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Including Kids in Your Big Day (7 Tips):

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Eloping with kids can add an extra layer of love to your special day, but it also requires some thoughtful planning. From including them in key moments to ensuring they have fun activities, here are 7 ways to include kids in your elopement and tips to make it a day to remember.

1. Embrace The Kids’ Roles: 

Consider involving the kids in your elopement ceremony as flower girls, ring bearers, or even junior bridesmaids. While you celebrate your love, let them feel like a part of the celebration by giving them special tasks and roles to play.

2. Plan Kid-Friendly Activities: 

Keep the little ones entertained and engaged throughout the day by planning kid-friendly activities. Specifically this could include setting up a designated play area with games, coloring books, or even a small scavenger hunt to explore the elopement location.

3. Arrange Childcare Support: 

To ensure you have some one-on-one time as a couple, consider hiring a nanny or asking a family member to look after the kids during certain parts of the day. This will allow you to focus on each other while knowing that your little ones are well taken care of.

4. Include Your Kids in Your Vows: 

Make your vows even more meaningful by including promises to your children. Express your love and commitment to them, creating a touching moment that they will always cherish.

5. Create Kid-Friendly Photo Opportunities: 

In addition to your standard family shots, try to get creative with your photographer by incorporating fun and playful poses that involve the kids. Ask them to capture candid moments of laughter, hugs, and silly faces to document the joy of the day.

6. Personalize The Children’s Experience: 

Tailor the elopement experience to suit the interests and preferences of your children. Whether it’s choosing a location with exciting activities or incorporating their favorite foods, personalize their experience to make them feel special.

7. Involve Your Kids in the Celebration: 

After the ceremony, include the kids in post-elopement celebrations such as a luxury picnic or a special toast. Let them raise a glass (of juice or sparkling cider) to toast to your new beginning as a family.

Eloping with kids can be a beautiful and meaningful experience, filled with love, laughter, and cherished memories. When incorporating them into key moments, and ensuring they feel included, you can create a magical elopement day that celebrates your love as a family. Remember to embrace the joy and spontaneity of the moment, and cherish the bonds that make your family unique.

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EZ ELOPEMENTS, LLC | Elizaveta malone - Elopement specialist, designer & lead photographer