Cornwall is such a sought after Wedding Elopement destination. Eloping no longer means running away without telling friends or family. Intimate Elopements now include small ceremonies with best friends and close relatives. If you’re planning on getting married in Cornwall you will have many amazing venues and locations to choose from, you will be spoilt for choice. You can choose to get married in a castle, hotel, on a beach, in the woods, a manor house or even a cavern! Pledging your love and saying your Vows to one another deserves to take place in a spectacular setting. Wherever you choose, if you Elope to Cornwall, your celebrations will be set against some of the most amazing scenery in the country. Whatever your reasons for Eloping to Cornwall, you will definitely have a stress-free wedding, save yourself money by having a smaller guest list, have amazing photographs and experience your own beautiful wedding story, unlike any others, which you can share with those you love. For more inspiration and to find out what couples who embrace their wild side by Eloping to Cornwall can enjoy, please read on...
Elope to Cornwall
THE BEST ELOPEMENT LOCATION IN THE UK
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Beautiful Beaches
Enjoy your Elopement on one of our Beaches.
Famous for breathtakingly beautiful beaches, it’s no wonder that so many couples choose to Elope to Cornwall. Cornwall has one of the most stunning coastlines in the UK. The north has rolling waves, dramatic, rugged cliffs and sandy beaches, the west is wild, untamed and the south is tranquil with sandy coves and thankfully you’re never more than 10 miles away from a beach. Welcome to paradise!
No matter where you are visiting there will be a local beach within easy reach. With the total number of beaches in Cornwall coming in at around 300, the variation is endless. From sweeping stretches of sandy shores, dramatic steep-cliffed coves with wild waves, white sands and turquoise waters, to surfing beaches and sheltered pebbled coves, you will be spoilt for choice. Cornwall has become a world famous Surfing destination over recent years. Try out the great surfing waves along the North Cornish coast where you can also attend a surf school if practise is needed! Are you ready to Elope to Cornwall and explore our beautiful beaches?
Are you tired of snappy seagulls attacking you and your pasty? Perhaps it’s time to push out the boat! A wildlife safari boat, that is!! Have you thought about booking a sea safari to spot dolphins, whales, basking sharks, seals and all kinds of seabirds? June is one of the best months for wildlife watching. At this time of year there’s a bounty of birdlife to see all around Cornwall, especially along the coast, whether walking our coastal paths, out on a sea kayak or on a Sea Safari. It is the best time of year to see Puffins on the cliffs around the Rumps and Mouls Island near Polzeath too. There’s also a better chance of spotting sunfish, dolphins and basking sharks. To experience a marine wildlife adventure of a lifetime, hop on board a wildlife boat trip from Padstow, Falmouth or Penzance to increase your chances of spotting these beautiful marine creatures. To find out about more amazing things to do while Honeymooning In Cornwall, please check out our blogs or get in touch with us.
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See our beautiful Marine Life
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Under the Stars
The night sky is always changing with the seasons and phases of the moon.
To get the most out of your stargazing experience you’re after as dark a night sky as possible before the moon is full. This means that these areas are free enough from light pollution to stargaze with the naked eye. Dark Sky Discovery Sites are only awarded to locations that are accessible and free enough from light pollution to be able to view the Milky Way. Best spots for Stargazing during your Elopement in Cornwall
Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps
The first site is Carnewas, a popular clifftop location with views stretching out across Bedruthan
Steps and beyond. There is a National Trust car park and the sky can be enjoyed fully from the
nearby grassy picnic area, making it super accessible and great for kids.
St Agnes Head
On the north coast. This is one of the few places in the United Kingdom which has been deemed a Dark Sky Site. This makes it one of the finest spots in the country, where you can lie back on a blanket looking for shooting stars, with the sound of the sea below you.
Porthcurno
Porthcurno is a small village to the north but its lights aren’t visible from this location. As there
are dark skies all around, this is a wonderful spot for observing the sky. There are viewing
spots, away from the car park along the coastal path.
