The Ocean’s Canvas: Beach Wedding Color Schemes That Complement the Occasion

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2. ☀️ The Tropical Sunset Glow:  Coral and Terracotta Hues

The Vibe: Energetic, Romantic, and Destination-Ready

If your ceremony is scheduled for golden hour, this palette is specifically designed to pop against the warm light of the setting sun. It injects rich, celebratory tones that feel distinctly exotic and warm.

Primary Colors	Accent Colors	Best For	Mood
Coral/Rich Peach	Fuchsia/Magenta	Golden Hour Ceremony	Warm, Vibrant, Joyful
Terra Cotta	Bright Gold

🎨 Applying the Palette:

• Attire: Bridesmaids in vibrant, bold Coral or Fuchsia dresses. The groom can anchor the look in a Navy or Charcoal suit, keeping accessories (tie, pocket square) in the brighter sunset hues.

• Florals: Embrace tropical blooms! Use Hibiscus, Birds of Paradise (sparingly), and vibrant colored Anthuriums. Mix them with large, dark green Monstera or Palm leaves for contrast and dimension.

• Decor: Use Terra Cotta vases on the tables to bring in the earthy tones. Place warm gold accents in the charger plates or candle holders. Use warm amber lighting strands to enhance the golden-hour feel throughout the reception.

3. ⚓ The Elevated Nautical Classic: Navy and White Elegance

The Vibe: Sophisticated, Structured, and Yacht-Club Chic

The classic Navy and White palette has been refined for 2025. It moves away from overt anchors and ropes and focuses on the crisp, clean contrast of deep blue against the sand and sky.

Primary Colors	Accent Colors	Best For	Mood
Navy Blue	Crisp White/Ivory	Formal Coastal Wedding	Classic, Formal, Structured
French Beige	Copper or Rose Gold

 

🎨 Applying the Palette:

• Attire: This is the ideal palette for a formal beach wedding. Groomsmen should wear sharp Navy suits with white boutonnieres. Bridesmaids look stunning in long, structured Navy gowns.

• Florals: Focus almost entirely on Lush White Florals (Peonies, White Roses, White Tulips) with deep green foliage. The lack of color in the flowers emphasizes the crisp contrast of the blues and whites in the decor.

• Decor: Use thick, luxurious Navy linen runners on tables. Crisp White napkins tied with a thin Copper or Gold ribbon provide the metallic accent. Use heavy, clear glassware to avoid the look becoming too light.

4. 🐚 The Barefoot Boho Neutral: Organic Cream and Sage

The Vibe: Organic, Relaxed, and Effortlessly Chic

This palette relies on texture and natural materials rather than color. It’s perfect for the couple who wants the stunning beach backdrop to be the main visual focus.

Primary Colors	Accent Colors	Best For	Mood
Cream/Ivory	Taupe/Sand	Bohemian or Intimate Gathering	Organic, Relaxed, Natural
Lush Sage Green	Black (Minimal)

 

🎨 Applying the Palette:

• Attire: Bridesmaids in Taupe or Champagne silk slip dresses. The groom can wear a sharp, structured Cream or Light Gray linen suit without a tie.

• Florals: This is where texture is everything. Mix pampas grass, ivory babies breath, dried wheat, and bleached palms. The only color pop comes from the Lush Sage Green in the foliage (Eucalyptus).

• Decor: Use macrame backdrops and runner rugs for the aisle. Decorate the reception tables with varying heights of neutral-colored candles, wooden chargers, and minimalist signage. The only true color comes from the natural light of the day and the green foliage.

That is a perfect continuation! Attire is crucial for a beach wedding because the environment (heat, humidity, sand, wind) dictates what is both comfortable and stylish.

Here is a blog post section providing specific advice for "Beach Wedding Attire" for the entire party, designed to complement the color palettes we discussed.

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👗 Beach Wedding Attire Guide: What to Wear for Comfort and Style

When planning a beach wedding, the mantra for attire should be Flowing Fabrics and Light Layers. You are battling three elements: heat, humidity, and sand. Heavy, restrictive clothing or formal materials like thick satin and wool will be uncomfortable and look out of place.

Here is your complete guide to outfitting the wedding party and guests for a coastal celebration.

1. Bridal Party Attire for Beach Weddings

The wedding party's look should utilize the light fabrics that best suit the beach, while adhering to your chosen color palette.

👰 The Couple (Bride & Groom/Partner)

Role	Fabric Recommendations	Style Tips
The Bride/Partner	Chiffon, Georgette, Organza, Crepe. Avoid stiff taffeta or heavy satin. A lightweight lace or eyelet cotton is also excellent.	* Hemline: Consider a tea-length, high-low, or ankle-length dress. Sand is your enemy; a massive train will be impossible to manage.
		* Footwear: Wedges, stylish flat sandals, or going barefoot with a beaded anklet are ideal. Heels will sink!
The Groom/Partner	Linen, Linen-Cotton Blend, Lightweight Tropical Wool.	* Jacket: Often optional. If wearing a suit, choose a light color (tan, light gray, pale blue) to reflect the sun.
		* Shirt: Always wear a crisp, breathable shirt (cotton or linen). Ditch the tie for a relaxed, open-collar look unless the dress code is "Formal Beach."

