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You want a glorious beach wedding with sparkling waters, clean white sand, and vivid sunsets, but do you have an idea which beach location will serve you best? Among the most popular beach wedding destinations you might want to check out are:

• The sugar sand beaches of the Florida Panhandle known as the Emerald Coast centered around Destin, Florida,


• The beautiful gulf Florida gulf beaches with unaparalleled sunsets, including such prime locations as St. Pete Beach then Naples further south, and on down to


• Spectacular Islamorada and the long expanse of beautiful beaches in the Florida Keys.

Other U.S. beaches claim their fame as popular beach wedding destinations, such as Myrtle Beach, S.C. and seaside locations in Southern California. Then there are the inviting, romantic beaches in Hawaii and Mexico, as well as the ever-popular tropical beaches and rich turquoise waters of the Caribbean.

So how do you choose your beach wedding location?

Your Your choice of beach wedding location will be dictated by your:

• Wedding Budget - yours and your chosen guests, including facilities, travel, and all;


• Physical Limitations - are you and special family and friends able to travel there? lIs the specific beach wedding location level and accessible to any young, elderly, or special needs guests you really want to be there?


• Date And Season - Will it be in the chill of winter or excessive heat of summer? The rainy season or hurricane season, or a bad time of year for "no see'ums," etc. for that locale?


• Fondest beach memories and dreams, style and preferences - It may be the beach you remember happily from childhood, or where you fell in love, or which fits the image you've always had in your mind.


• Requirements for facilities and settings to deliver the style and quality of your beach wedding dreams with memorable flair and worry free detail - and with a "Plan B" for rain, as well as necessary bathroom accessibility.


• Chosen location's westward view if you want a sunset wedding (or eastward view for a sunrise wedding) - such as gorgeous, friendly, accommodating Isla Mujeres which faces westward across the bay from the more crowded Cancun. Even when you have the right "sunset beach," make sure your selected wedding site is in the perfect, unobstructed spot on the beach to view the awesome sunset.

Whatever beach wedding destination you choose, there will be common factors that don't exist with a church wedding, and which could "make or break" your dream wedding. That's why I strongly urge you, before going further with your wedding plans, to get your guide to "Planning Your Dream Beach Wedding (and Preventing Nightmares)." Like the old American Express Card ad, "Don't leave home without it!" And by all means, even if you use a wedding planner who knows the locale, make your own site visit, if possible. Don't leave the details to chance.

Now let's assume you've chosen your ideal beach wedding location, gone through the beach wedding planning guide, and addressed all these issues. You know the pitfalls, and you have contingency plans in the event of rain (or worse). You are even planning to have a basket of individual sunscreen bottles as an additional "wedding favor" for your guests - And they might need it!

So now let's get into some creative beach wedding ideas and have some fun ... such as unusual beach wedding favor ideas, cool beach wedding dress ideas, clever beach wedding cake ideas... And what about unusual beach wedding invitation ideas, music, photography, and beach wedding reception ideas? On we go...

Your beach wedding location gives you a lot of creative freedom. Some wedding couples have saved beaucoup money with these ideas:

• Hold your wedding ceremony on the beach in front of the restaurant facility that's hosting the reception, or say your vows at the same facility as your wedding reception.



• Create an elegant wedding canopy with four large ratan poles upright in the sand, draped with inexpensive white gauze over the top. You can even do this as a canopy for your guests if the wedding guest list is not too large.



• Use driftwood as place card holders or as centerpieces with candles and sea shells.



• Create your own napkin holders with ribbon or natural raffia threaded through a sand dollar. Or do away with napkin holders altogether. Place a single flower atop the napkin on the plate.



• Skip the formal seated wedding dinner and have a cocktail buffet or cake and champagne wedding reception instead. Your guests will love to mix and mingle, party and dance, without being tied down to a formality in this lovely free-flowing environment.



• Save money on expensive table flower arrangements. Instead, add some sea shells and citrus scented candles or romantic votive candles. Consider, too, some sea greens, palm, or single exotic bloom.



• Create a "green" reception by using potted plants in the decor. They won't blow away like cut flowers, they cost less, hold up better, and are not single purpose. They can later adorn your new home, or be used as gifts for your parents or wedding attendants. Clusters of smaller green or flowering, potted plants can be laid on ribbons on the tables instead of expensive floral arrangements, and then serve as wedding guest favors.

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