Iceland was the first country we dreamed of traveling to photograph an elopement. After finally experiencing it for ourselves, it quickly became our favorite international destination for couples who love to travel. Iceland has no shortage of dramatic and unique landscapes, we understand how overwhelming it can be trying to narrow it down. Some locations require hours of driving. Some involve rough Highland roads or a real hike. Others are easy to reach but busy enough that

Rain, mist, waterfalls, and an entire canyon disappearing into the clouds. E and M’s Múlagljúfur Canyon elopement felt like stepping into another world. They exchanged vows and rings surrounded by moss covered cliffs, with a waterfall dropping through the mountains behind them. Typical Icelandic weather that day, but that was exactly what made it so beautiful. The low clouds softened the landscape, the rain deepened every shade of green, and the canyon felt quiet and private.

An Iceland elopement does not need to feel like a race between as many famous places as you can fit into one day. Some experiences need more room. Iceland elopement locations in this story Table of contents Day one Skógafoss Kvernufoss Seljavallalaug Swimming Pool Sólheimajökull Glacier Day two Seljalandsfoss Horizons Seljalandsfoss Víkurfjara Black Sand Beach This two-day South Coast Iceland elopement story follows C + J through waterfalls, a quiet canyon, an outdoor geother

The Dolomites in May do not look completely like winter or completely like summer. Snow still sits below the highest peaks, the meadows are only beginning to turn green, and bright yellow wildflowers start appearing farther down the mountain. It is a short, unpredictable season, but that contrast is exactly what made E & H's spring Dolomites elopement feel so different. They wanted their time in the mountains to stay simple: explore together, make room for whatever the weathe