An All-Inclusive Elopement Package for Two — Because Your Day Deserves to Feel Like Yours

You've been quietly carrying a different picture.

Not the ballroom. Not the hundred-person seating chart or the four-course dinner that goes two hours past when either of you wanted to leave. Something smaller. Truer. The two of you somewhere the light is extraordinary, saying words you actually wrote for each other, with nothing between you and the moment.

That picture is not a compromise. It's a choice. And it's one I can help you make real.

What "All-Inclusive" Actually Means

It means you don't have to become a part-time wedding planner for the next twelve months.

It means no spreadsheets of vendors who don't communicate with each other. No chasing a florist in a language you don't speak. No arriving on the morning of your elopement already exhausted.

When I say all-inclusive, I mean: you tell me what you're dreaming of, and I handle the rest. The location scouting, the timeline, the legal guidance, the trusted vendors — all of it moves as one. You arrive. You're present. The day unfolds.

That's what this is for.

The Packages

Every elopement I create is built around one question: what does this specific day need to feel like yours? The packages below are starting points, not ceilings. We'll shape whatever you choose into something that fits the two of you exactly.

🌿 The Wanderer's Whisper — €6,500

A half-day experience. Four hours. The essence of it all.

This is for the couple who understands that the most meaningful things don't need to be long — they need to be true.

I'll bring you to a place I've scouted and stood in and watched the light move through. A clifftop. A sea cave. A clearing in the pines where the silence has a particular quality in the late morning. We'll build a timeline that breathes — that gives you room to feel the day, not just get through it.

What's included:

• 4 hours of coverage
• Elopement planning guidance and location scouting
• A 3–5 minute cinematic highlight film
• Carefully edited still frames from your footage
• Personalised timeline assistance

This is the beginning of your forever, small in time and infinite in everything else.

🌸 The Serenity Cinematic — €9,500

A full day. From the first soft light to the last golden hour.

Some love stories need a whole day to be told properly.

We'll start in the morning — the quiet hour when the light is still low and the world hasn't fully woken — and we'll follow the day wherever it wants to go. Vows at the water's edge. Lunch somewhere the wine is local and the table is outside. An afternoon walk along a coastal path where the thyme grows between the rocks and the sea is visible through the pines.

I'll be there for all of it. Not hovering — just present, watching for the moments that matter and making sure nothing logistical lands on your plate.

What's included:

• 8 hours of coverage
• Complete elopement planning support
• Vendor recommendations and trusted local contacts
• 6–8 minute cinematic film + 1-minute social teaser
• High-resolution still frames
• Priority booking for peak season

Every moment — the morning coffee, the quiet before your vows, the walk back through the village after — becomes part of your story.

🌊 The Epic Odyssey — €18,500

Two days. Multiple landscapes. The full story.

This is for the couple who wants to live inside the experience, not just arrive at it.

Two days means we can move between places the way a story moves between chapters. Vows on a cliff at sunset on day one. A mountain village in the morning quiet on day two, the reservoir turquoise below you and the coast just visible on the horizon. Or a sailboat on the Mediterranean for the afternoon, anchored in a cove you could only reach by water, the two of you swimming before you've even said the words.

The Epic Odyssey is concierge-level from the first conversation to the final edit. Everything is handled. Everything is intentional.

What's included:

• 2 full days of coverage
• Adventure session before or after the ceremony
• Multi-location scouting and travel planning
• 6–8 minute cinematic film + 1-minute teaser
• Still frames from both days
• Concierge-level planning and guidance

This is more than an elopement. It's a film you'll want to watch again every year.

Flexible payment plans are available. A deposit holds your date; the rest follows a schedule that works for you.

Where We Could Go

The Mediterranean is not one place. It's a hundred different versions of light and water and stone, and the right one for your elopement depends entirely on who you are.

Here are some of the places I know well — places I've stood in and felt the air shift.

Altea, Spain — A whitewashed village on the Costa Blanca where the cobblestones are smooth from centuries of feet, and the rooftops are blue ceramic tile that catches the afternoon sun. The light here comes in at an angle in September that makes everything look like it's been dipped in gold. If you're considering eloping in Spain, Altea is one of the places I return to again and again.

