An Elopement in Chile, the South-west American best places
Not a beach and white sand fan and looking for an adventurous elopement trip? Head to Chile, the most underrated destination for elopement pictures. Chile is not necessarily the first destination people think of for an elopement photo session. It is a place in the world far from the clichés of paradisiacal beaches seen on the Maldives' postcards. It is the aridest region on Earth, with the Atacama Desert. It is also one of the wettest with the Island of Chiloé. Undoubtedly, Chile is for an adventurous couple looking for unusual landscapes to immortalize their sacred moment.
This article, therefore, presents the best places in Chile for your elopement pictures.
The best places in Chile for your elopement pictures.
1. Torres Del Paine:
Imagine taking your wedding pictures surrounded by more than 200,000 hectares of virgin forests, granite needles piercing the clouds, living glaciers making their way between mountains, and emerald-hued lagoons reflecting stunning landscapes. All of this is possible in Torres Del Paine in Southern Patagonia in Chile.
Torres Del Paine is considered one of the most beautiful places for elopement pictures in the world. Each year it attracts thousands of newlyweds from all over the world to immortalize their sacred moment. In Torres Del Paine, you'll be mesmerized by the mountains and granite peaks of the massif that are reflected in the clear waters of the milky-textured Lake Pehoe.
In Torres Del Paine, you'll have the chance to take fantastic wedding pictures surrounded by clouds dancing in the sky. You'll have the opportunity to witness the skylight changing and revealing different mountain color palettes. Additionally, take your best elopement pictures in a place where the color fade is so perfect that you will have a hard time distinguishing the sky from the horizon.
2. Atacama Desert.
Take the most beautiful elopement pictures under skies of an eternal Tuareg blue that no light pollution taints. The Atacama Desert, in Chile, offers a thousand and one wonders to the eager eye for large virgin spaces, incandescent lights, and botanical or geological curiosities. After taking your wedding pictures in the very busy Valle Della Luna, head to Valle Della Muerte, a place that looks as if coming from another planet. We also invite you to take a tour in Valle Del Arcoiris with your partner. You'll be amazed by its rainbow cliffs born from magmatic jolts and erosion, which makes it a perfect spot for a wedding photo session.
3.Santiago.
A list of best places in Chile for your elopement pictures cannot be complete without Santiago. The Chilean capital is a city of contrasts, a charming city, fascinating and in perpetual renewal. Santiago houses numerous beautiful places for an elopement session.
In the morning, you can take amazing wedding pictures in Bicentennial Park, where Swans and other species of birds surround you. You can even take your elopement pictures while practicing leisure activities with your partner. Additionally, you can take your wedding photos while exploring the park with your bicycles or thoroughly while enjoying a good picnic with your partner.
After Bicentennial Park, go with your partner to Valparaiso. This place will charm you with its colorful houses on the hill, green parks, and historical monuments. In the afternoon, change the scenery a bit and take some great wedding photos in Viña Del Mar, also known as the garden city. It is the favorite seaside resort of Chileans.
Late in the afternoon, head to rooftop Azotea Mathilde, this restaurant bar has everything to please and to take unforgettable wedding pictures. Rooftop Azotea Mathilde has a charming decoration that will give a whole new aspect to your elopement photos. Additionally, while immortalizing the moment, enjoy healthy and delicious local dishes.
Chile is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and underrated places for elopement pictures. The Latin American country has so many wonderful landscapes that will make your wedding photo session unique. So what are you for?
