Corey Lynn Tucker Photography

11/03/2026

One more couple. One late-June 2027 date. The two of us beside you. 🤍

That’s my husband, George, officiating Dana + Israel’s sunrise ceremony on Otter Cliff. The fog was drifting along the coast as they stood together and got married. What a morning to be part of.

Next June, George and I will be back in Acadia together, and we have room for one more elopement.

For that opening, his officiant services are included in your photography collection. I’ll help you plan the day and photograph your story, and George will help you make it official.

We create personalized ceremonies just for you and help you figure out how to get your marriage license and take care of turning it in to make it legal. Getting married in Maineis the best.

You can choose photography + planning or an all-inclusive experience with our preferred Maine vendors. Either way, we’ll help you create a day you’re excited to wake up to—even if the alarm goes off before sunrise. ☕️

If you’ve been picturing your own vows along this coastline, send me “ACADIA” or inquire through the link in my bio. I’d love to hear what you’re dreaming about.

11/01/2026

2027 elopements are filling in, and there are a few really beautiful windows still open for couples who want more than a quick ceremony and a handful of portraits.

We’re designing these trips around experience first.

In April, George and I are opening Patagonia during his school break for couples who want a two-day adventure with room to hike, ride horses, eat well, slow down, and actually take in where you are.

At the end of June, we’ll be together in Acadia. George can officiate and assist, and I have room for one more elopement in that window.

In July, we’ll be back in Grand Teton with one more spot available there too.

Then in August, we’re opening the Dolomites and Greece for couples who want mountains, long summer days, incredible food, and a destination elopement that feels like a real trip, not just a photoshoot.

September and October, I’ll be back in Acadia solo for fall.

And throughout all of it, the story can live in more than one format.

Digital photography.
35mm film.
Video.
Super 8.

The sweeping landscapes, the little in-between moments, movement, texture, wind, voices, laughter, all of it layered together so the experience feels as full when you look back on it as it did while you were there.

If you’re planning a 2027 elopement in Acadia, Grand Teton, Patagonia, the Dolomites, Greece, or Utah, now is a really good time to reach out.

Acadia in June is nearly full.
Grand Teton has one more July spot.

And we’re saving space for the right couples to join us.

10/30/2026

From photographing her family when she was a kid to filming her wedding day. How lucky am I?! 🥹🤍

We've been friends with Madison's parents for as long as I can remember, close to 20 years. I remember photographing Madison and her brothers when they were still in school, hearing about her college adventures, and somewhere along the way, getting to know the man who would become her husband, Jason.

So when they asked me to photograph and film their wedding, of course I said YES!

And what a weekend it was! From their lobster bake rehearsal dinner, where they even pulled up a seat for George and me, to their beautiful wedding at The Barn at Hatch Point in Bowdoinham, Maine. We felt like family the entire weekend. So much laughter, happy tears, and one heck of a celebration! Having George officiate their ceremony made it even more meaningful for us.

This is what I love so much about photography and filmmaking. Being invited into people's lives, watching their stories unfold over the years, and getting to preserve these little pieces of their family history.

For Madison + Jason, I created a hybrid wedding film blending nostalgic Super 8 with modern digital video. I love how the two work together. The imperfect, dreamy feeling of Super 8 paired with the movement, emotion, and sounds of their day. And between digital photography, 35mm film, Super 8, and video, we were able to preserve their wedding weekend in so many beautiful ways.

I also couldn't have done it without Phoebe, my second photographer and right-hand woman. What a dream having her alongside me!

Madison + Jason, thank you for inviting us into this chapter of your lives. Watching your film together last night and seeing your reactions was the sweetest reminder of why I love doing what I do.

Twenty years ago, I was photographing Madison with her brothers. Now I'm watching her marry the love of her life through my lens.

And someday, they'll be able to look back at these photographs and films and remember not just what their wedding looked like, but what it felt like.

This is what family is all about. 🥰

Photography, Super 8 + Videography | — Corey Lynn Tucker Photography
Second Photographer | Phoebe C. Photography
Officiant | — George Mastrogiannis
Venue | — The Barn at Hatch Point
Wedding Planner | — Jessica Riley Events
Hair + Makeup | — JW Bridal Artistry
Flowers | — Flowers by Hoboken
Catering | — 111 Maine Catering
DJ | — Kevin, Double Platinum Celebrations

Some weddings are extra special. This one was family. 🤍Madison + ...

10/22/2026

The photos matter. So does how it felt.

I care just as much about how you experience your elopement as I do about the photographs we create together.

I want you to actually live your day. To be fully present with each other. To breathe, pause, laugh, cry, explore, and take it all in without feeling like you're constantly being directed or rushed from one location to the next.

That's why I put so much care into the planning. Finding places that feel like you, designing a timeline around the light, the landscape, and your energy, and creating space for those unexpected little moments that end up meaning everything.

I read the room. I know when to step in and when to step back. When to offer a little direction and when to let things unfold naturally.

Because your elopement isn't a photoshoot. It's your wedding day. And you deserve to experience every bit of it.

The photographs, 35mm film, Super 8, and video are how we hold onto those memories. But the experience itself? That's what stays with you.

Now booking April 2027 Patagonia elopements! 

My entire 2027 destination elopement calendar is open, including Acadia National Park, Grand Teton National Park, the Italian Dolomites, Patagonia, and adventures throughout New England and the American West.

