February 3, 2025
Grand Teton Winter Elopement at Tammah | Snow, Adventure & Pure Magic

A Winter Wonderland Elopement Like No Other
Some couples dream of warm summer days, golden light, and wildflowers. Matt & Hollie? They embraced the snow, the cold, and the adventure that winter in Grand Teton National Park had to offer.
For three days straight, we were gifted with a true winter wonderland—soft, powdery snowflakes, quiet landscapes blanketed in white, and the kind of untouched beauty that only winter brings to the Tetons. And guess what? It was absolutely magical.
This wasn’t just an elopement. It was an experience. A two-day adventure, filled with incredible moments that made their love story one for the books.


Day One: A Snowshoe Elopement in Grand Teton National Park
Matt & Hollie didn’t just say “I do” in the Tetons—they hiked through fresh snow, snowshoed to their ceremony site, and fully immersed themselves in the beauty of winter. Instead of shying away from the cold, they leaned in—and the result? A wildly romantic, intimate, and unforgettable moment.
Tammah: The Perfect Winter Getaway
They got ready at Tammah, a luxury glamping resort that gives you all the cozy cabin vibes, without sacrificing comfort. Wood-burning stoves, heated tents, and that perfect balance of rustic and modern—it was the ideal place to wake up slowly, sip coffee, and take in the quiet beauty of the snow-covered Tetons. Tanya of Luxury Hair and Make-up got Hollie all dolled up!





A Winter Elopement Ceremony in Grand Teton
We started our adventure warming up by the fire at the Mangy Moose, hands wrapped around hot drinks, soaking in the cozy atmosphere before heading out into the snow. The energy was light, filled with laughter and excitement—because no matter how cold it was outside, Matt & Hollie were ready for adventure.





With snowshoes strapped on and toe warmers tucked in, we set off through the quiet, snow-covered landscape of Grand Teton National Park. The wind carried fresh powder across the open meadows, the Tetons clouded over in the distance. The cold didn’t matter—what mattered was this moment, this experience, this story they were creating together.
As we made our way to their ceremony site, the only sounds were the crunch of snow beneath our feet and the occasional gust of wind rustling through the trees. It was peaceful, intimate, and completely theirs.
My husband and I are more than just a photography team—we’re part of the experience. While I documented every raw and beautiful moment on digital, film, and Super 8, my husband stood beside them, officiating their vows with the Tetons as their witness. It was simple, meaningful, and exactly what they wanted. Just two people, in love, surrounded by the quiet magic of winter.






Dinner at The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar Steakhouse
After a full day of adventure, we made our way to Million Dollar Cowboy Bar for that warming Wyoming whiskey, a couple games of pool and delicious steak dinner. Because if you elope in Jackson Hole, a little Western flair is a must.





Day Two: National Elk Refuge Sleigh Rides & Cozy Breakfasts
The next morning we woke up for sunrise to capture the magic of the mountains right from their stay at Tammah!, we did what every couple should do after an adventurous elopement—we slowed down and soaked it all in.

Breakfast at Nora’s Fish Creek Inn
Matt & Hollie kicked off the day with homestyle breakfast and the best coffee in Wilson at Nora’s Fish Creek Inn—a local favorite that’s been around for decades.



A Horse-Drawn Sleigh Ride Through the Elk Refuge
From there, we made our way to the National Park Elk Refuge, where they cozied up in a horse-drawn sleigh and glided through the snow-covered landscape, surrounded by thousands of elk in their winter habitat. We learned so much, watched the sun set behind the Tetons, and ended their elopement experience with a sense of wonder.




What This Elopement Teaches Us: Longer Elopements = More Meaningful Experiences
Matt & Hollie’s two-day elopement wasn’t just about the ceremony—it was about the experience. They trusted me to pivot when needed, to embrace the unexpected, and to create something uniquely theirs. And because they gave themselves time to breathe, explore, and fully immerse in their love story, they walked away with more than just epic photos—they walked away with memories that will last a lifetime.
Thinking about a winter elopement? Here’s what I want you to know:
✔️ Embrace the Weather: The snow? The cold? It’s part of the magic. Instead of fighting it, lean into it, and I promise—you’ll be rewarded with a day that feels straight out of a dream.
✔️ Longer Elopements = Less Stress & More Fun: Give yourselves time to slow down, explore, and truly be present. A one-day elopement is beautiful, but a multi-day experience? That’s where the magic happens.
✔️ Trust Your Photographer: When you work with me, you’re not just hiring a photographer—you’re gaining a teammate, a guide, and someone who will make sure your day is everything you dreamed of and more.
✔️ Film & Super 8 = Timeless, Emotional Storytelling: There’s something about film that just feels different. It’s raw, it’s real, and it captures the feeling of your day, not just the way it looked. Matt & Hollie’s elopement was documented on digital, film, and Super 8, giving them a mix of nostalgic, cinematic, and timeless imagery.
Let’s Create Your Own Grand Teton Elopement Adventure
If you’re dreaming of an elopement that’s more than just a ceremony—one that’s an experience, filled with adventure, meaning, and unforgettable moments—I’d love to help make it happen.
📍 Grand Teton National Park is stunning year-round, but summer? I have openings this summer, the first two weeks of July! The couples who want something different. If that’s you, let’s start planning!
Because your love deserves an adventure.

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