Lake Hollywood Park
Emma + Adam
Two gamers who were VERY game for a good time got married with the Hollywood sign in the background before hopping into a vintage Lincoln to cruise around in style.
The New York Public Library
Annie + Tyson
Two music-loving Aussies came to New York City to elope in true rom-com style, complete with chess at Washington Square Park and a ride in a yellow cab.
Griffith Observatory
Chris + Caroline
Chris and Caroline eloped on the Griffith Observatory Trail at sunset, then took the night into Hollywood, fifteen years after their first kiss.
Grand Central Station
Jenna + Mark
A December Grand Central Station elopement for two people whose story began with a chance encounter, a swipe right, and a whirlwind romance — celebrated with just twelve of their closest friends and family.
Pasadena City Hall
Zeth + Stephanie
A couple high school sweethearts and certified early birds caught the morning light at the Pasadena Courthouse before a cute little coffee stroll
Zuma Beach & Point Dume
Kelly + Nic
Kelly and Nic met on an office kickball team in NYC and married on the sand at Zuma Beach — a family ceremony in Malibu, with their dog as ring bearer.
Bethesda Terrace
Samra + Philippe
Samra and Philippe eloped at Bethesda Terrace in Central Park with 14 guests, then walked a rainy Midtown to the New York Public Library.
Santa Monica
Dacia + Terrence
Dacia and Terrence met at a Chargers game and eloped on the Santa Monica coast — a private sunset ceremony on Ocean Avenue
The West Village
Scott + Issac
Two music industry guys who met and fell in love in New York, moved to Los Angeles, and came back to the city that started it all to get married — with a ceremony in the West Village, photos at Generation Records, and a slice at Joe's.
Wagner Cove
Chloe + Sam
A small Wagner Cove elopement for two Brits living in New Zealand, married in the exact corner of Central Park where Sam proposed six years earlier.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Kayla + Zach
A quiet, zero-guest ceremony on the steps of The Met, followed by an unbothered, run-wild tour of the museum.
The exact kind of New York elopement Cakewalk was built for.
Bethesda Terrace, Central Park
Linda + Pearce
Unfussy and very New York, a shoot at the Hotel Chelsea, followed by a ceremony at Bethesda Terrace with 14 guests.
Cop Cot
Sharifa + Jafar
A Cop Cot ceremony for two who met through friends in 2019, reconnected over an Instagram DM, and got married in Central Park with their parents and Sharifa's sister.
Hudson River Park
Lindsay + Scott
A sunset Hudson River Park elopement for two people who met on Bumble, fell fast, and chose an early fall wedding that felt like a walk through their New York love story.
Bow Bridge
Alyse + Tim
A Central Park wedding at Bow Bridge with twenty of their closest people, two former Disney performers, and a day that felt equal parts cinematic and completely their own.
The Brooklyn Bridge
Sjaan + Megan
A sunrise Brooklyn Bridge elopement with nine guests and two Aussies who flew to New York to do this whole thing their own way.
Housing Works Bookstore
Emma + Ross
A self-described “aging hipster” couple from the UK chose to get married among the greatest love stories of all time with zero guests.
Brooklyn Heights Promenade
Vicki + Edward
A Brooklyn Heights Promenade elopement for a couple who traveled from the UK to get married in New York, bringing over a decade of history, their son, and a love built on loyalty, humor, and adventure across the ocean.
Daniela + Anthony
L’Avenue, Manhattan
Lala + Romy
Doyers Street, Manhattan
Eleni + Will
Central Library, Brooklyn
Brandon + Milly
Lentol Garden, Brooklyn
Sydney + Tor
Broadway, Manhattan
Katia + Philippe
The High Line, Manhattan
Becca + Conor
Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn
Lauren + Mark