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 New in the atlas
Managed by National Park Service
Capitol Reef charges a $100 wedding permit fee, and you can apply up to a year ahead and no later than 7 days before the ceremony. Expect a simple ceremony: usually about 20 minutes, non-amplified music only, no tents or decorations, no tossed petals or rice, and no drones.
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