Mountain Bound
Say ‘I Do’ to the Journey.
What is Blue Hour—and Why is it So Perfect for Elopement Photos?
Blue hour is one of the most underrated moments of the day—and it just so happens to be perfect for elopement photography. Taking place just after sunset or right before sunrise, blue hour wraps your surroundings in a soft, cool glow that adds a dreamy, emotional quality to every photo. In this post, we’ll explore what blue hour is, why it’s a must-have in your elopement timeline, and how it brings a cinematic vibe to your gallery without any extra posing or pressure—just presence.
Sunrise vs. Sunset Elopements in the White Mountains: Choosing the Perfect Light
Eloping in the White Mountains offers couples a stunning and unforgettable backdrop, but choosing between a sunrise or sunset ceremony can be a tough decision. Sunrise elopements offer privacy, soft lighting, and cooler temperatures, while sunset ceremonies bring vibrant skies, golden hour warmth, and a relaxed timeline. This guide breaks down the pros and cons of each, including the magic of blue hour, to help you choose the ideal time for your mountain elopement. Whether you prefer solitude or dramatic skies, your perfect day awaits in the White Mountains.
Vows Among the Peaks.
Welcome, and thank you for finding your way here! I’m so excited that you’re considering an elopement in New Hampshire’s stunning landscapes. Whether you’re dreaming of exchanging vows atop a mountain, by a secluded waterfall, or beneath the vast, open sky, I’m here to help bring your vision to life. For everything you need to know about planning your perfect NH elopement—including locations, logistics, and inspiration—head over to my New Hampshire Elopements page. Let’s start crafting an adventure that’s as unforgettable as your love story!