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A wedding typically involves a larger guest list, more planning, and adherence to traditions, while eloping is a more intimate and private affair, often with a smaller or no guest list. Weddings generally have higher costs and require more time for planning and preparation, whereas elopements tend to be more budget-friendly and less time-consuming. Eloping allows for greater flexibility and personalisation, while a traditional wedding often follows established conventions and etiquette.

Consider factors such as budget, guest list size, personal preferences, time available for planning, importance of tradition, and desired level of intimacy when making your decision.

Assess your finances, discuss with your partner, and consider factors like guest count, venue, and other wedding elements. Create a rough estimate based on your priorities to help guide your decision.

Absolutely! It’s your special day, so feel free to include any traditions or customs that are meaningful to you and your partner, even if you choose to elope.

Share your plans in advance, have a post-elopement reception, livestream your ceremony, or include loved ones in the planning process to help them feel involved.

Yes, many couples choose to elope and then host a reception or celebration with friends and family at a later date, allowing for both an intimate ceremony and a larger gathering.

Choose a meaningful location, write your own vows, incorporate your favourite hobbies or interests, or include sentimental items to create a truly unique and memorable elopement.