Sunset Glencoe Elopement in May

A sunset Glencoe elopement in May? Yes, why not? Lucy and Ian love the great outdoors, hiking and running. Therefore, they chose elopement over a traditional wedding. Surrounded only by the immediate family that might have come that day.

They fell in love with Glencoe on one of their trips. They had two dreams, not counting the element outside. In the background there had to be Buachaille Etive Mòr (the place had to be easily accessible and flat enough) and couples portraits at sunset.
We met a month before their elopement in Glencoe, on Monday after Easter, to scout some locations. The original plan was for a different spot for the ceremony. We had to change this plan several days before elopement.

We checked the weather several times for Lucy and Iain’s Glencoe elopement. But as it is in Scotland, you have to be prepared for all weather conditions. We took umbrellas just in case. They came in handy. A lot.

After the ceremony, Lucy and Ian had champagne in their room. In the original plan, the champagne was supposed to be drunk outside right after the ceremony. The rain changed their plans a bit.
And then with their dearest and nearest, they went to the restaurant at the Kingshouse Hotel in Glencoe for a meal.

Lucy and Iain dreamed about a sunset photoshoot.

We took a walk along the path between Glencoe Valley. They both wore running shoes. Did I mention that they both love to run? The running shoes were part of their little sunset adventure …