A sunset ceremony on top of the mountain followed by dinner with their favorite people, and lanterns lighting their way home sounds like the perfect day to me! These two wanted clean, classic florals to complement their attire without overshadowing it, and local roses, veronicas, dahlias and fresh mixed greenery totally fit the bill. It was lovely to be a part of your day!

All photos by Taylor Denton Photography

K+A got super lucky with their planned elopement, we had the coldest spring we’ve had in decades and the snow took forever to melt. The road up to Artist’s Point (the topmost vehicle-accessible location on Mount Baker, for those who have never visited) opened the day before their elopement and they were able to have their plan A! K asked for white, in-season flowers for her bouquet and mentioned how much she loved dahlias. We were able to get her the very blooms of the season! The snow on the mountain was the perfect backdrop for the white and green palette and these two kind souls got to have their perfect day their way. Magical!

All photos by The Wander Kings

Planning a romantic mountain elopement from across the country is no easy feat, but these two traveled all the way from Pennsylvania and achieved their dream wedding in August of 2020, complete with quintessential PNW weather! Their choice of florals complimented the moody mountain backdrop of Artist Point on Mount Baker.

All photos by Adventure Instead