113: How A Unique NYC Elopement Gives You More Freedom with Eloping Is Fun

Have you ever imagined ditching the rules and the guest list and simply escaping to a hidden gem to exchange your vows, just the two of you?

Jenny Mac, founder of Eloping Is Fun, curates extraordinary once-in-a-lifetime adventures in New York City for couples from all over the world. 

But she’s not interested in following tradition or making the experience like a mini wedding day, she challenges the norm and empowers people to have the best day of their lives. 

Jenny will teach you about: 

• the cultural shift away from traditional weddings, 
• the kind of freedom that eloping gives engaged couples, and 
• the joy of creating memorable individual experiences (like an elopement in a vegan doughnut shop). 

Jenny also shares some of her favourite secret locations in New York City for couples to tie the knot and has some great ideas for how to make your day cool and super fun. 

Resources Mentioned:

Eloping Is Fun: https://elopingisfun.com

Instagram Eloping is Fun: https://www.instagram.com/elopingisfun/

NYC Community Garden Weddings: https://elopingisfun.com/how-to-get-married-in-a-community-garden-in-nyc/

The Artist Loft: https://elopingisfun.com/welcome-to-the-artist-loft/

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