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A Guide To An Unforgettable Elopement

If you're thinking about eloping at a local courthouse, adventurous getaway, or low-key spot, you’re likely only focusing on the details that matter most. Throw away the generic elopement script template and make your ceremony and vows meaningful.

How To Elope

You don’t need a random county clerk, destination officiant, or a cookie cutter script for an elopement. Have your dream, intimate ceremony officiated by someone you actually want in your photos.

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Choose Your Officiant

Other than your partner (and 1-2 witnesses), your officiant may be the only person there on your special day. Even at a courthouse wedding, you can still have a loved one officiate (or a county clerk read your perfect script).
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Get The Essentials

No matter if this is your big day or a step before a bigger weekend, set a budget, choose a location, select vendors, pick your outfit, bring your rings, write your vows, and help your officiant make your special day hyper-personalized.
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Make It Official

Every state (and county!) can have different laws, so research what’s needed to get a marriage license wherever you’re getting married. Many couples handle the paperwork locally so they don’t have to do deal with any headaches internationally.
With Provenance’s help, my (now-) wife and I didn’t have to start from scratch with our officiant. The platform provided us with a variety of options that helped us build a ceremony that was uniquely designed for us. And it paid off. The day and our ceremony was perfect in every way
CHARLIE G.

How We Can Help

Ceremony Builder

Our tool allows you, your partner, and/or your officiant to craft a script that meets the moment, focusing on your love story, why you’re there, and your future together.

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Vow Builder

It can be intimidating to stare at a blank screen, so our tool inspires you to think of your favorite memories together while helping you draft the perfect vows.

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