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Close-up of the inside of a grand piano, showing gold-colored metal strings, frame, and tuning pins, with part of the soundboard and circular sound holes visible.

Rebecca and Baelyn’s White Mountains elopement was a day filled with beauty, spontaneity, and fun! When these two first reached out to me, they knew that they wanted to elope in the White Mountains, but they weren’t sure exactly where, or what to do for the day. After finding out that they enjoy spending time together in nature, with Baelyn fishing while Rebecca reads, I know that the eastern White Mountains was the place to be.

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We started the day quietly, with some early morning stops along the Kancamagus Highway to explore the water and relax with some fishing and reading at the stocked trout pond. We mostly had the place to ourselves because of how early in the day that we were there. Unfortunately, Baelyn didn’t catch anything, but he did come pretty close!

Four women playing violins on stage, dressed in black, standing behind music stands. Stage lights illuminate them, with an empty chair and microphone stand visible in the background.
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    After the morning’s adventures, we returned to their AirBnB in Madison, NH to get ready for their ceremony. This little cabin in the woods was simply beautiful and happened to overlook the mountain that we would be hiking, too. While Rebecca worked on doing her own hair and makeup, Baelyn worked on packing a picnic for the two of them to enjoy after their vows.

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    After the morning’s adventures, we returned to their AirBnB in Madison, NH to get ready for their ceremony. This little cabin in the woods was simply beautiful and happened to overlook the mountain that we would be hiking, too. While Rebecca worked on doing her own hair and makeup, Baelyn worked on packing a picnic for the two of them to enjoy after their vows.

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