 

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👯 The Bridesmaids

• Fabric: Chiffon or Lightweight Tulle is the gold standard for beach weddings. It moves beautifully in the breeze and keeps them cool.

• Style: Choose floor-length gowns with flowing skirts—not form-fitting—to look elegant while remaining comfortable. Separates (skirt and top) are also a chic, modern choice.

• Color Complement: If you chose the Tropical Sunset palette, use bright silks/chiffons like coral and fuchsia. For the Ethereal Coastal Calm palette, opt for matte, muted tones like dusty blue and sage green.

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🤵 The Groomsmen

• The Go-To: Khaki or Tan Linen Trousers paired with a White Button-Down Shirt (sleeves rolled). This fits nearly every beach color scheme.

• Adding Color: Bring in your primary color (e.g., Navy from the Nautical Classic palette) via a light vest or a colored pocket square.

• Footwear: Casual loafers, driving shoes, or sandals are appropriate. Socks are usually optional!

2. ⛱️ Beach Wedding Guest Dress Code: Formal vs. Casual

The most common dress codes for a beach wedding are Beach Formal and Cocktail/Casual. Your invitation should clarify, but here’s how to advise your guests to interpret them.

A. Beach Formal (High-End Evening Event)

This indicates a more structured, usually evening, affair.

Attire for Her	Attire for Him	What to AVOID
Long, elegant maxi dresses or formal midi dresses in breathable fabrics (silk blends, organza).	Light Suit (Linen, Seersucker, or tropical wool) in light gray, tan, or blue.	Denim, sneakers, T-shirts, heavy fabrics (velvet, tweed).
Dressy flats or high-end wedge sandals.	Button-down shirt (tie optional, but recommended for formal).

 

[Check out our guide to: beach wedding guest style-what to wear as a MOB]

B. Beach Cocktail or Casual (Daytime Event)

This indicates a more relaxed, but still polished, look.

Attire for Her	Attire for Him	What to AVOID
Sun dresses, airy jumpsuits, or a cocktail dress in a light color or fun print.	Dress slacks or chinos with a linen or collared shirt. A sport coat is optional.	Shorts (unless specified), heavy jewelry, full suit jackets.
Nice flat sandals or wedges.	Loafers, deck shoes, or nice leather sandals.

 

💡 Guest Tip: The Wrap is Key

No matter the season, the beach cools off dramatically after sunset. Advise female guests to bring a light wrap, pashmina, or cardigan. This is a functional accessory that can complement the dress and the chosen color palette.

 

🐚 Budget-Friendly Beach Wedding Decor Ideas

1. DIY Beach Ceremony Decor on a Budget

The beach ceremony setup needs to be striking, but it also needs to be assembled quickly and withstand the breeze.

Decor Item	Budget-Friendly Idea	Practical Tip
The Arbor/Altar	Use PVC pipe or Bamboo Stakes (rented or purchased affordably). Drape them with sheer, white Gauze or Cheesecloth (fabric is cheaper than florals!).	Secure the arbor poles in buckets filled with wet sand or cement days before the event. The wind will test anything lightweight.
Aisle Markers	Repurposed Bottles or Mason Jars filled with sand and a single, hearty flower (like a dahlia or sunflower). Alternatively, line the aisle with Large Seashells or Starfish you’ve collected.	Use ribbons instead of flowers for seating. Tie a colorful ribbon from your palette (e.g., Seafoam Green or Coral) around each chair to define the aisle.
Seating	Use folding chairs provided by the venue, but upgrade with simple chair sashes (fabric remnants from your color palette).	Skip elaborate floral tie-backs. A simple, large fabric bow or swatch is chic and much cheaper than a custom floral cluster.
Shoe Station	Provide a cute sign instructing guests to remove their shoes. Set out a large wooden basket for shoes and a simple foot-washing station (a small bucket of water and a towel).	This is a budget-friendly detail that saves guests' footwear and keeps the reception area sand-free.

 

2. Wind-Proof Reception Centerpieces

The biggest rule for beach reception centerpieces is: avoid anything tall, top-heavy, or lightweight. The sea breeze will knock over delicate items. Focus on density and natural materials.

A. The Hurricane Candle Vase (The Wind-Proof Solution)

• The Concept: Hurricane vases are the MVP of beach weddings—they shield the flame and provide weight.

