somewhere else? Open up Google Maps, drop a pin on the wild place that’s been calling you, and let’s see what’s possible.

Eloping in nature is right for you if you:

Feel camera-shy but want honest, emotional photos

Want to give yourself the gift of having someone else handle the details

Crave presence over
performance

Care deeply about nature and public lands

Want expert guidance, while feeling like your input matters

Don’t want to feel rushed, posed, or “on display” during your wedding

Have always thought of the outdoors as your “church”

If your body relaxed just reading this, you’re in the right place

Your wedding day is meant to be a joyful experience in and of itself

It’s not a checklist of poses to complete, or something that you just have to grit your teeth and get through.

When I plan your elopement, it takes the shape of:

  • A quiet morning brimming with possibility
  • Time outdoors in landscapes that make you feel grateful to be alive
  • Space to pause, breathe, and be yourselves
  • Experiences that match your energy—whether that’s a leisurely horseback ride, a hike, or a relaxing trip to the sauna

I take care of the details and paperwork—permit assistance, timing, logistics, backup plans. All you have to do is show up and revel in the moment.

This is why I approach my work as a destination elopement photographer differently: the photos matter deeply, but the experience comes first.

Ready to dream up your day?

Looking for a destination elopement photographer who can help you plan with care and document the feeling of it all? I’d love to hear what you’re dreaming up.

We’ll talk vision, location, pacing, and what you want your experience to feel like.

dolomites elopement on the boat dock

Real couples. Real places. Real wedding days remembered with care.
Read what couples have shared about feeling guided, comfortable, and fully present throughout their elopement experience.

A wedding film for the stories you’ll tell someday