Elopement Officiant · Moab
Can Elope Moab
Krista has called Moab home for more than twenty years and has spent nearly that long marrying couples among the canyons…
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National park · Utah
Managed by National Park Service
Bryce Canyon's $100 permit covers two spots at Sunset Point for up to 30 guests, with no chairs, music or props and no reception. Plan on two to four weeks of processing; the couple and officiant enter free but guests pay.
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No change: $100, two Sunset Point sites, 30 guests, 2–4 week processing, couple and officiant enter free, no chairs, music or props.
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