It would also be a good idea to include some beach brushes here so your guests can brush their legs and feet down before they leave. This means that your loved ones can leave their shoes safely whilst they go barefoot into the sand. Whether you are providing flip-flops for your guests or not, I love the idea of creating a shoe station or large shoe rack for your guests. You may also want to provide drinking water, sunscreen, and maybe even insect repellent to ease any possible discomfort! A Shoe Valet I love the idea of providing flip-flops for your guests, so if they opted for closed shoes, they still have the option to get out their toes and embrace the sand. Perhaps your guests won’t wear appropriate beach footwear. These could even be personalized with your names and the wedding date – this would make a great wedding favor. Leave a paper hand fan on every guest chair to help keep them cool for example. Think about little things that you can provide that will help them out. Some of your wedding guests may not be quite prepared for spending a few hours under the hot sun. Wicker or bamboo chairs are a great way to extend your natural beach wedding vibe – you can find grand ones for the bride and groom, almost like wicker thrones, and decorate with palm leaves or bright flowers. Handwrite your guest names on shells, palm leaves, or even half coconut shells. If you are dining on the beach, you can certainly get creative with the place names on your tables. You could even use local fruits to accentuate the beach vibe on your tables think pineapples, bananas, and coconuts. Using palm tree leaves as your table runners is a simple yet particularly effective way to extend the tropical theme. This may be small potted cacti, coconuts, or the local flowers to match your bouquet. This is no ordinary wedding, this is a beach wedding, so think about using natural elements in your table decor. Your bouquet could then of course match your flower crown, buttonholes, and centerpieces. I opted for birds of paradise flowers as their bright orange color was so vibrant. You are only getting married on the beach once, so choose bright and eye-catching flowers from a local supplier such as orchids or ginger flowers. If you are in an area famous for its tropical fruits, you could use large pretty woven baskets filled with vivid oranges and papayas to decorate your aisle. If you are lucky enough to be tying the knot somewhere like Hawaii, you could of course exchange flesh flower lei with your partner during your ceremony. Embrace Natureĭepending on your location I encourage you to explore the local flora and fauna to see what can be used within your beach wedding design.īright flowers could be turned into a flower crown or hair slide for the bride. This could be by using flower petals, shells or palm tree leaves to create an outline, and possibly the walkway down if needed. Walking down the aisle is a little different on the beach you almost have to create the aisle yourself. Whether it’s incorporating shells, waves, the sun, palm trees, or beach cocktails into your stationery, you can find some lovely designs that will be sure to get your guests even more excited about the upcoming event. Once you have decided on your beach location, you can start to reflect this in all elements of your wedding, from your save-the-dates to the wedding website.
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