Why not try eloping in Toulouse, a beautiful city in the south of France. Elopement comes from the English verb « to elope » which means to run away with your loved one.
All threw history, laws have been put in place forbidding certain mariages. Young lovers would then flee their native countries in order to get married where the laws were different. A very famous example is English couples eloping to Scotland in the 18th century. In fact, you needed parental consent to marry anyone up until the age of Therefor, since that time, more and more people get married in Scotland, as it is a reminder of the romance of the time.
Nowadays, people still elope but rarely because of the laws. People generally go and do it abroad. Eloping is the perfect occasion to go aborad, to your dream destination, in order to marry the love of your life. By having a ceremony abroad, the venue possibilites are endless! You can get married by a cliff, at the beach, up in the mountains… Which allows you to get amazing wedding pictures!
A photographer, your outfits, a bit of decoration and the rings. This will allow you to save quite a bit of money. The groom being Scottish, he wanted his heritage to be represented at their wedding. The stationary was ordered from MC Studio.
For the outfits, the bride wore a dress straight out of a fairy tale by Louise Dentelle , with a tartan draping on her shoulder. Her make up and hair was beautifully done by Fabienne Foulquier and Mademoiselle L , with the addition of a delicate accessory designed by Rachel Suhubiette. The groom wore a traditional Scottish outfit including a kilt and a beret, from Alfred Wood.