• DIY Steps: Fill the base of a clear glass hurricane vase with layers:

  1. Sand: From the beach (it’s free!).

  2. Shells: Collected or bought in bulk from a craft store.

  3. A single, battery-operated LED or pillar candle.

• Cost Saver: Use LED pillar candles instead of real wax candles. They are safer, don't melt in the heat, and are reusable.

B. Driftwood & Air Plants

• The Concept: Rustic, organic, and requires no water or fuss.

• DIY Steps: Gather interesting pieces of driftwood (ask local rules about collecting!). Place them down the center of the table as a runner. Tuck in small, inexpensive Air Plants (Tillandsia) or succulents.

• Cost Saver: Air plants and succulents are exponentially cheaper than florist-designed centerpieces, especially when bought wholesale. They also make great, long-lasting wedding favors.

C. Colorful Glass Bottles

• The Concept: Brings in your color palette via glass rather than expensive flowers.

• DIY Steps: Collect wine bottles, spray paint them in your accent colors (e.g., Terra Cotta, Navy Blue), and place a single, sturdy flower (like a sunflower, protea, or orchid) in each one.

• Cost Saver: Use only one or two high-quality, impactful stems per bottle. This keeps the cost of florals very low while maintaining a clean, modern look.

3. Beach Wedding Lighting and Ambiance Tips

Lighting and signage create atmosphere without adding clutter.

Decor Item	Budget-Friendly Idea	Practical Tip
Lighting	Edison Bulb String Lights (rented or purchased). These provide a warm, sophisticated glow that transforms a reception space.	Hang the lights in a dense canopy over the reception area. This is one area worth spending a little extra on, as lighting has the biggest impact on mood.
Signage	Pallet Wood or Chalkboards. Use stencils for elegant lettering (or ask a friend with nice handwriting!).	Avoid paper signs that will flop in the humidity. Weighted, framed chalkboards or heavy wooden signs are far more reliable.
Table Numbers	Write the number on a smooth stone or large shell from the beach using a white or metallic paint pen.	These are heavy, free, and perfectly theme-appropriate. They won't blow away like small card tents.

 

📋  Essential Beach Wedding Planning Checklist

Your marriage license, rings, and flowers are obviously on your main list, but the beach requires an entirely different layer of tactical preparation. These are the details that ensure comfort for you and your guests, and prevent chaos from the wind or sun.

1. 💨 10 Must-Have Items for Your Beach Wedding Day

The sound of the ocean is beautiful, but the sound of the wind over the microphone is terrible.

• Why you need it: Wind can completely drown out your vows and the officiant.

• Action: Ensure your DJ or sound person has high-quality lapel mics and, more importantly, large foam or fur wind-screens (the furry balls) for every microphone used during the ceremony.

2. ☀️ High-Powered Sunscreen Station

Guests will forget to reapply, and sunburn in formal attire is miserable.

• Why you need it: Even on a cloudy day, the sun reflecting off the water causes burns.

• Action: Set up a chic station labeled "Sun Salvation" with large bottles of SPF 50+ sunscreen and lightweight bug spray (for evening receptions).

3. ⚖️ Weighted Decor & Sandbags

Lightweight paper signs, escort cards, and flimsy centerpieces will immediately blow away.

• Why you need it: The sea breeze is stronger than you think.

• Action: Use small, hidden sandbags or decorative fishing weights to anchor arbor fabric, light garlands, and any tall standing signs. For reception centerpieces, use heavy materials like glass, rocks, or wood (as previously suggested).

4. 👟 Sand Removal Station

Your guests are switching from sandals to formal shoes after the ceremony.

• Why you need it: Guests need to easily clean sand off their feet before moving to the reception area.

• Action: Have a dedicated spot near the reception entrance with a large basin of water, a few dark towels, and soft-bristled brushes for brushing sand off feet and shoes.

5. 💧 Hydration Station (Beyond the Bar)

Heat and alcohol are a dangerous combination.

• Why you need it: Hydration is paramount. Guests waiting for the ceremony in the sun need water immediately.

• Action: Have pre-poured glasses of water or a large, accessible dispenser of water with fruit available before the bar opens. Consider having electrolyte packets available in the restrooms.

6. 🚫 Anti-Chafe Stick and Pain Reliever

Your body will be exposed to heat, humidity, and sand in places it's not used to.

• Why you need it: Chafing, sunburn, and dehydration headaches are the top beach wedding ailments.

• Action: Stock the emergency kit (in the bridal suite or restroom) with anti-chafing balm/stick, basic pain relievers (e.g., Tylenol), anti-histamines for unexpected allergies/bites, and band-aids.

7. 🌬️ Hair Emergency Kit

Humidity and wind are the enemies of good hair.

• Why you need it: Ensures that the wedding party's hair stays put for photos.

• Action: Have industrial-strength hairspray, a box of extra bobby pins (in various hair colors), and a travel-sized anti-frizz serum on hand.

