Like we’ve said before, eloping in Patagonia is a true adventure. But before the magic unfolds, a good amount of planning needs to happen. From booking flights and figuring out rental cars to deciding where to stay, what to eat, which hikes or viewpoints to visit, and whether to chase the sunrise or sunset—there are a lot of moving pieces to consider.

We’re not just here to photograph your day—we’re here to help map out your entire wedding adventure. Having already explored Patagonia extensively, we will recommend locations and activities to consider depending on the experience you want.

The first step in the planning process is a discovery call. This is where we get to know you, your story, and the kind of adventure you’re dreaming of. We’ll ask questions like, “Are you up for hiking 7 miles up a mountain at 3am to catch the first light on the peaks?” or “Would you be excited about going white-water rafting or horseback riding?”

This call helps us understand your vision, your comfort level with adventure, and most importantly, it gives us a chance to connect and see if we vibe. From there we can start to work out the where, what and hows!

THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND

• Seasons are reversed for those of you who are in the Northern Hemisphere.
• It's warmest and most crowded in December - February
• Patagonia can be extremely windy
• Weather can change quickly
• No easy access to other wedding vendors.
• We've only explored Patagonia in Late March - Mid April and have been lucky with weather in that time frame.