SO what should you do to get the most out of our call?
Showing up is only part of the equation when it comes to planning an elopement. There are a few things you can do to ensure that you get the absolute most out of this call with me.
Think about a budget
Yes, we will be discussing budgetary things on our call, but it will be really helpful to know a very rough guide to get me started. For example, if your budget is $3,000 all up, I won’t look into things like helicopters, or luxury resort accommodation. This info just helps get me in the right mindset to plan your day.
How do you want the day to feel?
This is a personal preference thing. Do you want to be rushed around? Do you want the day to feel like one giant epic adventure? Or would you rather chill out at a beautiful AirBnb and just enjoy each others company? Knowing this info will greatly help.
Do you want guests?
This is a huge one that most people do not contemplate. Having guests totally changes the dynamics of a day, and impacts how flexible things can be. Personally, I love having some guests involved, and can help you figure out how to best involve guests in your elopement.
Want something to read
Before our call?
15 things I wish i knew before planning an elopement
Honestly, some of these things seem so simple to me now, but I see so many people continue to make these mistakes, which can totally end up ruining their day…
the worst elopement myths in 2024
Being a relatively new concept (at least the modern version of an elopement), so many people have false beliefs about eloping, which stops them from doing it…so what are they?
My favourite elopement locations in Australia & new Zealand
We don’t have a shortage of amazing locations on this side of the planet to elope…From the mountains of Queenstown, to the beaches of Byron Bay, these are my favourite spots.
