Couple under a clear umbrella on a wooded path framed by red fall foliage in New Hampshire

Photography first

Your New Hampshire elopement photographer.

Honest, natural, quietly cinematic photographs of the two of you, from a team that also plans the whole day.

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We are photographers first. Before Elope in New Hampshire, we spent years photographing weddings and elopements across New England as Perla Images, and earned 116 five star reviews from the couples who trusted us with their day. Everything else we plan exists to protect the part that lasts: the photographs.

How we photograph an elopement

Natural light, real moments, timeless edits. We do not pose you into shapes that look like everyone else’s feed. We choose the location and the hour for the light, put you in the right place, and then mostly get out of the way, stepping in to guide when it helps and staying quiet when something real is happening. The result feels honest, a little cinematic, and made to outlive the day by decades.

New Hampshire elopement photographer portrait of a couple on Cathedral Ledge Bride portrait with a lace veil in the White Mountains of New Hampshire Couple riding motorcycles on their elopement day in North Conway Couple kissing at sunset as the veil catches the wind First look in the pines during a New Hampshire elopement Bride holding her dress and bouquet on the lawn, black and white

What you receive

Compare everything side by side on our New Hampshire elopement packages page.

A photographer who also plans the day

Most elopement photographers hand you a list of vendors and wish you luck. We plan the day around the photographs: the location that suits your light, the hour that beats the crowds, the permit so nobody interrupts, and the rain plan so the weather never wins. Caitlin and John’s day is a good example. We timed their Cathedral Ledge and Echo Lake elopement so the motorcycle shots, private vows, and lakeside ceremony each had the right place and light.

Private vows photographed on the edge of Cathedral Ledge Newlyweds walking up the aisle on the Echo Lake beach, photographed by a New Hampshire elopement photographer

Where we photograph

Everywhere in New Hampshire that feels like yours. The White Mountains, from Artist Bluff in Franconia Notch to Cathedral Ledge, Echo Lake, and Jackson Falls around North Conway. The Lakes Region at sunrise. Farms, gardens, and the seacoast. Browse the best places to elope in New Hampshire, and in fall, our foliage guide.

Photographs that outlive the day.

Tell us your date and where you are dreaming of. We will send back honest ideas for the place, the light, and the timing.

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Elopement photography questions

How much does a New Hampshire elopement photographer cost?
Our packages start at $3,200 for The Sunrise, which includes ceremony through portrait coverage, 150+ edited photos, and sneak peeks within 72 hours, plus the location and license guidance. The Summit, from $5,800, adds half day coverage, two photographers, and a film.
How soon do we get our photos?
Sneak peeks arrive within 72 hours, and your full private gallery follows. With The Summit and The Signature, your 90 second ceremony film arrives within 14 days.
Who will photograph our elopement?
The same team behind Perla Images, with years of New England weddings and elopements and 116 five star reviews. The Summit and The Signature include two photographers.
Do you photograph outside the White Mountains?
Yes. We photograph across New Hampshire, including the Lakes Region, the seacoast, farms, gardens, and private estates.
Can you fly a drone at our elopement?
Only where it is allowed. Drones may not take off or land in New Hampshire State Parks, including Cathedral Ledge and Echo Lake, so we plan ground coverage there.