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Guide to eloping in Palm Springs

Everything you need to know about eloping in Palm Springs, California

Elope in Palm Springs, California

Are you planning on having a Palm Springs Elopement? I am Victoria, your wedding & elopement photographer located in Los Angeles, California.

One of my absolute favorite places to photograph is in Palm Springs, California. Palm Springs has so much to offer in terms of landscapes and character-your images are sure to be stunning!

Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about planning an elopement in Palm Springs.

Best time to elope in Palm Springs

The best time of year to elope in Palm Springs is in the early Spring or Summer months. For example, February to April as well as October through November tend to have comfortable weather.

June to August can tend to be quite hot.

Why should I elope in Palm Springs?

Keep reading to decide if a Palm Springs elopement is right for you! Here are a couple of reasons why I personally believe you SHOULD elope in Palm Springs.

MOUNTAIN VIEWS

In the backdrop of these pictures you can see those stunning mountains! I find that these ranges allow for stunning variations of light and insane sun rises and sun sets. I love how they help to frame the windmills pictured here.

DESERT VIBES

Another reason to elope in Palm Springs is the desert! If the open space and the windmills aren’t calling your name, we are a short drive away from Joshua Tree National Park which offers its own set of stunning backdrops for your elopement session.

WEATHER AND TEMPERATURE

Would you believe if I told you these images were taken in early February? No joke! like we mentioned above, when you come during the best months, you can expect moderate temperatures and clear skies.

Where to elope in Palm Springs?

Check out some of my favorite places to elope in Palm Springs

What is there to do in Palm Springs?

Palm Springs hosts a wide variety of things for you and your guests to see and do while in the area. A few of my favorites are:

  • Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
    • Take the aerial tram up to see amazing views and dine in one of the two restaurants while taking in unbelievable views. Following a quick snack, hike or walk through the offerings of Mt. San Jacinto State Park.
  • Indian Canyons
    • Stunning views with educational exhibits. See more in-depth information here
  • Palm Springs Art Museum
    • Closed on Wednesdays.
  • Coachella Valley Preserve
  • Downtown Palm Springs
    • Shops, food, and live music are always available in downtown Palm Springs.

Book your Palm Springs Elopement Package

Ready to book your photography package for your Palm Springs Elopement? I cannot wait to hear more about your vision! Reach out here to inquire now!

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