Nestled in the heart of Santa Barbara, a story of love and whimsy unfolded at the County Courthouse. As a Los Angeles wedding photographer, I embarked on a delightful journey to capture the joy and spontaneity of this Santa Barbara Courthouse elopement.

The Ceremony

In the historic Mural Room, vibrant murals provided the backdrop for the bride and groom’s heartfelt vows. The Mural Room is one of the best spots to get married at the courthouse. You can reserve it at their website, here. Its $700 for a 2 hour time slot. Feel free to learn more about it and get a full view of what’s painted inside, here.

Venturing outside, we soaked in the California sun, snapping priceless moments with family and friends. The courtyard buzzed with hugs, high-fives, and even a few photobombs by passing tourists, adding an extra dose of fun to the festivities.

From the grandeur of the main hall to the serenity of the courthouse gardens, every corner offered a new adventure. With each click of my camera, they shared laughs, and the anticipation of getting to their post-elopement celebration!

The Boho Vibe

The bride twirled in her whimsical gown, while the groom rocked his rust orange suit with undeniable confidence. Their just-married vibes were contagious, spreading smiles wherever they went.

Transitioning to Celebration

As the sun began to dip below the horizon, we bid adieu to the courthouse and headed to their Airbnb. Surrounded by their closest friends and furry companions, the newlyweds toasted to a lifetime of love, laughter, and unforgettable memories.

Through my lens, I captured more than just moments; I captured the magic of a love story unfolding in real-time. This Santa Barbara Courthouse elopement wasn’t just about tying the knot; it was about embracing the spontaneity of life and the joy of being together. As we laughed and danced the night away, I felt grateful to have been a part of their happily ever after. Cheers to love, laughter, and happily ever after!

Interested in having me photograph your elopement? Send me an inquiry!