Elopement Photographer · Moab
By Mannuzza
Marta Mannuzza runs By Mannuzza LLC from Moab itself — a genuine local rather than a traveling photographer passing through…
- Elopements
- Micro Weddings
- Adventure Elopements
BLM public land · Utah New in the atlas
Managed by Bureau of Land Management — Moab Field Office
Since January 2026 the BLM Moab Field Office has authorized weddings at listed sites through a Special Recreation Permit, including Fisher Towers and Corona Arch for ceremonies of up to 25 people and larger group campsites for up to 300. Permit applications are taken in quarterly windows that can take up to 180 days to process, so apply early.
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