Though we can’t all live by the sea, most of us feel drawn to it in one way or another. And if you are able, a wedding by the beach should be at the top of your list! Today we’re excited to share this beautiful editorial, inspired by the South Florida landscape and pulling together fresh ideas for all of our beach brides. The combination of coral and peach hues in wedding palettes isn’t new, but we love the bold way those vibrant florals are paired with the cultured wood table and chairs. Read on for more details behind these beach wedding ideas!
More from the event designer, Beauty in the Making:
“Inspired by the distinctive landscape of South Florida, we situated ourselves on the shoreline of Key Biscayne, a glorious location that quietly reveals the spirit and eighteenth century history of this area. The lighthouse is the oldest structure in Dade County & tells old tales of marauding pirates that passed through these islands. I was influenced by the azure blue of the sea, golden rays of sunshine and lush greenery that characterizes this unique area. Magenta and deep coral tulips, ranunculus and ivy vines highlighted the surroundings as the sun set, inviting the night fall. Feather and Stone captured it all so amazingly, not only this stunning couple but all the finer details of the settings and scenery.
The magnificent Marchesa gown contrasted our backdrop with a gentle under layer of gold lace covered in decadent pearls and crystals. I felt it made for an elegant distinction from the simple beauty of the blues skies and sea. The cultured table made by Wood that Works paired with gold accented plates, glasses and cutlery, vegetation and pop of color from the blooms that seemed to be growing out of the center of it all. An island affair that would excite any bride, highlighting the exquisiteness of this paradise.”