Best Places for
Stargazing
the cornish pasty
Surveys have shown that one of the top three reasons people visit Cornwall is the food. The Cornish pasty is the food most associated with Cornwall. Cornish folks joke that the pastry on a good pasty should be strong enough to withstand a drop down a mine shaft. The barley flour that was often used makes hard, heavy, dense pastry. In the tin mines of Cornwall, pasties were associated with knockers . These spirits were said to create a knocking sound that was supposed to indicate the location of rich veins of ore or to warn of an impending tunnel collapse. To encourage the good will of the knockers, miners would leave a small part of the pasty within the mine for them to eat. Sailors and fishermen would throw a crust into the water to appease the spirits of dead mariners, though fishermen believed that it was bad luck to take a pasty aboard ship. A Cornish proverb, emphasised the great variety of ingredients that were used in pasties by saying that the devil would not come into Cornwall for fear of ending up as a filling in one. Nowadays, you can still find a Pasty in many varied flavours, something to suit everyone's taste. The world's largest Cornish pasty was made in August 2010, measuring 4.6 metres (15 ft) and weighing 860 kilograms (1,900 lb).
What's your favourite flavour!
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our Top Tips for your Elopement in Cornwall
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Cornwall is such a sought after Elopement Wedding Location. Eloping to Cornwall no longer means running away without telling friends or family. Intimate Weddings now include small ceremonies with best friends and close relatives. If you’re planning on getting married in Cornwall you will have many amazing venues and locations to choose from, you will be spoilt for choice. You can choose to get married in a castle, hotel, on a beach, in the woods, a manor house or even a cavern! Pledging your love and saying your Vows to one another deserves to take place in a spectacular setting. Elope Cornwall, Elope Cornwall, Elope Cornwall, Elopement Wedding Cornwall, Elopement Wedding Cornwall, Elopement Wedding Cornwall.
Wherever you choose, if you Elope Cornwall, your celebrations will be set against some of the most amazing scenery in the country. Whatever your reasons for Elopement Wedding Cornwall, you will definitely have a stress-free elopement wedding, save yourself money by having a smaller guest list, have amazing photographs and experience your own beautiful wedding story, unlike any others, which you can share with those you love. For more inspiration and to find out what couples who embrace their wild side by Eloping to Cornwall can enjoy, please read on…elope
Enjoy your Elopement Wedding Cornwall on one of our beaches
Famous for breathtakingly beautiful beaches, it’s no wonder that so many couples choose to Elope to Cornwall. Cornwall has one of the most stunning coastlines in the UK. The north has rolling waves, dramatic, rugged cliffs and sandy beaches, the west is wild, untamed and the south is tranquil with sandy coves and thankfully you’re never more than 10 miles away from a beach. Welcome to paradise! No matter where you are visiting there will be a local beach within easy reach. With the total number of beaches in Cornwall coming in at around 300, the variation is endless. From sweeping stretches of sandy shores, dramatic steep-cliffed coves with wild waves, white sands and turquoise waters, to surfing beaches and sheltered pebbled coves, you will be spoilt for choice. Cornwall has become a world famous Surfing destination over recent years. Try out the great surfing waves along the North Cornish coast where you can also attend a surf school if practise is needed! Are you ready to Elope to Cornwall and explore our beautiful beaches? We cant wait to host your Elopement wedding.
See our beautiful Marine Life when you elope
Are you planning on having your micro Wedding or Handfasting Wedding Ceremony in Cornwall during June? Then you’re In luck!
Cornwall under the Stars
The night sky is always changing with the seasons and phases of the moon. The Porthcurno Telegraph Museum has at now a beautiful Exhibition about Dark Skys in Cornwall. How is that to watch the Stars after your Cornwall Elopement?
Best Places for Stargazing
West Penwith is a amazing place to watch the stars in cornwall. the light pollutions is perfect to watch the stars and see the Milky Way.
Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps
The first site is Carnewas, a popular clifftop location with views stretching out across Bedruthan Steps and beyond. There is a National Trust car park and the sky can be enjoyed fully from the nearby grassy picnic area, making it super accessible and great for kids. Elopement Wedding Cornwall
St Agnes Head
On the north coast. This is one of the few places in the United Kingdom which has been deemed a Dark Sky Site. This makes it one of the finest spots in the country, where you can lie back on a blanket looking for shooting stars, with the sound of the sea below you.Elope, Elopement Wedding Cornwall
Porthcurno
Porthcurno is a small village to the north but its lights aren’t visible from this location. As there are dark skies all around, this is a wonderful spot for observing the sky. There are viewing spots, away from the car park along the coastal path.
Elopement Checklist
Here’s a handy checklist of items to take with you when you elope. Wait for a clear night, pack a blanket and a bottle of fizz, lie back and enjoy the display. Don’t forget we do full moon and under the star elopements so please get in touch for more information or check out our Cornwall Elopements Website
Torch, Waterproof Mat, Snuggly Blanket, Flask hot Chocolate or Gin, Camera & Tripod, Binoculars