If you're dreaming of an elopement that feels like you, with someone who will help you plan it, experience it, and document it as it unfolds, I'd love to hear your story.

Inquire through the link in my bio. 🤍

10/03/2026

Yesterday felt like New England finally decided to show off.

A quiet fall elopement in Connecticut, the first hints of color in the trees, warm day, storm clouds rolling in, and two people getting married surrounded by the landscape they love.

Kendra + Josh wanted something intimate, relaxed, and meaningful, without turning their wedding day into a production. Just time together, a beautiful ceremony,woodlands, and time to have a relaxed elopement.

These are the kinds of Connecticut elopements I love most. Especially when George can join me and officiate. Simple in the best way, deeply personal, and centered around the experience instead of a checklist.

They stayed at a cozy cabin in the woods, the perfect home-base for their honeymoon.

Kendra + Josh, I’m so happy for you two. Thank you for trusting me with this chapter. I cannot wait to share more from your beautiful fall day.

🍁

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10/02/2026

Madison + Jason’s Hatch Point wedding weekend was one of those weekends that filled my whole cup.

My friend Phoebe flew all the way from Florida to photograph alongside me, which made it even more special. Back when I was photographing weddings full time, she was my right-hand woman, mentored with me for years, and second shot so many wedding days by my side. So this felt like a reunion in every possible way. Getting to photograph our friends together again, from the rehearsal dinner through the full wedding day, was such a gift.

And wow, the energy.

The dance floor was packed all night, the DJ absolutely understood the assignment, and Gerry, the bride’s dad, surprised all of us with the best dance moves. We were smiling from ear to ear the entire weekend.

There’s just something different about photographing people you love. They already feel like family, so every laugh, every speech, every hug, every little in-between moment hits a little harder.

George officiated, Phoebe and I photographed, and somehow this introvert still found enough energy to get on the dance floor with everyone at the end of the night.

I delivered Madison + Jason’s full gallery earlier this week, and now I’m so excited to start weaving together their hybrid wedding film with digital video + Super 8.

As George and I head out today to photograph an elopement here in Connecticut while the fall leaves start turning, I’m feeling extra grateful that couples continue to trust us as a team.

We bring our whole hearts to this work.

Madison + Jason, thank you for having us. What a weekend. Cheers to you two.

Enjoy some of my favorite film photos...

Photographer + Super 8 Videographer | Corey | Adventure Elopement Photographer + Videographer 
Second Photographer | 
Officiant | George Mastrogiannis
Venue | The Barn at Hatch Point | Maine wedding + events venue
Wedding Planner | Jessica Riley Events
Hair + Makeup | New England Luxury Bridal Hair Design & Makeup Artistry
Flowers | Maine Wedding Florist
Caterer |
DJ | Double Platinum Celebrations

09/28/2026

You don’t have to hike five miles in wedding clothes to have an adventurous Acadia elopement, unless you want too.

And you also don’t have to choose the easiest trail just because you’re getting married. The sweet spot is finding the experience that actually feels like you.

I’ve spent years hiking, scouting and photographing throughout Acadia, and one thing I feel pretty strongly about is this: harder doesn’t mean better. Your elopement isn’t a competition to see how adventurous you can be.

Maybe we hike by headlamp for sunrise and eat breakfast with a view. Maybe you want a proper mountain adventure. Maybe we wander somewhere beautiful for private vows and save the bigger hike for another day. Or maybe you turn the whole thing into a two-day experience so there’s actually time to hike, eat lobster, bike, kayak and enjoy being in Maine.

I put together an Acadia hiking elopement guide with what I’ve learned about choosing the right hike, sunrise vs. sunset, crowds, Leave No Trace, multi-day elopements, and how to build a wedding day around the experience instead of collecting locations.

If you’re dreaming about eloping in Acadia in 2027, save this one for your planning. 🌲🥾

Read the Acadia Hiking Elopement Guide →
https://coreylynntuckerphotography.com/acadia-hiking-elopement/

09/27/2026

Mikayle + Ryan drove all the way from Indiana in their classic Toyota Land Cruiser. It has been in the family for years, and their plan is to take it to all 50 states.

So of course it had to be part of their Acadia elopement story.

I had a blast planning their elopement to include all the things they love to do in the most epic locations in the park and surrounding areas.

Later in the day, they changed into black jeans and leather jackets, pulled out their tiny Honda scooters, and the whole energy shifted in the best way.

This is the kind of elopement I love to photograph and film. I want your day to actually feel like your life.

I want the sunrise, the sound of the waves, the earth under your feet, the sigh of relief when the weather finally clears after a week of watching the forecast, and the little things that make no sense to anyone else but mean everything to you.

For Mikayle + Ryan, that looked like the Land Cruiser, cutting cake, taking the scenic route through Acadia, private vows, exchanging rings, having me officiate so it could literally be just the two of them, tiny scooters, protein bars, a Bar Harbor walkabout at low tide, MDI ice cream, recreating one of their parents’ old film photos, and Vacationland coffee for their sunrise elopement overlooking Dawnland.

I documented it all on digital, black and white film, and Super 8.

Those are the things I want to know about you. Your favorite things. Your family history. Your little rituals. Your snacks. Your inside jokes. The things you always bring with you. The things that feel like home.

Your Acadia elopement does not need more props or someone else’s Pinterest board.

It needs more of you.

Now booking 2027 Acadia elopements for couples who want a day that feels personal, adventurous, relaxed, and completely their own.