Tahoe Micro Wedding Packages
A Tahoe micro wedding is a small celebration — typically with a tight guest list of close family and friends — held in one of Lake Tahoe's beautiful natural settings. Micro wedding packages combine the intimacy of an elopement with the warmth of a small gathering.
What Makes It a Micro Wedding
Micro weddings usually include between roughly 5 and 30 guests. Some couples include only immediate family; others invite a slightly wider circle of close friends.
Compared to a traditional wedding, micro weddings keep logistics simpler while still offering room for a meaningful gathering, a meal, and shared celebration.
Common Package Inclusions
Packages may include ceremony coordination, an officiant, a photographer, simple florals, and recommendations for nearby restaurants or rental venues that can host a small group.
Some packages also include light styling for tables, a small setup for the ceremony, or transportation guidance.
What to Consider
- Guest counts above a small threshold may trigger additional permit rules.
- Check venue or restaurant private-dining availability early.
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Tahoe Elopement Packages is a free local guide built to help couples plan a beautiful Lake Tahoe elopement. We share information on locations, packages, permits, and planning, and we're happy to answer questions by phone. We do not directly provide wedding planning, photography, officiant services, floral services, venue management, marriage licensing, or permit approval — package availability, pricing, permits, location access, and legal requirements vary and should be confirmed with the appropriate provider, county, venue, or land manager.