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Alaska Wedding & Elopement FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to elope in Alaska?
Alaska elopement packages typically start around 10,000 USD for all-inclusive adventure experiences (helicopter + sailing). Simpler hiking elopements begin at approx. 3,000 USD. Additional costs may include add-ons like flowers, boutonnieres, or videography.
Can we legally get married in Alaska?
Yes! You can obtain a marriage license in Alaska, and some packages include legal ceremonies. If you plan to legally marry during your elopement, your vendor can guide you through the process.
When is the best time to elope in Alaska?
Scenic helicopter and sailing packages are available May through September, with summer offering mild weather. Hiking options like the Hatcher Pass package run June to September. Northern Lights elopements (not on Adventure Wedding) are best seen in winter.
Where are the best places to elope in Alaska?
Popular ceremony locations showcased in Adventure Wedding packages include: - Remote glaciers & iceberg lagoons, with helicopter transport - Mountain backcountry settings via helicopter landings - Hatcher Pass area near Wasilla—for lakeside and mountain meadow ceremonies - Seward coastline and private coves, with sailboat transfers back to port
How does your booking process work?
Choose your favorite package and request your preferred date. Once your vendor confirms availability, you’ll have 3 days to secure your booking with a 15% deposit. After that, your local vendor will schedule a call to polish your plan on your special day.
Can we bring guests to our Alaska elopement?
Many Alaska packages allow for small groups, often up to 5-20 guests so you can share your special day with close family and friends. Guest limits vary by package, so be sure to check the details or reach out to the vendor for specific information.
What’s included in an Alaska elopement package?
Adventure Wedding packages typically include: - Symbolic or legal ceremony (officiant/vows) - Professional photography coverage (usually 4–8 hours) - Helicopter flight(s) with glacier or mountain landing and/or sailboat transfer - Gourmet charcuterie, champagne, or picnic - Planning guides, assistance with marriage licenses, and local logistics support
How do we start planning our Alaska elopement?
Once booked, you’ll be connected with your vendor through call who will finalize your ceremony setup, and coordinate travel, and add-ons. A detailed elopement guide will help you pack and prepare .
How long does an Alaska elopement typically last?
- Helicopter & sailing adventures: 8 hours - Glacier helicopter packages: Up to 12 hours - Hatcher Pass hiking elopement: Approximately 4 hours Packages with extended adventure options may offer longer durations.
What should we wear for an Alaska elopement?
Pack appropriate layers for an alpine climate—waterproof outerwear and sturdy footwear for glacier or hiking ceremonies. Summer months tend to be mild, but mountain weather can change quickly. Your vendor can also offer tips tailored to your chosen location and time of year.
How far in advance should we book an Alaska elopement?
We suggest booking 3 to 6 months in advance, especially during popular travel seasons, to lock in your preferred date and vendor. This gives you more flexibility with vendor availability and planning. That said, some vendors can accommodate shorter timelines (a few weeks before even if its a weekday) depending on their schedule, so it's always worth inquiring even if your date is approaching soon.