Build Your Heli Elopement
Five short questions. At the end you will have a clear shape for your day — where you fly from, how long you are in the air, which sites suit you and what your season means. No pricing guesswork, no obligation.
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Answer all five questions above and we will lay out the shape of your day, the landing sites that suit it, and what your season means for the plan.
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Cross-check your plan against packages, landing sites and real days.
Heli elopement packages
Compare the flight times, landings and inclusions of each package side by side.
Landing locations
Every peak, glacier and valley we can land on, grouped by landscape and region.
Real weddings
Real couples, real days — locations flown, weather and how each morning unfolded.
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Every landing location
The full list of ridgelines, glaciers and valleys we fly to, grouped by region and landscape.
Real weddings
Full stories from couples who have done exactly this — where they landed and how the day ran.
Eloping in New Zealand
Legal requirements, regions and seasons for couples planning from overseas.
No. It is a planning guide. Every elopement is priced individually once we know your date, flight time, landing count and coverage — this tool just narrows the shape of the day before you talk to us.
Of course. Nothing here is a booking. Most couples change at least one thing between the first email and the final plan, and the final landing sites are always chosen on the morning.
Tell us in your enquiry. A fixed date changes how we plan — we hold more backup sites, watch the forecast earlier, and sometimes recommend flying from the other airfield.
No. Queenstown and Wānaka are about an hour apart by road, and we regularly move couples between the two when the weather sits better on one side.
Peak months — February to May — are usually booked well ahead. If you have a specific date in mind, check it with us as early as you can.