What kind of wedding is right for you?

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Quiz Questions

1.
Are you the type of couple who likes to host guests?
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- A.
  YES! Love to throw big parties!
- B.
  Yeah but only smaller gatherings.
- C.
  No not really.
2.
How do you like to adventure?
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- A.
  Just me and my partner
- B.
  Usually with a small group of people
- C.
  We're not really adventurers
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Do you like to be the center of attention?
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- A.
  HECK YEAH!!! Put me in front of a crowd of people and I thrive!
- B.
  I like to be celebrated by my close friends + family only
- C.
  No, it makes me uncomfortable and nervous
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How do you feel about getting your wedding attire a little dirty?
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- A.
  I'm ready to trash the dress / suit with memories!
- B.
  Not my favourite idea but also not my biggest concern.
- C.
  I'd prefer everything to look perfect and spotless
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Do you get stressed out easily?
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  Stress is my middle name...
- B.
  I hardly ever get stressed
- C.
  Slightly, but not too bad
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What will be the most meaningful to you?
- A.
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  The sun rising on your face as you say your vows on a quiet mountaintop
- B.
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  The love and joy from all your friends and family surrounding you
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  How connected you felt to each guest
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Do you have a hard time saying no and setting boundaries with family and friends?
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  Yes, it's so hard! I'll just do whatever people ask me to...
- B.
  Not really a problem for me.
- C.
  I can stand up for myself when I'm truly passionate about it
- D.
  I have a pretty supportive network
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Where do you want to get married?
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  On top of a mountain!
- B.
  In a church
- C.
  Somewhere outdoors but easily accessible (in the mountain valleys, next to a lake, in front of the ocean, in an open field)
- D.
  In a fancy wedding venue
- E.
  In a country I've never been to before
- F.
  In my backyard
- G.
  Doesn't matter to me
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Are your friends and family the type of people you'd like to throw a party for?
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- A.
  Yeah they're the best!
- B.
  Honestly.... no
- C.
  I'd throw a party for a few of them, but nothing big
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Which image speaks the most to you?
- A.
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  Answer A
- B.
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  Answer B
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  Answer C
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  Answer D
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  Answer E
- F.
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  Answer F

