8. Vendors
When planning a Death Valley elopement, you have the freedom to choose your own vendors. Death Valley National Park offers private areas for intimate wedding ceremonies, even during the popular summer months. This lets you have a personalized experience in this remote park.
Whether your wedding vendor is from Las Vegas, California, or another city, selecting your own vendors gives you control over costs and services. Research and book other vendors well in advance, as options may be limited in remote park locations like Death Valley.
Photographer and Videographer
Selecting the right elopement photographer and videographer can make your special day in Death Valley National Park even more memorable. An experienced elopement photographer can help plan the best times and navigate the most beautiful spots at Death Valley for your preparation, actual ceremony, and reception.
Our familiarity with the unique landscape of California and Death Valley National Park will make sure every moment is beautifully documented, from intimate vows to breathtaking park backgrounds.
Accommodations
When choosing accommodations for your Death Valley elopement, options range from campgrounds within Death Valley National Park to hotels and Airbnb rentals in surrounding areas.
Consider travel time and distances between your chosen park location and accommodation, as there are only a few hotels around Death Valley National Park. Here are some suggestions:
–The Inn at Death Valley
–The Ranch at Death Valley
–Stovepipe Wells Village Hotel
Campgrounds are also perfect options for adventurous couples who want to maximize their stay at Death Valley National Park.
–Furnace Creek Campground
–Sunset Campground
–Emigrant Campground
Alternatively, you can have your guests book an Airbnb around Ridgecrest, Alabama Hills, Lone Pine, and Bishop, which are near the park.
–Pahrump Glamping Unit
–East Wind on Lone Starr
–Death Valley House of Desert Gold