Thinking about an elopement at Dead Horse Point?
Picture this: the sun has just barely started to rise, thus painting the sky with beautiful shades of blue, pink, and orange. The moon is still out and the air is crisp and cool. You can hear the quiet sounds of nature all around you. As you and your partner stand at the edge of the cliff embracing each other, you undoubtedly know that this is the perfect place to start your new adventure together. This is what it is like to have a sunrise elopement at Dead Horse Point.
M & T said their vows with their kiddos and two other family members later on in the morning at a different location in Moab. But they started their day off just the two of them, watching the sun rise over the mountains and red rocks that surrounded them.
There are many reasons why couples choose to elope at sunrise in Dead Horse Point State Park. For one, the park is known for its undeniably breathtaking sunrise views, which provide a stunning backdrop for your ceremony. Additionally, eloping allows you to focus on each other without the stressors that often come with a traditional wedding.
How much does it cost to elope at Dead Horse Point?
When planning your elopement, there are a few things to keep in mind. Firstly, be sure to check the park’s regulations regarding elopements and any permits or fees that may be required. Dead Horse Point State Park does require you to obtain a Special Use Permit for your elopement ceremony. But the good news is, it is only $60. This is a lot less than the national parks in Moab.
Altogether, with its natural beauty and peaceful surroundings, Dead Horse Point provides the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable ceremony. So if you’re looking for a unique way to elope, consider eloping here and bringing me along for the adventure!
Now in the meantime, enjoy these photos and I hope they provide you with some inspiration for your own elopement adventure!
Hey there,
We are looking at an elopement possibly in July. It would just be the 2 of us. Can you provide the cost for this and what it includes?
Thanks so much!
Hi Heather! I just sent you an email with all of the information you asked for. Feel free to email me back with any questions you may have!
[…] Mona and Trace opted to go this route with their Moab elopement. We set off early in the morning before sunrise and took some photos and allowed for them to have a private moment together at Dead Horse Point. Afterwards, they headed back to their condo and made breakfast with their family and got their kiddos dressed and ready to go for their ceremony with everyone. Then we went out to a secluded arch where they said their vows in front of their family and did more photos. It was simple but so sweet and fun! […]
[…] Mona and Trase, one of my couples last year, included their children but also made time to have alone. We started our day at Dead Horse Point State Park at sunrise, where they had a private moment together and took photos as the sun came up. Then we went back to their Airbnb where they got their children ready for the ceremony and made breakfast with everyone. Afterwards, we went out to a remote spot with everyone and they had their children where there as they said their vows to each other. It was a special moment for all of them and one I’m sure they won’t forget! […]