Quiz Outcomes

1.
You got... Traditional Wedding!
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You value spending time with the people around you and don't mind being the center of attention and a more traditional wedding would be perfect for you.Having all your loved ones surrounding you as you say your "I dos" and partying with them all night long might just sound like the perfect wedding for you.You probably already have a Pinterest board filled with images of your dream wedding. So go ahead and start planning it! One of the greatest challenges when it comes to a traditional wedding is other people's opinions... don't be afraid to say "no" to people who want you to do things their way.Three Tips to get you started on planning your traditional wedding1. Pick the three things that are most important to youWhat are 3 things you have always dreamed of your wedding having? Write them down (in order) and then DO NOT compromise on these 3 areas. Maybe it's a venue you've always wanted to get married at. Maybe it's a photographer you love and have always wanted to photograph your wedding. Maybe it's a wedding dress you've always wanted. Maybe it's a certain person you need to have with you by your side as you get married. Whatever it may be, you can set your date based on the availability of that person or place.2. Set a budgetHow much can you afford to spend on your wedding day? Are your parents paying for all or part of it? If so, talk to them about their budget. Write down your budget and organize it based on ceremony, photo + video, reception, florals, entertainment, beauty and attire, invites, décor, and other. The average wedding in Canada costs nearly $30,000.3. Create a guest listWho do you want to be there by your side as you say "I do"? How many guests can you afford to have? Keep in mind each guest will cost you roughly $50-100 for catering, seating, favours, invites, and more. This is often the hardest part in planning a wedding and when you will hear many people's opinions. But know that you aren't obligated to invite anyone to YOUR day. Send out invites to all the people you want to be there.Let Me Introduce Myself...Hey, I'm Liv 👋 I'm your adventure elopement + intimate wedding photographer. I believe every single person has value and I am here to serve you to the best of my ability. My mission is to bring out the gold in people. I do this by creating a safe and welcoming place for my couples to be themselves and feel connected to each other. I believe your wedding should be unique to your story and should be a fun, stress-free experience.I love adventuring with my couples and will climb to the top of a mountain, canoe across a lake, take a heli somewhere epic, and much more to capture their unique and playful love. I promise to be there for my couples throughout the whole process. I help them find beautiful secluded locations, an amazing team of vendors, craft their perfect timeline, and so much more. Basically I'm saying, I gotchu. I would love to help you craft the adventure of a lifetime and document all your golden memories we create. I'm located in Canada but travel worldwideHaving a traditional wedding but still love the look of adventurous wedding photos?Consider a "day after adventure session."Spend another day all dressed up in your wedding attire and go adventure in the great outdoors while getting the most epic wedding photos! You can hike a mountain, explore the ocean, go kayaking next to a glacier, rock climb your favourite route, anything that sounds like YOU.Stay connected and get even more great tips1. Follow me on Instagram. This is where I hangout most of the time and share even more helpful tips for planning your wedding2. Follow on Pinterest. Find even more wedding and adventure session inspo to add to your wedding board.3. Read my article on how to choose a getting ready location for your wedding day.
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You got... Micro Wedding
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You are an adventurer. You value intimacy and authenticity. You see beauty in the world around you and want to spend as much time outdoors with the people you love as possible. ANDDD a micro/intimate wedding would be PERFECT for you!!You may love the idea of an adventure elopement but there are people in your life you can't picture yourself getting married without and that's OKAY! You can still have both :)In my opinion, intimate weddings and elopements are the BEST way to get married.An intimate wedding just means that you’ve decided to focus on what matters to you, and what reflects you two as a couple. It can be anything from a simple backyard ceremony with your closest friends, to an epic adventure across the globe. There’s no one way to get married, and there are no rules when it comes to micro weddings!If you are having guests, one thing to consider is the accessibility of the location you are getting married at? Want to get married in the mountains? You could have your ceremony next to a lake with your guests and then hike up a mountain for your portraits. Or fly everyone in with a helicopter.Three Tips to get you started on planning your micro wedding1. Decide when and where you want to get marriedAsk yourself these questions to help guide your decision: What would the perfect wedding day look like for you if there were no obstacles in your way? Where would you be? What would you be doing? Who would be with you? Maybe it's traveling somewhere you've never been before with a few close friends and family, or maybe it's a small ceremony in your backyard; wherever you choose, make sure it feels like "you." Pick the 3 most important things to you when it comes to your wedding day and don't compromise on these 3 areas (could be a photographer you've always wanted, the location you want to get married, your dream wedding dress, etc.)2. Hire your photographerThis should be done very early in the process because your photographer can help you out with all the other details. When choosing your photographer make sure to look for these 3 things: someone who's work you love (editing and "posing" style), someone you would get along with (they will be with you all day on your most special day), and someone who has experience with micro weddings (they may also call it "intimate weddings" or "elopements" for less than 25 guests). Your photographs are the only thing you will have to remember your adventure after it's all over so don't cheap out. A good photographer will cost around $3000-$8000.3. Invite