The Modern Taos House Elopement

May 2020 / Lavel Nordin and Chenoa Sedillo

Elopement

Planning an intimate wedding during a pandemic is both challenging and rewarding. With restrictions and safety protocols in place, couples have had to be creative in finding ways to celebrate their love, and Samantha and Zach did just that. From choosing a smaller venue to implementing social distancing measures, every detail must be carefully thought out. The guest list has become more exclusive, with only the closest family and friends in attendance. Virtual options, such as live-streaming the ceremony, have also gained popularity, allowing loved ones to be present from afar.

Despite the limitations, couples are finding joy in the simplicity of their special day and are creating lasting memories that will be cherished for a lifetime. Whether it’s a Modern Taos House elopement or a small outdoor gathering, love still prevails, even in the time of a pandemic. And for those who can’t imagine their wedding day without their furry friends, including them in the celebration has become a heartwarming trend. Some are even taking it a step further by having their dog sign the marriage license, adding an extra touch of whimsy and love to the occasion. While the pandemic may have changed the way we celebrate, it has not diminished the significance of the commitment Samantha and Zach share.