Planning a remote elopement in Iceland, means you’re far away from any tourists and Route 1. And really, how freaking fabulous is that?! Ashley and Zach quite literally craved a day of adventuring together hiking to private places few have … Continue reading
Traditions and superstitions for weddings go back 100’s or even 1,000’s of years for many cultures and countries. Does a specific one stick out for you? Maybe the one that says, it can be good luck if it rains on … Continue reading
Did you know Iceland’s forth largest glacier is named Mýrdalsjökull? Further, there are many outlets that emerge from it, both touristy and not. However, most outlets require special transportation like a super jeep or helicopter to access safely. Also, this … Continue reading
Rain, mist, fog, and low clouds make for unique fall landscapes. Why? Because they add a level of mystery to where you’re going and what you’re exploring. After all, if you cannot see the mountain and it suddenly appears, it’s … Continue reading
Being silly with on another is often a foundational element in relationships. Maybe it’s even in those moments that make you fully yourselves in front of each other too. So when you get engaged or decide to spend the rest … Continue reading
Do you find yourself intrigued by the Viking era? You know between 793–1066 AD of the middle ages when raiding and colonizing was a thing. Some folks love the history and stories. Whereas others may be inspired by the attire. … Continue reading
Some couples out there, do not want to be confined to any type of mainstream religion. Maybe their connection is with nature or mythology. And that is the beauty of choosing to elope adventurously because it’s all about you two … Continue reading
When autumn arrives in Iceland there is a whimsical vibe in the air. Maybe because the colder temps, rain, and wind encourage cuddling and romance. Or is it because it’s Iceland in general and you need to be prepared to … Continue reading
Places that are unmapped or feel unexplored are often most desirable to our couples. Likely because there is an exciting sense of the unknown that comes alongside. In fact, for Natalie and Andy being the world travelers and outdoor enthusiasts … Continue reading
Transition times in the Icelandic highlands are twice a year. Once between Spring and early to mid-Summer when the snow melts and the areas become accessible again. And then again in the Fall when the rain and snow change the … Continue reading