your guestsWho do you want to be there by your side as you say "I do"? How many guests do you want to have before it gets too overwhelming? Send out invites to all the people you want to be there. Don't feel pressured to invite anyone you don't want to.Let Me Introduce Myself...Hey, I'm Liv 👋 I'm your elopement and intimate wedding photographer and guide. I believe every single person has value and I am here to serve you to the best of my ability. My mission is to bring out the gold in people. I do this by creating a safe and welcoming place for my couples to be themselves and feel connected to each other. I believe your wedding should be unique to your story and should be a fun, stress-free experience.I love adventuring with my couples and will climb to the top of a mountain, canoe across a lake, take a heli somewhere epic, and much more to capture their unique and playful love. I promise to be there for my couples throughout the whole process. I help them find beautiful secluded locations, an amazing team of vendors, craft their perfect timeline, and so much more. Basically I'm saying, I gotchu. I would love to help you craft the adventure of a lifetime and document all your golden memories we create. You don't need to have a date or location chosen to inquire, I'm happy to help you with that. I'm located in Canada but travel worldwide.INQUIRE NOWMore resources:1. Download my free Micro Wedding Checklist. I created 2 printable checklists to walk you through step-by-step what you need to do to plan a micro wedding and make sure you don't miss anything when packing up.2. Follow me on Instagram. This is where I hangout most of the time and share even more helpful tips for planning your intimate wedding (check out my "Elopement Planning Tips" Guide and my many reels for a good laugh)3. Book a free consultation to discuss your wedding plans. We can get to know each other a little bit and start dreaming up your perfect day.
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You got... Elopement!
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You are an adventurer, a trailblazer, you value intimacy and authenticity, you see beauty in the world around you and want to spend as much time outdoors as possible. ANDDDD an elopement would be PERFECT for you!!A big traditional wedding where you read your vows in front of hundreds of people, stress over centerpieces + napkins, and invite people you've never even met just doesn't appeal to you and that's OKAY!In my opinion, elopements are the BEST way to get married.Eloping just means that you’ve decided to focus on what matters to you, and what reflects you two as a couple. It can be anything from a simple backyard ceremony with your closest friends, to an epic adventure across the globe with just you and your partner. There’s no one way to elope, and there are no rules when it comes to eloping! Three Tips to Get You Started on Planning Your Elopement1. Decide when and where you want to elopeAfter you decide you want to elope the next step is to decide when and where. There are so many beautiful places all over the world so I know this can be hard. Ask yourself these 3 questions to help guide your decision: What would the perfect wedding day look like for you if there were no obstacles in your way? Where would you be? What would you be doing? Maybe it's traveling somewhere you've never been before, or maybe it's going back to your favourite place; wherever you choose make sure it feels like "you."2. Hire your photographerThis should be done very early in the process because your photographer can help you out with all the other details. When choosing your photographer make sure to look for these 3 things: someone who's work you love (editing and "posing" style), someone you would get along with (they will be with you all day on your most special day), and someone who specializes in elopements (so they know how to help you). Your photographs are the only thing you will have to remember your adventure and share it with your friends and family so don't cheap out. An expert elopement photographer will cost around $3000-$8000.3. Tell your friends and family of your plansWill you be inviting a few friends or family or will you be celebrating with just you and your partner? Do you want your family to know you are going to elope beforehand or would you rather keep it a secret? It's important to think through how you want to communicate to your friends and family that you decided to have a wedding day that's unique to the two of you. People may have a hard time understanding, but do your best to explain WHY you made this decision.Let Me Introduce Myself...Hey, I'm Liv 👋 I'm your adventure elopement photographer and guide. I believe every single person has value and I am here to serve you to the best of my ability. My mission is to bring out the gold in people. I do this by creating a safe and welcoming place for my couples to be themselves and feel connected to each other. I believe your wedding should be unique to your story and should be a fun, stress-free experience.I love adventuring with my couples and will climb to the top of a mountain, canoe across a lake, take a heli somewhere epic, and much more to capture their unique and playful love. I promise to be there for my couples throughout the whole process. I help them find beautiful secluded locations, an amazing team of vendors, craft their perfect timeline, and so much more. Basically I'm saying, I gotchu. I would love to help you craft the adventure of a lifetime and document all your golden memories we create. You don't need to have a date or location chosen to inquire, I'm happy to help you with that. I'm located in Canada but travel worldwide.INQUIRE NOWMore Resources:1. Download my free Elopement Planning Checklist. I created 2 printable checklists to walk you through step-by-step what you need to do to plan an elopement and make sure you don't miss anything when packing up.2. Follow me on Instagram. This is where I hangout most of the time and share even more helpful tips for planning your elopement (check out my "Elopement Planning Tips" Guide and my many reels for a good laugh)3. Read my article on "How to Elope in Banff National Park" if you are considering eloping there

What kind of wedding is right for you?

Newly engaged? Wondering if you should have a traditional wedding, micro wedding or elopement? This is the first decision you need to make so you can get started on your wedding planning.

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