The Costa Blanca coast — Hidden coves reachable only on foot, sea caves you can swim into, clifftop paths where wild rosemary grows between the rocks and the Mediterranean is visible below for miles. This is the version of Spain that hasn't been fully discovered yet. Fifty of the best locations are mapped here if you want to explore.

Mallorca — Olive groves that smell of dry earth and something ancient in the early morning, hidden coves where the water changes colour as you move through it from green to blue to something without a name. The interior of the island is a different world from the coast — stone villages, terraced hillsides, the quiet of a place that has been here for a long time.

If you already have a place in mind, tell me. If you don't, let's find it together.

What the Day Is Made Of

The film

This is the thing I care about most.

A cinematic elopement film is not a highlight reel of posed moments. It's a document of how the day actually felt — the way you reached for each other's hands before the vows, the laugh that came at the wrong moment and made everything more real, the light at 7am on the cliff face above the sea.

I shoot with a documentary sensibility. I'm not directing you. I'm watching. And what I'm watching for is the thing that no one can fake — the unrepeatable quality of two people who chose each other, in a place that mattered, on a morning they'll carry with them forever.

You'll receive an edited film. You'll also receive still frames pulled from the footage — not a separate photography session, but images that live inside the same story.

The planning

Every elopement begins with a conversation. You tell me what you're picturing. I listen for the details — not just the location, but the feeling you're after. The pace. The things that matter to you and the things that don't.

From there I handle:

• Location scouting and final selection
• Full timeline design, built around the light and your rhythm
• Officiant coordination — legal or symbolic, depending on what works for you
• Vendor recommendations (florists, hair and makeup, musicians) from people I've worked with and trust
• Legal guidance for couples marrying abroad — what's required, what's optional, and how to make the paperwork as painless as possible

If a legal ceremony abroad isn't practical for you — and for many international couples it isn't — a symbolic ceremonycarries exactly the same emotional weight. Vows you wrote, a place that means something, a moment that belongs entirely to you. The legal piece can be handled simply and quietly at home before or after. What happens on the day is still completely real.

The optional touches

Some couples want more. A seasonal bouquet designed around the landscape you're standing in — wild olive branches, coastal flowers, something grown nearby. A professional stylist who arrives at your villa in the morning so you can have coffee and feel unhurried. A private boat in the afternoon, the two of you out on open water with the coastline behind you.

None of these are required. All of them are possible. We'll talk about what feels like you.

A Note on Timing

The Mediterranean has a season for everything, and the elopement seasons are September through November and March through May.

September is the one I love most. The heat softens. The summer visitors thin out. The light in the late afternoon goes horizontal and golden and stays that way for longer than you'd expect. The sea is still warm enough to swim. The coastal paths are quiet. The restaurants are unhurried.

If you're planning to elope in Spain or anywhere along the Mediterranean coast, this is the window worth targeting.

What Couples Ask

Do we need to handle any of the logistics ourselves? No. That's the whole point. You make decisions about what you want; I handle the execution of all of it.

Can we have a legal ceremony, or does it have to be symbolic? Both are possible. A legal marriage in Spain or other Mediterranean countries has specific requirements for international couples — I'll walk you through exactly what applies to your situation. Many couples choose a symbolic ceremony for the elopement day and handle the legal paperwork at home. It's simpler, and it doesn't make the moment any less real.

What if we don't know which location to choose? Tell me what you're drawn to — water, mountains, ancient stone, wild coastline — and I'll bring you options. The scouting is part of what I do. I've stood in these places in every season; I know which cliff the light hits in September and which cove is only reachable before the tourists arrive.

Can we bring a small number of guests? Yes. An intimate elopement doesn't have to mean two people only. Some of my favourite days have included four or six people gathered on a hillside or a boat. The feeling is still yours; the scale just shifts slightly. Tell me what you're imagining and we'll design around it.

What does the film actually look like? The best way to answer that is to watch one. Every film I make is different because every couple is different. But the quality of attention — to light, to feeling, to the things that actually happened — is consistent.

The Conversation

Every elopement I create starts the same way: with a couple sharing something they've been quietly carrying, and me listening for what it actually is.

Not the package. The dream.

The cliff you keep picturing. The time of day. The feeling you want to have when you look back on it in twenty years. That's what I'm building toward.

If you're ready to start that conversation — or even just curious whether this could be right for you — the door is open here.

Dominick loves those early conversations. When a couple describes the day they've been imagining and he gets to say: I know exactly the place.