Everything You Need to Know Before You Say “I Do”
Real weddings, elopement inspiration and practical guidance for getting married in New Jersey and New York City.
Getting Married at Liberty State Park in New Jersey: What Its Really Like (and How to Do It Right)
If you want a New Jersey location where the setting truly makes your day feel special, Liberty State Park is an outstanding choice. Here, you get an open waterfront, a clear view of the Statue of Liberty, and the Manhattan skyline in the distance.
Need Your Certified Marriage Certificate Right Away? Here’s How I Can Help
Many couples don’t realize that it’s possible to receive their Certified Marriage Certificate on the same day they get married. The relief and happiness my couples feel when they leave with their Certified Marriage Certificate in hand is one of the reasons this service has become a favorite.
A Beautifully Intimate LGBTQ+ Elopement in Westfield, New Jersey
Some weddings prove that simplicity is incredibly meaningful and Tiffany and Ro’s elopement at Mindowaskin Park in Westfield, New Jersey, was exactly that.
7 Mistakes to Avoid When Hiring Your Wedding Officiant
Finding the right Wedding Officiant is an essential part of your wedding planning. Avoid these common mistakes to ensure your ceremony is seamless, meaningful, and legally sound.
Elopements Packages in NJ & NYC: Ditch the Courthouse
Offering personalized ceremonies, photography, videography, live-streaming, and same-day marriage certificate assistance. Celebrate your love with a stunning Reeves-Reed Arboretum elopement.
Your Perfect Rush Elopement in New Jersey: Say “I Do” with Ease and Elegance
Planning to get married on a 90-day fiancé visa? I specialize in quick, stress-free elopements that are romantic and unforgettable.
Dreamy LGBT Elopement in Bernardsville, NJ: Love by the Lake
With the lake as a breathtaking backdrop and stunning views all around, it was the perfect setting for a romantic, intimate ceremony.
Courthouse Wedding vs. Liberty State Park Elopement: Why You Should Choose the Park
While courthouse weddings are often simple and quick, they tend to take place in drab, impersonal settings—sometimes even in the same building where people are being arraigned, prosecuted, or handled for other legal matters.