This all-inclusive floatplane elopement is designed for couples who want to experience Alaska at its most remote without giving up comfort, privacy, or intention. It’s about slowing down, settling in, and spending your wedding day somewhere that feels completely removed from the outside world.
Your day begins at your private waterfront cabin, surrounded by quiet water and wide-open landscapes. The morning is intentionally slow and unrushed. Hair and makeup happens right at the cabin, flowers arrive designed just for you, and there’s space to ease into the day without bouncing between locations or watching the clock.
From there, the experience opens up with a private floatplane flight into the backcountry. You’ll fly deep into Lake Clark and Katmai National Parks, landing on remote alpine lakes that are inaccessible by road or trail. The flight itself is part of the experience, offering sweeping views of untouched terrain before touching down directly on the water.
At one of these lake locations, you’ll exchange vows in a setting that feels completely private and removed from the outside world. With no crowds and no distractions, the focus stays on the moment and the place you’re standing in. After the ceremony, champagne is opened and a charcuterie board is enjoyed lakeside, giving you time to celebrate and take everything in at your own pace.
With generous flight time and a private plane, the day remains flexible and intuitive. There’s room to linger, explore, and let moments unfold naturally rather than feeling rushed from one stop to the next.
The evening is reserved for celebration back at the cabin. A private chef prepares a catered meal, served either at your cabin or in a private dining space overlooking the lake. A small cake is included to round out the night, followed by time to relax and settle into the quiet after an unforgettable day.
This experience includes a two-night stay in a private one-bedroom waterfront cabin and full-day photography coverage, documenting everything from the calm morning through the flight, ceremony, and evening celebration.
