Extra, Extra . . . More on Planning a Beach Wedding!

Boy, I got so carried away with the last post on beach weddings that after reading it, it sounded a bit disjointed – so let’s go back and fill in a few of the holes.

Unless you live on or near the beach you are planning on using for your wedding most people will need to travel to get there, so typically beach weddings are smaller with fewer people attending.  Many people opt to  have a reception at home once they are back from their honeymoon.

For Your Beach Wedding - Pure Inspiration!

These are just so delicious that I couldn't resist.....Enjoy!  If you have never thought about a beach wedding before, maybe it is time to reconsider.

                    Many thanks to the following for the above pics:

                                www.flickr.com/en.en, www.alohaislandweddings.

                                com, www.coconutgrovefiji.com, www.farfallawedding.

                                wordpress.com, www.inheavenweddings.com, and

                                www.sunriseflagler_09.com

Have You Ever Dreamed of Having a Beach Wedding?

Can’t you just smell the salt air, feel the ocean breeze and hear the lapping of the waves on the beach?  I sure remember when I had that dream but I never went through with it.  Research shows that approximately 35% of all weddings are outdoor weddings – I wonder just how many of those are at the beach?

Beach weddings are popular but they do present "special issues" and planning a beach wedding may be one of the most romantic challenges in a life time; great scenery, natural decorations, originality and non-conformism of the location are among the main features of a beach wedding.   But what are the issues of planning a beach wedding?  You don’t want to be surprised on your wedding day because you didn’t take these issues into consideration beforehand.