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  • Corey with one hand on her hat as she is standing in the Dolomites
  • A couple seen in the distance standing on a small peak in a mountain range
  • A newlywed couple standing on a peak in the mountain in the Dolomites
  • A wedding couple running up a small rocky area in the mountains
  • A couple running up a rocky hill in the mountains
  • A newlywed couple kissing with the Dolomites mountains behind them
  • a wedding couple holding hands and walking along the peak of a mountain
  • A person hugging their partner from behind as they kiss their forehead on a mountain peak
  • A newlywed couple reading their vows while standing in the mountains
  • A newlywed couple standing forehead to forehead with their arms wrapped around each other in the mountains
  • A person with their hands around their partner's face as they smile at sunset
  • A couple reaching out to hold hands as they walk in a field with horses
  • A newlywed couple lounging in a boat with flowers
  • A couple leaning in to kiss as they sit in a boat on an alpine lake
  • A line of boats cutting through an alpine lake
  • A newlywed couple standing forehead to forehead on a dock in front of an alpine lake
  • A newlywed couple sitting close together in a bright blue lake
  • A couple standing up and kissing in a boat in the middle of a lake
  • A couple with their arms around each other smiling while standing on a dock
  • A couple holding hands while walking on a trail in the mountains
  • A couple smiling as one sits in the other's lap
  • A person sitting next to their partner as they lean into them to kiss.
  • A person kissing their partner's cheek
  • A couple holding hands and walking on the grassy edge of a mountain
  • A newlywed couple walking along the grassy edge of a mountain as they hold hadns
  • A landscape view of the Dolomites mountains with green grass along the edge
  • A person leaning into their partner as they have their arm around their waist
  • A couple walking together in a field as one of them holds a backpack
  • A massive mountain range with a couple standing together on a smaller peak

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Planning a Patagonia elopement from the U.S. does not have to mean figuring out international marriage paperwork.

A lot of couples choose to handle the legal marriage at home, then have a symbolic ceremony in Patagonia.

That keeps the logistics simple and lets the actual elopement experience be about the two of you, the mountains, the wind, the adventure, and the reason you traveled all this way in the first place.

Private vows. A personalized ceremony. Horseback riding. Hiking. Glacial boat rides. Incredible food. Slow mornings. Huge landscapes.

Two days to actually take it all in. George can create and officiate a meaningful symbolic ceremony, and I can help shape the rest of the experience around how you want the day to feel.

I’m opening a very small number of April 2027 Patagonia elopement dates for American couples who want something adventurous, intentional, and deeply personal.

Photography, 35mm film, Super 8, video, planning, and two-day Stay Awhile experiences available.

#patagoniaelopement #patagoniaelopementphotographer #chileelopement #destinationelopement #symbolicceremony

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Planning a Patagonia elopement from the U.S. does not have to mean figuring out international marriage paperwork. 

A lot of couples choose to handle the legal marriage at home, then have a symbolic ceremony in Patagonia. 

That keeps the logistics simple and lets the actual elopement experience be about the two of you, the mountains, the wind, the adventure, and the reason you traveled all this way in the first place. 

Private vows. A personalized ceremony. Horseback riding. Hiking. Glacial boat rides. Incredible food. Slow mornings. Huge landscapes. 

Two days to actually take it all in. George can create and officiate a meaningful symbolic ceremony, and I can help shape the rest of the experience around how you want the day to feel. 

I’m opening a very small number of April 2027 Patagonia elopement dates for American couples who want something adventurous, intentional, and deeply personal. 

Photography, 35mm film, Super 8, video, planning, and two-day Stay Awhile experiences available. 

#patagoniaelopement #patagoniaelopementphotographer #chileelopement #destinationelopement #symbolicceremony

Planning a Patagonia elopement from the U.S. can feel like a lot.

You’re not just choosing a photographer. You’re trying to figure out where to stay, how to move through a massive landscape, what kind of timeline actually makes sense, what experiences are worth building in, and how to make the whole thing feel intentional instead of overwhelming.

That’s why my Patagonia elopement experience is built to support the whole trip, not just the hours I’m holding a camera.

Photography, 35mm film, Super 8, video, timeline design, location guidance, lodging and restaurant ideas, vendor help, and a symbolic ceremony with George can all be part of the experience.

