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This Elopement in Yoho National Park proves your ‘Plan B’ wedding can be just as amazing as your “Plan A”! Chelsea and Sarah originally planned a destination wedding in Hawaii, but when those plans didn’t work out, they weren’t going to let COVID-19 stop them from getting married. They decided to elope somewhere new, to keep a sense of travel and adventure in their day.

After their ceremony at Takakkaw Falls, Film and Forest Photography guided Chelsea and Sarah on a hike around Emerald Lake where they found a serene lakeside location for portraits, bubbly, & cupcakes! We’re in love with their matching bouquets by Golden Floral Co., which offer the perfect pop of colour against the mountain backdrop.

From the Photographers:

Chelsea and Sarah eloped in Yoho National Park, an underrated part of the Rockies just west of the much more popular Banff National Park. Yoho is known for its towering waterfalls, giant icefields, and the mighty Kicking Horse River. Sarah and Chelsea got married underneath a waterfall, and their marriage commissioner Hans told us this was one of the only ceremonies he’s ever done at this spot in over 30 years of officiating!

For sunset, we hiked along Emerald Lake to the far end of the shore. Emerald Lake is bustling with visitors and landscape photographers, but hiking to the far end meant we had the place to ourselves!

This was the first time these two had been to Yoho, and it was so special to be able to document that experience for them. In the times of COVID, you can still find an adventure of a lifetime right at your own back door.

Two brides say their vows in a hand fastening ceremony with Takakkaw Falls in the background for this Yoho National Park Elopement
Two brides share their vows in a meadow for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
A bride holds a had written letter
Two brides have their hands fastened for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Two brides stand before their commissioner for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Hand fastening ceremony with a tartan scarf at an Elopement in Yoho National Park
Ring exchange for an Elopement in Yoho National Park
Newly weds share their first kiss in front of Takakkaw Falls for this Elopement in Yoho National Park
Newly weds hold their bright orange floral bouquets designed by Golden Floral Co. for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Newly weds pose in their wedding gowns in front of Takakkaw Falls for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
A bouquet by Golden Floral Co. featuring orange ranunculus sits beside a marriage license
Two brides sign their marriage license for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Newly weds in romantic flowing gowns walk towards Takakkaw Falls for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Brides wear matching jean jackets and hiking boots for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Topographical map locates Takakkaw Falls in Yoho National Park
Bouquets designed by Golden Floral Co. featuring bright orange ranunculus sit on top of hiking backpacks against rocks
Brides in matching jean jackets help each other climb over rocks with Takakkaw Falls in the background for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Two brides with romantic gowns billowing, stand in front of a waterfall for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Newly wed couple strikes a romantic pose with Takakkaw Falls in the background for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Newly wed brides strike a pose in front of Tawakkawa Falls in Yoho National Park
Dewdrops photographed on the vibrant green leaves of a wild rose bush
Bride poses next to Emerald Lake with Yoho National Park mountains in the background
Bride strikes a playful pose with Emerald Lake in the background for her Elopement in Yoho National Park
Bride strikes a romantic pose next to Emerald Lake in Yoho National Park
Brides show off their unique wedding bands for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
A bride wearing a delicate bridal accessory in her hair stands next to Emerald Lake for her Elopement in Yoho National Park
A bride shows off her stunning orange bouquet arranged by Golden Floral Co.
Bride shows off her romantic gown by twirling on the shores of Emerald Lake with Emerald Lake Lodge in the background
Newly weds share an intimate moment with Emerald Lake in the background of their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Newly wed couple pose in front of Emerald Lake Lodge for their Elopement in Yoho National Park

Advice from the Photographers:

Be flexible with your day and you won’t regret it! We had originally planned a different hike with Sarah and Chelsea for their elopement, but when unannounced construction closed the highway, we pivoted to plan B and were still able to experience a completely new and stunning location for their photos! You never know what what the future holds, especially with COVID, but being able to embrace change and focus on what really matters on the day (marrying your best friend!) means you won’t regret a second of it.
Newly wed couple pops champagne on the shores of Emerald Lake with the mountains of Yoho National Park in the background
Newly wed couple shares champagne and a kiss on the shores of Emerald Lake with Yoho National Park mountains in the background
Newly wed couple shares champagne to celebrate their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Newly wed couple shares cupcakes to celebrate their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Newly wed couple enjoys cupcakes to celebrate their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Newly wed couple enjoys cupcakes for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Newly weds cake smash with cupcakes for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Newly weds pose in their matching jean jackets and Just Married masks for their Elopement in Yoho National Park
Newly wed couple strike a playful pose in their gowns and hiking boots with the mountains of Yoho National Park in the background
Newly wed couple shares a romantic moment with the mountains of Yoho National Park in the background
Newly weds share a kiss with their just married masks on
Newly wed couple playfully share a piggyback ride in Yoho National Park
Engagement rings photographed on a wild plant
Wedding bouquets featuring pops of orange photographed with hiking boots in front of mountains in Yoho National Park

Vendors: Photographer: Film and Forest Photography // Floral Design: Golden Floral Co. // Officiant: Hans Lestra // Bridal Boutique: Everthine Bridal Boutique // Bridal Gown Designer: L’amour by Calla Blanche // Makeup: AlpenGlow Beauty Co.

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