How Do You Plan A Romantic Beach Wedding?
• Consider which beach. If it’s in a sheltered cove, the water should be fairly calm and there shouldn’t be too much wind. If it’s fully exposed to the ocean, however, that could be a very different story. • Ensure that the tides won’t impact your ceremony. Your venue should be familiar with the tides, and should arrange your wedding so that you and your guests won’t float away half way through the ceremony, but it never hurts to check what time the tide starts to come in, in case you end up running late. • Check the privacy of the location. Finally make sure you have a good look at the beach and find out how private it is. It might look great in the photos but if there is a beach bar, or worse still a nudist beach right next to it, your ceremony might not be quite as serene as you imagine. • Consider the available facilities at the venue. Ideally your venue should have direct access to the beach. If the venue is some distance from the sand but provides a shuttle to the beach, check ho
