Margot and Israel are naturally drawn to mountains and seclusion, so they chose an Olympic National Park elopement for their special day! The couple had an intimate ceremony in the forest, shared some bubbly in thrifted mismatching champagne flutes, and ended the day with a sun-drenched stroll through the mountains in Deer Park. We can’t get enough of Margot’s high-neck boho Self-Portrait gown and Israel’s super cool tweed Ted Baker suit. Photographer Noelle Johnson captured every moment of Margot and Israel’s elopement beautifully, including some of the most epic golden hour portraits we’ve ever seen!
The Couple:
Margot and Israel
The Wedding:
Olympic National Park, Port Angeles, Washington

We both knew we wanted to visit a stunning scenic location on our wedding day, and we are drawn to mountains and seclusion. Most of our early planning went into reading about places in the Pacific Northwest, an area we had never traveled. We also wanted to find a photographer who would capture our vision, and when we found Noelle, it all fell into place.
Staying spontaneous with some of the details turned out to be incredibly fun. The day before we got married, we bounced around thrift stores in Port Townsend to find five mis-matched champagne flutes and a basket to use for a toast with our officiant, his wife, and Noelle. We fell in love with the town in the process, and that day really added to our adventure.

We wanted to resemble simple...