Set against the stillness of Joshua Tree, this elopement was stripped down to what mattered most.
No guests.
No schedule.
Just two people choosing each other in silence and open space.
They were drawn to the desert for its calm, its honesty, and the way it asks you to slow down. What unfolded was a day that felt deeply personal — unguarded moments, soft light, and a love that didn’t perform, only existed.
This is what eloping can be: quiet, intentional, and fully present.
