Themed Wedding Ceremonies
We are working on several very special all inclusive packages that offer a unique experience. Only for our themed ceremonies, we offer to travel to any beach location from Topsail Island in NC to Pawley's Island in SC, and any beach in between!* Yours will be the only ceremony we book for your date, and you will have our exclusive attention! While this page is under construction, come back again so see why we are the considered THE intimate beach wedding experts!
Please note that availability for these ceremonies is limited, and we are reserving Wednesdays for these weddings. Other days of the week might be possible, but as dates get booked with us quickly, may not be available.
Our plans include the following for starters:
A Beach Boys Themed wedding
This fun and exciting wedding package includes Tiki torches, a tropically decorated arch with palm trees, a few surf boards laying around, wording and vows from Beach Boys lyrics, and some tunes (Beach Boys of course), where everyone will be singing along and up dancing on the beach.. guests included! (And you know that Granny can still boogie ...) We will all be dancing to Surfin' USA as the bride walks down the isle, and the bride and groom will dance together with "Surfer Girl" before or after you say your vows to each other, whichever you prefer. There will be a conch shell blown to announce you to the world! While we permit outside videography, we will be exclusive photographers for this event, and will include beach decorations and a 50 watt sound system. $1500 to $2000, depending on photography and video options.
A very special catered intimate elopement package
Mrs. Beach is preparing this romantic wedding, to include intimate and personal photography, music, dancing on the beach, champagne and gourmet nibbles for just the 2 of you, at sunset at a semi secluded beach location in our area. More on this later...
*Topsail Island and all locations south of North Myrtle Beach are no longer in our area for our standard wedding events. Sorry, but the traffic and timing (and badly eroded beaches at high tides) make these areas difficult to schedule other events on any given day.