• Episode 035: What's a Hiking Elopement? | Guest: My Husband and Fave Second Shooter: Andrew Chandler

  • May 28 2024
  • Length: 15 mins
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Episode 035: What's a Hiking Elopement? | Guest: My Husband and Fave Second Shooter: Andrew Chandler

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  • Episode 035: What's a Hiking Elopement?

    Morning! Today, I'm so excited to welcome my husband back on the podcast as we talk about something really fun and also, like, a total kind of unexpected insurance: having a partner that can officiate hiking elopements. More specifically, we're talking about this: What's a hiking elopement? And why is Andrew an ordained to marry people?

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    Here's a few of the topics we'll discuss!

    • What's a Hiking Elopement Like?
    • What Made Andrew Decide To Get Ordained?
    • How Does Andrew Think This Has Helped Our Workflow?
    • Is This Something We'd Recommend?


    Can't wait to share our thoughts with you on this subject! Also sorry not sorry for all the laughs. I can't help myself! Lol.

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