Yes, many Moab locations require some type of permit depending on where you plan to have your ceremony, how many guests you are bringing, and whether you are using national park, state park, or public land. We help guide you through what may be needed based on your location.

Spring and fall are usually the best seasons for Moab elopements because the weather is more comfortable and the desert light is beautiful. March through May and September through November are especially popular.

Both can be beautiful, but sunrise is often better for privacy, cooler temperatures, and softer light in popular locations. Sunset is incredible for golden portraits and canyon views, but some locations may be busier.

Yes. You can absolutely include guests, but some locations are better for small groups than others. We help you choose ceremony spots based on accessibility, guest count, privacy, and the overall experience you want.

Yes, couples can elope in Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park, but both locations have rules, permit requirements, and approved ceremony areas. We help you understand your options and plan around the best lighting, timing, and logistics.

Yes. Off roading can be an incredible part of a Moab elopement day. Whether you want Jeep trails, desert backroads, or a more rugged adventure experience, we can help build that into your timeline in a way that still feels relaxed.

Yes. Location guidance and timeline planning are a huge part of what we do. We help you choose locations based on scenery, lighting, privacy, accessibility, permits, guest count, and the kind of experience you want your day to have.