"You take two bodies and you twirl them into one/ their hearts and their bones/ and they won't come undone.” Paul Simon sings in “Heart and Bones”. A wedding is the beautiful reflection of two people, deeply in love, coming together to combine their traditions and values in way as that is as unique as the two individuals themselves.

There are numerous reasons why couples choose to elope. Maybe you want to save for the future or an adventurous honeymoon or you want to keep one of life’s most special moments private and sacred. No matter the reason, there is no wrong way to say “I do” if it feels authentic and true to you two.

Below are just a few of the elopements With These Rings has had a pleasure to have played a role in. And important to remember, just like any wedding if you choose to elope (in Washington) you still have to have an officiant and two witnesses.

With Family & Friends

Samantha and Matthew eloped at Treehouse Point with 11 guests and their dog, Furnace, the couple’s ring bearer.

Somewhere Special

Michelle and Tim eloped in Captain Crystal’s hot air balloon then came to the studio to fabricate their wedding bands.

Bianca and Tony eloped in the woods and then came to the studio to fabricate their 18k rose gold wedding bands.

In Historic Port Townsend

The Jefferson County Courthouse isn’t your average government building. This majestic example of historic Port Townsend Victorian architecture is a stunning backdrop for an intimate ceremony.

After Mark and Amy finished fabricating their rings with Stephanie, she married them at Port Townsend’s lush Chetzemoka Park!! The flowers in Amy’s bouquet were handpicked by the couple at Wilderbee Farm.

With Family & Friends

Somewhere Special

In Historic Port Townsend

Port Townsend, Washington