Emily and Peter had an intimate Wagner Cove elopement in the late summer, and these Wagner Cove elopement photos capture every joyful moment. Among lush greenery in their Central Park wedding photos, these two said their vows in an intimate summer ceremony. We’re based in the Hudson Valley, but we love coming down to Central Park for elopements and engagements, so we were thrilled to capture their day. Because only a few close friends attended, you can see the love and happiness in the faces of these two.

Since much of their family lives far away, they wanted to marry legally and officially. Having some family and friends tune in over Zoom, this intimate ceremony took place in Wagner Cove. It’s one of the most iconic spots to marry in Central Park, given its historical significance and closeness to other landmarks.
Nestled right near Bow Bridge and Bethesda Terrace, this Wagner Cove elopement took place in a small area right at the water’s edge. In fact, it’s so close, the turtles may come up and beg for food! These beautiful Central Park wedding photos also included their dog, Cupid, who wore a cute little tux for the occasion.

In an intimate ceremony with close friends and family, these two dreamed of a gorgeous NY wedding. With lush greenery surrounding the area, and stunning views of the water, their summer Central Park elopement was picture perfect.
Each half of the couple wore a totally unique outfit. We loved Peter’s floral tie and Emily’s lacy jumpsuit. They were total fashion icons in their Wagner Cove elopement photos. It means so much when couples put these personal twists on their special day.

After popping some champagne to toast their Wagner Cove elopement, the newlyweds left hand-in-hand, heading to nearby Bethesda Terrace for pictures. With its Art Deco architecture and design, Bethesda Terrace was the perfect place to capture their happiness together.

This lush landscape near the Loeb boathouse also provides lots of beautiful Central Park wedding photo opportunities for couples who marry there. Their Wagner Cove elopement also included a “first dance” under Bethesda Terrace, with a lovely guitar player accompanying them.
One of the most romantic places to marry, you can tie the knot at Wagner Cove in Central Park. It may be a good idea to get a permit if you want to celebrate your love story here, however. You can get photography permits/special occasions permits online via the Central Park Conservancy.
It’s a good idea to get a permit because you don’t want to show up and find someone else already marrying there. Given how romantic and popular this location is, there are many people who want to elope at Wagner Cove. Plus, having a permit secures your date and time without worrying about people kicking you out.
We’re a Hudson Valley based photo and video team, and Central Park is one of our favorite places to travel for elopements and engagements. If you’re thinking about tying the knot in New York, eloping is a perfect option. Whether you’re a couple looking for a cute destination wedding or a local to the area, there are plenty of iconic locations for an intimate wedding. From a Wagner Cove elopement to a ceremony at Bethesda Fountain, you can’t go wrong with a Central Park wedding day. Weddings in Central Park can be so wonderful. Best of all, we’ll make sure your wedding ceremony goes off without a hitch and deliver Wagner Cove elopement photos you’ll treasure.
Fun, Candid Wagner Cove Elopement Photos in Central Park

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