Isn't lovely to have your wedding on the beach? Exchange vows, barefoot on the sand. White orchids gracing you bridesmaids bouquet.The orange glow of magic hour streaking the horizon as family and friends gather to celebrate your new beginning.A beach wedding ceremony can be the perfect destination to express your ever lasting love. What better way to say 'I love you' than with the sand running between your toes? It's all true; a beach wedding is beautiful, romantic and picturesque.
When planning your "dream beach wedding" there are many things you should consider. You should have a backup plan in case of inclement weather. Renting a party tent as a backup option lets the wedding continue even if it is raining during the ceremony. Since the wedding is not in a church, it is important to find an officiator that will travel to your wedding destination.
Incorporating the beach into your wedding theme is a good idea that will be unique and fun. Items from the beach can be used for decorating, such as shells and tropical flowers. If the wedding takes place at sunset, luminaries could be placed in the sand for lighting.
Since beach weddings are more relaxed than church weddings, couples do not have to have a traditional wedding reception. Couples could have a picnic-style lunch afterward, with potato salad, chicken, and fruit. Favors for the guests can include items such as flip-flops for the beach or beach towels or even those fashionable and trendy eyeglasses to keep their eyes safe from the sunlight.
I once attended a beach wedding and it was fascinating to see that instead of wearing the usual suits, the guests wore Cubavera shirt to mix up with the Hawaiian wedding theme they were having. It was really a fun wedding that they even add up reggae music to feel enough summer vibes.
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