I want you to be able to arrive, breathe, and actually enjoy Patagonia instead of spending months trying to piece everything together from thousands of miles away.

April 2027 is open for a very small number of Patagonia elopements for couples who want something adventurous, thoughtful, and deeply connected to the place.

Fill out the contact form on my website to get started. You don`t have to figure this out alone.

#patagoniaelopement #patagoniaelopementphotographer #chileelopement #destinationelopementphotographer

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Planning a Patagonia elopement from the U.S. can feel like a lot. 

You’re not just choosing a photographer. You’re trying to figure out where to stay, how to move through a massive landscape, what kind of timeline actually makes sense, what experiences are worth building in, and how to make the whole thing feel intentional instead of overwhelming. 

That’s why my Patagonia elopement experience is built to support the whole trip, not just the hours I’m holding a camera. 

Photography, 35mm film, Super 8, video, timeline design, location guidance, lodging and restaurant ideas, vendor help, and a symbolic ceremony with George can all be part of the experience.

 I want you to be able to arrive, breathe, and actually enjoy Patagonia instead of spending months trying to piece everything together from thousands of miles away. 

April 2027 is open for a very small number of Patagonia elopements for couples who want something adventurous, thoughtful, and deeply connected to the place. 

Fill out the contact form on my website to get started. You don't have to figure this out alone. 

#patagoniaelopement #patagoniaelopementphotographer #chileelopement #destinationelopementphotographer

You didn’t fly to another continent to elope for four hours.

You came for an experience. Patagonia deserves your attention. It’s massive, beautiful, breathtaking, and the kind of place that makes you stop and actually take in where you are.

Go horseback riding. Hike. Take a glacial boat. Build in a foodie adventure. Rest. Slow down. Then head back out when the light gets good.

That’s why I love my two-day Stay Awhile elopement packages here. You get time to actually experience Patagonia instead of rushing through it.

And because the story deserves more than one way of being remembered, video and Super 8 are included in those two-day experiences.

#patagoniaelopement #elopementpackages #patagoniaelopementphotographer #destinationelopement

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You didn’t fly to another continent to elope for four hours. 

You came for an experience. Patagonia deserves your attention. It’s massive, beautiful, breathtaking, and the kind of place that makes you stop and actually take in where you are. 

Go horseback riding. Hike. Take a glacial boat. Build in a foodie adventure. Rest. Slow down. Then head back out when the light gets good. 

That’s why I love my two-day Stay Awhile elopement packages here. You get time to actually experience Patagonia instead of rushing through it. 

And because the story deserves more than one way of being remembered, video and Super 8 are included in those two-day experiences. 

#patagoniaelopement #elopementpackages #patagoniaelopementphotographer #destinationelopement

April in Patagonia is something special. It’s fall there, which means cooler temperatures, autumn color, dramatic light, and fewer crowds. Patagonia is known for its wild wind, and while nothing is ever guaranteed there, April can be a little less intense than peak summer. For me, that makes it such a beautiful time for an elopement. The landscape feels moodier. The trails feel quieter. The pace feels slower. And instead of trying to cram everything into one day, you can hike, ride horses, take a glacial boat, eat incredible food, rest, and actually let the experience unfold. I’m opening space for a very small number of April 2027 Patagonia elopements for couples who want something intentional, adventurous, and deeply connected to the landscape. Photography, 35mm film, Super 8, video, planning, and two-day experiences available. #patagoniaelopement #patagoniaelopementphotographer #chileelopement #torresdelpaineelopement #destinationelopementphotographer

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April in Patagonia is something special. It’s fall there, which means cooler temperatures, autumn color, dramatic light, and fewer crowds. Patagonia is known for its wild wind, and while nothing is ever guaranteed there, April can be a little less intense than peak summer. For me, that makes it such a beautiful time for an elopement. The landscape feels moodier. The trails feel quieter. The pace feels slower. And instead of trying to cram everything into one day, you can hike, ride horses, take a glacial boat, eat incredible food, rest, and actually let the experience unfold. I’m opening space for a very small number of April 2027 Patagonia elopements for couples who want something intentional, adventurous, and deeply connected to the landscape. Photography, 35mm film, Super 8, video, planning, and two-day experiences available. #patagoniaelopement #patagoniaelopementphotographer #chileelopement #torresdelpaineelopement #destinationelopementphotographer

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