For many, ditching tradition and eloping is the way to go! But then there is the question of how to tell your people… let’s get into it!

Eloping in Squamish is one of the easiest and most meaningful ways to tie the knot! Consider this your guide to planning your special day.

Some couples dream of a big, elaborate wedding with all the bells and whistles… but for Emily and Riley, that just didn’t feel like them! Read on to get inspo from their day.

If you want to plan a hiking elopement in BC, then read more about Shannon + Harry’s epic day for inspo.

If you’re looking for a private, beautiful outdoor location to tie the knot, away from the bustle of Whistler Village, the Stone Circle might just be your dream spot.
Nestled alongside Alta Lake, it’s a serene, natural setting where the mountains meet the water - and the best part? You can reserve it for private use, so it’s all yours on your wedding day. This is everything you need to know.

With its stunning views and close proximity to Vancouver, Squamish is the perfect elopement destination. What I love about it is the variety of landscapes: granite rock walls to sweeping panoramic views, featuring the mountains and the sea, to tranquil forest settings - not to mention some incredible donut shops. Squamish truly has it all!

There’s something undeniably special about Squamish - Sḵwx̱wú7mesh in the First Nations language.
Take it from me - I spent several years traveling full-time, exploring hundreds of towns and cities across more than 60 countries. Yet, this little mountain town, just an hour north of Vancouver, completely stopped me in my tracks.
I could talk about its breathtaking beauty all day, but what truly sets Squamish apart is how it feels. There’s an energy here. It’s wild, peaceful, and deeply grounding, all at the same time. I think that makes it the perfect place to start your next chapter!So, why is a Squamish Elopement a beautiful way to get married?

How to plan a surprise wedding in British Columbia!