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How to elope to NYC
Posted by Ariel · Advertisement

15 May 2009

nyc-elopeIf you're looking to skip all the wedding planning drama and elope in New York City, you can make your life easy by getting in touch with Judie and Liam from Elope NYC.

"When I married my life-long partner, I was stunned by the low quality of writing in standard wedding ceremonies, so I created a bunch of ceremonies for us. Yes, a bunch. I enjoyed the writing so much, I became a New York marriage officiant myself."

Judie's partner, Liam, is a NYC wedding photographer, and together they offer wedding and photography elopement packages starting at $350. Yes, you can get married in NYC for $350.

Judy will walk you step by step through the process of getting married in NYC and officiate your ceremony … while Liam will document the whole thang with beautiful wedding photos that will keep any miffed family members off your back.

Judie notes, "I'm fully registered by the city, so I can process the paperwork legally and all my heterosexual (hopefully soon same-sex too!) marriage ceremonies are fully legitimate."

Offbeat Discount:
Just mention Offbeat Bride and get a $50 discount or 6 extra prints from your elopenyc.com package!

So really, here's how to to elope to NYC:
1. Go to ElopeNYC.com
2. Call Judie & Liam at 646-361-5582
3. TADA! :)

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Jenny
May 15th, 2009 · 4:37 PM · #

This makes me wish I lived in NYC. It would make things so much easier. The photography alone would be worth it.

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nancy
May 17th, 2009 · 7:10 AM · #

That's awesome! I'd wish they'd been around when I got married… even though I had a small wedding by NYC standards, it still cost buckets of money!

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Nikki
May 18th, 2009 · 6:23 AM · #

Oh! I wish I still lived in NYC! What a great idea!

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Leanna
May 27th, 2009 · 6:47 AM · #

We were planning a wedding for 10-31-10 but then I realized, in two years my birthday will be 11-11-11. What better way to celebrate my birthday by getting married! Plus, we'd also like to have another baby in the meantime but I want to be married before I have another child. So we decided we'd like to elope somewhere and 'renew our vows' on 11-11-11. I've always said if I can go anywhere, I'd go back to NYC!

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Becca
May 30th, 2009 · 7:53 PM · #

Thank you so so sooooo much for posting this! There's no way I would have ever found out about them if it hadn't been for your site (which I'm addicted to) and now I'm going to have the ultimate wedding of my dreams for a 10th of the price I was planning on paying!!! Thanks to you, November 14, 2010 is going to be even better than I ever could have dreamed. :)

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Laura
September 7th, 2009 · 8:12 PM · #

where did you get married?

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