Many brides and grooms today are opting for Palm Beach weddings. While most brides probably picture nice breezes and the perfect day, in reality, there are some things that you need to consider when planning the perfect beach wedding. From whether you want a private or a public beach wedding to ensuring that you have a backup plan in case of rain.
Public or Private
The first thing you need to determine is if you want to have a public or private beach wedding. Palm Beach weddings can be either of course. The trick is to make sure that you can rent a private beach, since the majority of the beaches in the United States are open to the public. The best way to do this is by hiring a wedding planner or going through a company that handles renting private beaches for you.
Weather and Tides
One of the biggest things to do when planning the perfect beach wedding is to check the tides and the weather for that day. You don’t want half of your beach to disappear during the ceremony because high tide arrived in the middle of it. You also want to keep an eye on the weather and have a backup plan so that your wedding won’t be ruined by rain.
Make Guests Aware
When you send out your invitations, you want to make sure you specify that you are having a beach wedding. The attire for a beach wedding is much different than it is for a wedding inside of a church or even by a lake. Your guests knowing what to expect is the right way to have a wedding that they will be talking about for months to come.
Use a Beach Resort Instead
One of the most helpful hints out there is to have your wedding at a beach resort instead. Not only do they know where to find the private beaches, they will keep an eye on the weather and know the tides as well. On top of that, you will have a wedding planner in most cases to help you pull off the wedding and reception of your dreams.
These are just a few things you need to consider when planning your beach wedding. For more information on Palm Beach weddings contact the professionals at Palm Beach National for an appointment. For more inforamtion, visit Palm Beach National Golf Club.
