elopement
/ɪˈlɒpmeɪnt/Definitions
1. noun
a sudden and secretive departure, especially of a person who is to be married, without the knowledge or consent of their family or friends
“The couple’s surprise elopement to Las Vegas was kept a secret until they returned home.”
2. noun
the act of secretly taking someone away, especially to get married
“The elopement was facilitated by a friend who drove them to the wedding chapel.”
3. verb
to secretly take someone away, especially to get married
“They eloped to avoid their families’ disapproval of their relationship.”