This Crater Lake National Park Adventure Elopement included fishing, card games, a dinner break and enjoying the beautiful views of Crater Lake.

This Crook Point moody Elopement on the Southern Oregon Coast included multiple beach locations and private ceremony near Brookings, Oregon.

Cari and Alexa’s LGBTQ+ adventure elopement was held on the Northern Oregon Coast at Hug Point and Cape Kiwanda. I’ve photographed many elopements and intimate weddings on the Oregon Coast and they never fail to amaze me! If you’re looking for a beautiful place to elope be sure to check out the Oregon Coast.

This Hoyt Arboretum Redwood Deck Boho Forest Elopement in Portland Oregon shows inspiration for your own Forest Elopement in Oregon!

Chase and Erin’s Oregon Micro wedding was held at Cannon Beach on the northern Oregon Coast with a private dinner at The Bistro in the evening! Cannon Beach is the perfect place for a simple micro wedding like Chase and Erins! The beach itself is beautiful and you don’t need much to decorate other than chairs for your guests if needed or even an arch if you are going fancier! After the ceremony on the beach, we headed to the bistro for the reception and incredible food!

National Park Adventure Elopements are amazing and always encouraged! Bill and Kelsey chose Glacier National Park for their adventure elopement because it was a destination they had always dreamed of exploring together.

Creating photographic experiences is something we prioritize here at Myrtle Creative Co, no matter the occasion! Want some ideas for your unique experience? Let’s chat!

This Utah anniversary session took place at Zion National Park, surrounded by red rock and gorgeous canyon views.

This Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Elopement took place along the Skykomish River. It was an intimate and small romantic wedding.

There is no denying that you do not need a venue to elope in Sedona. There are gorgeous locations throughout the area but the Enchantment Resort is wholly unique and definitely worth checking out for your own day.