Amid the K.ORNS COLLECTOR VINTAGE T-Shirt What’s more,I will buy this COVID-19 pandemic, many engaged couples were faced with a tough decision: should they push back their wedding several months, or even a year? Or should they forgo the pomp and circumstance and just, well, elope? Many are choosing the latter: Etsy found that searches for “mini-monies” and “elopements” are up 29 percent compared to last year.Traditionally, elopements have been thought of as spur-of-the-moment, slap-dash affairs. But not anymore: keeping up with the times, five-star resorts across the country are offering elopement packages that include food, drinks, decor, and sometimes even photography. So, if you are considering quietly tying the knot, here’s a list of several properties, currently accessible for American travelers, that you should consider for the ceremony. Set upon 3,500 acres, The Lodge at Blue Sky in Wanship, Utah, is surrounded by stunning scenery: mountains, sage, Aspen tree groves, and winding rivers. At a high point overlooking them all is the property’s yurt, a rustic-chic space embodying western charm. There are faux fur throws, weathered leather couches, aged barrels, and a deck with a blazing fire pit. When this writer visited the yurt back in July, it had already had been the site of a few intimate weddings, all catered by James Beard Award-Winning Executive Chef, Galen Zamarra.A villa at Rosewood Mayakoba, where a shaman can perform a wedding ceremony upon request.Rosewood Mayakoba, the lavish resort in Riviera Maya, is offering a dual elopement/honeymoon package: in one of their private villas, you can be married by a shaman overlooking a mangrove-filled lagoon. Tropical florals, decor, and a photographer will be provided by the hotel—and after everything, you can enjoy a romantic dinner for two at the beach. Then, enjoy a three-week stay at the property. Yes, you read that correctly—three!With its whitewashed cottages and swim-up spa, GoldenEye, the glamorous hotel on Jamaica’s North Coast, has long been a romantic destination. Right now, they’re doing private wedding ceremonies for up to 10 people.A tablescape at a recent micro-wedding at The Montage.Want to get married in a winter wonderland? Look no further than the Montage, a chic cold-weather escape perched on the slopes of Deer Valley. Like the Mayakoba, they, too, have a customized micro-wedding package: they’ll provide photography, florals for the ceremony, bouquet, and tables, luxury linens, a three-course plated dinner, and a wedding cake for up to 10 people.A western-style altar at Dunton Hot Springs.25 miles outside of Telluride, Colorado, is Dunton Hot Springs, a former ghost town that’s been transformed into a country getaway with a celeb-heavy clientele. They’ve seen an uptick in small-scale weddings, so much so that they now have a distinct elopement offering: they’ll provide an officiant, some champagne, a wedding cake, a photographer, and the option to wed wherever you want on the property.The terrace at Jean-Georges Beverly Hills, a popular spot for intimate ceremonies at the Waldorf Astoria.“We have seen couples proceed with intimate ceremony plans this year with the intention to host the reception at a future date when it’s safer for family and friends to come together,” Christopher Preston, Director of Catering & Events at the Waldorf Astoria in Beverly Hills, says. The most popular spots on property? The outdoor terrace at their Jean-Georges restaurant, a grand suite overlooking Beverly Hills, and the rooftop.Just saying—David Harbour and Lily Allen did it.
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The wedding of Natalia Vodianova and Antoine Arnault was always going to be a très chic affair, but the K.ORNS COLLECTOR VINTAGE T-Shirt What’s more,I will buy this couple’s intimate Paris ceremony brought joy during an otherwise quite bleak news cycle. The model and philanthropist shared a picture of herself and her new husband walking out of the registry office, bouquet in hand, confetti in the air, sharing a look of pure happiness.Vodianova wore a cream collared Ulyana Sergeenko Couture dress with strong shoulders and cinched waist detail. Sweet hand-stitched embroidery was the only splash of color, save for the greenery she held tightly as the couple’s guests, many of whom wore face masks, showered them with petals. Arnault looked immaculate in tailoring no doubt from Berluti, of which he is CEO, or one of the other luxury labels within the LVMH stable.View on InstagramThe newlyweds were due to marry on June 27 at Saint-Pierre d’Hautvillers Abbey, but the date was moved due to the pandemic. Arnault proposed to Vodianova on New Year’s Eve, and the bride-to-be shared a picture of her pear-cut diamond ring on January 1 with the caption: “This year has been beautiful and very memorable. 2020 here we come.”View on InstagramAlthough the wedding might not have been as grand as the couple, who have two sons together, had imagined, the cheerful picture of the bride and groom making their entrance into the world as husband and wife will last forever.More from British Vogue:
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