Sequoia Elopement photography Packages for Your Love Story
Sequoia National Park, A quiet forest of mighty giants
What could be better than eloping with your loved one to the towering forests and quiet meadows of Sequoia National Park? From the park’s namesake trees stretching into the sky, to the mountainous peaks and raging rivers, Sequoia National Park is a wonder to behold. These ancient forests have withstood winter storms, summer droughts, and raging fires for thousands of years and still stand defiantly tall. One foot into the park and it’s easy to see why over the centuries folks like John Muir were so enamored by these quiet giants. Explore the park and discover sprawling mountain views from the top of Moro Rock to quiet forest glades that beg you to be still and enjoy the forest's grandeur. It is truly a beautiful location to vow yourselves to one another forever be it in the winter snows, or the blooming flowers of springtime.
Planning the perfect Sequoia love story
Whether you’re a frequent visitor or it will be your first time in the park it can be hard to figure out exactly where to start planning your elopement. My recommendation is to begin by booking your elopement photographer. I’ll never grow tired of seeing the mighty giant Sequoia and can’t wait to join you on your spectacular adventure. I offer a range of packages from three hours to all day coverage to fit whatever adventure you are dreaming of. All of which you will find below, then continue down the page and check out my collection of helpful guides to plan the absolute best elopement possible the Sierra. Let’s explore and create something incredible!
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Your elopement is the start of the next big chapter of your lives and you don’t want someone out there just taking snapshots. You want to have the best experience possible. Not just a photographer but a partner in planning this awesome adventure. To that end I’m more than happy to assist with any questions on permits, recommending vendors, picking out the best ceremony spots, and the little things like helping you carry decorations to the ceremony. Whatever I can do to help make your day go smoothly I’ll do. And while we’re at it, let’s have some fun too!
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Beyond being a photographer, I’m a backpacker, hiking enthusiast, and lover of the Sierra Nevadas. I’ve trekked the trails, wondered at the sights, and ventured down the backroads of Sequoia and beyond and know where we can find the perfect spots to be the backdrop of your Sequoia Elopement. From iconic locations like The Giants Forest, to the hid away mountainous region of Mineral King, I’ll help you find the best spot for your romantic adventure
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It’s simple; lovers of the great outdoors hoping to make something absolutely spectacular, going a bit outside their comfort zone, even if it means getting caught in the rain and a little muddy. Lovely people who want to hike and experience what lies off of the well trodden path. Let’s see what wonders lie in the heart of these ancient forests and jagged peaks. Sequoia National Park contains wonderous unique to it in the world. But these incredible landscapes and my photography prowess aren’t enough, they need your help! You don’t need to be models experienced behind the camera, just get lost in your love for each other and and have fun!
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Planning Your Sequoia Elopement
When to go
Sequoia has two major seasons, when there is snowpack the roads will be only partially plowed and only a few sections of the park will be available. When the snow melts the rest of the park opens and you can venture deeper into the park.
How’s the weather?
Most of the park is at high elevation so it expect chilling nights and mornings. In winter snow and storms are common. Summer is more mild being at elevation but the lower sections of the park get scorching hot.
Where to stay?
Three rivers is the closest town of note and where most people stay when visiting the park. But the city of Fresno is relatively close and offers an airport, shopping, and an abundance of lodging. The Wuksachi Lodge is inside the park and is the most coinvent option.
Things to do
In Spring and Summer hiking, camping and backpacking are the most popular options in the park. In winter skiing, snow shoeing, and sledding are great options.
What to avoid
Being at high elevation in the Sierra means there are almost guarantied temperature changes throughout the day so bring layers. In summer months bring plenty of bugs pray.
Let’s plan it!
Loving the idea of an elopement amid the forests of Sequoia? Then lets plan your adventure! Contact me and I can help with the details.
