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Keeping your elopement simple and spontaneous

You can leave room for a relaxed day while arranging the legal paperwork, location and people who need to be there.

Make a few decisions first

Choose a date or a small range of dates, decide who will attend and discuss the setting you enjoy. Keep the number of locations manageable.

Confirm your celebrant, photographer and ceremony permission before arranging travel or accommodation around the wedding.

Allow for the legal notice

Your celebrant normally needs your Notice of Intended Marriage at least one month before the wedding and no more than 18 months ahead. A shorter period needs approval.

An elopement still needs the required legal words, documents and two adult witnesses. Read the marriage planning guide.

Leave the rest of the day comfortable

You might follow the ceremony with photographs, a meal or a night away. Keep some time unallocated so you can enjoy the place and each other.

Have a weather alternative and one clear timetable for guests and suppliers. Those few arrangements make a relaxed day easier to enjoy.

Explore elopement packages.

Your next step

Tell us about your day.

Share your date, guest numbers and the places you have in mind. Deb will help you work out the next step.

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