1. Make a List of What You Will Need to Elope
This could include items such as clothes, accessories, a marriage license, a witness, and a celebrant.
2. Choose a Location
This could be anywhere from a private place like your backyard to a more scenic location like a beach or park.
3. Get a Marriage License
In order to get married, you will need to obtain a marriage license. This can usually be done through your local government office.
4. Arrange for Witnesses
You will need two witnesses to sign your marriage license. If you do not have any friends or family who can act as witnesses, you may be able to find someone through an online service.
5. Select a Celebrant
If you do not want to have a religious ceremony, you will need to find someone who can perform a civil ceremony instead. This could be a friend or family member, or you could hire a celebrant through an online service.
6. Pack Clothes and Accessories
Make sure to pack the essentials such as clothes, shoes, and accessories. It is also helpful to pack any items that are specific to your location such as sunscreen or insect repellent if eloping outdoors.
7. Finalize All Details
Once you have finalized all the details of your elopement, make sure to write them down in checklist format so that you don't forget anything on the day of the elopement.
8. Enjoy Your Elopement
After all the planning is done, it's time to enjoy your elopement! Make sure to take plenty of pictures and memories to last a lifetime