How to Elope in Glacier National Park

Thinking about ditching the big wedding and saying I do with epic mountain views, turquoise lakes, and wildflower meadows as your witnesses?

Girl, same. Glacier National Park is a dream elopement destination — and planning your day here can be just as magical as the park itself (with way less stress than a traditional wedding).

If you’re wondering how to elope in Glacier National Park, I’ve got you covered with this quick, fun guide to make it easy, unforgettable, and totally you.

(Without the Stress & All the Magic)

1. Hire YouR Dream ElopemenT Team

This isn’t just a walk into the woods and wing it thing! You deserve the same love and attention as any wedding day. And that’s where your dream team comes in. Cue my dramatic entrance...

Photographer and Planner (Hi, that’s me!)
Hair & Makeup Artist
Florist
Officiant, Friend or Grizzly Bear

2. Pick Your Perfect Season

Glacier is literally breathtaking year-round, but here’s the scoop:

Summer (July–September) The most popular time. Wildflowers, open roads, and those signature glacier-blue lakes.
Fall (September - October) Golden larches, fall vibes and fewer crowds... kinda.
Winter - Spring (Mid Oct - June) Snowy, quiet, and wildly romantic (but limited access to certain areas)

3. Pick Your Perfect location

Glacier is packed with jaw-dropping locations — here are a few top elopement spots that make our hearts skip:

Lake McDonald: Iconic colored rocks + dreamy water views
Logan Pass: Wildflowers and sweeping alpine vibes
Many Glacier: Epic peaks, peaceful lakes, and total main character energy
Two Medicine: More off-the-beaten-path and totally stunning

4. get your permit & marriage license

These go quick! Apply through the National Park Service website at least a few months ahead.

5. HAVE THE BEST DAY EVER!

Glacier national PARK ELOPEMENT PHOTOGRAPHER

Let us handle every detail for you! We specialize in crafting unforgettable, all inclusive, stress-free adventure elopements so you can focus on what matters most: each other. Yes, we do that—and yes, it’s as magical as it sounds.

It’s wild love, made easy.