Weddings in the wild require a mental shift: infrastructure first.
Of course, there is the beauty. There may be a family property, a favorite patch of woods or a piece of land that means something deeply personal to you. But then there are flushing toilets, refrigeration, drinking water, roads, parking, electricity, trash removal and protection from the elements.
That is the shift. Before you ask, “Wouldn’t it be beautiful to get married here?” ask, “What would it take to make a wedding work here?”
Once you begin thinking that way, get ready—the world opens up. A place doesn’t have to be a traditional wedding venue to become an extraordinary place to get married.