8. 📝 Laminated or Weighted Vows

Paper vows blowing away mid-ceremony is an absolute reality.

• Why you need it: To ensure the most important words are legible and stable.

• Action: Print your vows on cardstock and attach a small decorative shell or stone with a thin ribbon. Alternatively, slip them into a cute binder clip or small, clear acrylic frame.

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9. ☂️ Emergency Cover-Ups & Parasols

Even if you don't use them, having them is a relief.

• Why you need it: Provides essential shade for sensitive guests or a sudden light rain.

• Action: Purchase or rent a small bundle of white or colored paper parasols (very budget-friendly) and a few large umbrellas to keep near the ceremony entrance.

10. 💡 Flashlights (For the Exit)

If your reception is running late, the walk back can be dangerous.

• Why you need it: Walking across sand or dunes in the dark, especially in dress shoes, is a trip hazard.

• Action: Have a member of the coordination team or wedding party designated to bring powerful flashlights to guide guests back to the parking lot or shuttle pickup safely after the reception ends.

⏱️Beach Wedding Reception Timeline: 5-Hour Template

This timeline uses the Cocktail Hour (Hour 1) as the window for essential sunset/golden hour photos, ensuring the party is not interrupted later.

Time From Start	Total Duration	Event / Goal	Key Action & Beach Notes
0:00 (e.g., 6:00 PM)	1 Hour	Cocktail Hour Starts	Action: Wedding party/couple takes sunset photos while guests enjoy drinks and appetizers. This allows the best light for photos without missing the party.
1:00 (7:00 PM)	10 Min	Venue Doors Open / Grand Entrance	Action: Guests move to their seats. The DJ introduces the wedding party and the couple.
1:10 (7:10 PM)	5 Min	Welcome & Blessing	Action: Brief welcome from the host/couple and any necessary prayer/blessing.
1:15 (7:15 PM)	1 Hour	Dinner Service (Salad & Main Course)	Action: Keep the music mellow. Ensure vendor meals are served immediately so they can eat before speeches.
2:15 (8:15 PM)	20 Min	Toasts & Speeches	Action: Have the Maid of Honor, Best Man, and Parents speak. Maintain a strict 3-5 minute limit per person.
2:35 (8:35 PM)	10 Min	Dinner Transition / Dessert Prep	Action: Wait staff clears plates. The couple and photographer prep for the first dance.
2:45 (8:45 PM)	10 Min	First Dance	Action: Gets the energy up immediately after dinner.
2:55 (8:55 PM)	15 Min	Parent Dances	Action: Father/Daughter, Mother/Son. Keep this section moving.
3:10 (9:10 PM)	50 Min	Open Dance Floor (Phase 1)	Action: The main dancing period. Energy is high.
4:00 (10:00 PM)	15 Min	Cake Cutting & Dessert Service	Action: Announce the cake cutting to pause dancing. Perfect time to roll out the late-night snacks (pizza, tacos) if budgeted.
4:15 (10:15 PM)	30 Min	Open Dance Floor (Phase 2)	Action: Announce the last call for the bar. DJ starts playing popular final songs.
4:45 (10:45 PM)	10 Min	The Final Song	Action: Play a celebratory final song. Announce shuttle/transport times and the exit plan.
4:55 (10:55 PM)	5 Min	Grand Exit Prep	Action: Guests line up for the send-off (ribbons, sparklers, streamers). Flashlights are distributed.
5:00 (11:00 PM)	Exit	Grand Exit	Action: Couple makes their final exit!

 

That concludes the planning essentials perfectly. A good timeline ensures your party flows seamlessly and you maximize the use of those beautiful sunset hours.

Here is a template for a typical 5-hour beach wedding reception, assuming the ceremony finished just before or right at the start of cocktail hour.

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⏱️ 5-Hour Beach Wedding Reception Timeline Template

This timeline uses the Cocktail Hour (Hour 1) as the window for essential sunset/golden hour photos, ensuring the party is not interrupted later.

Time From Start	Total Duration	Event / Goal	Key Action & Beach Notes
0:00 (e.g., 6:00 PM)	1 Hour	Cocktail Hour Starts	Action: Wedding party/couple takes sunset photos while guests enjoy drinks and appetizers. This allows the best light for photos without missing the party.
1:00 (7:00 PM)	10 Min	Venue Doors Open / Grand Entrance	Action: Guests move to their seats. The DJ introduces the wedding party and the couple.
1:10 (7:10 PM)	5 Min	Welcome & Blessing	Action: Brief welcome from the host/couple and any necessary prayer/blessing.
1:15 (7:15 PM)	1 Hour	Dinner Service (Salad & Main Course)	Action: Keep the music mellow. Ensure vendor meals are served immediately so they can eat before speeches.
2:15 (8:15 PM)	20 Min	Toasts & Speeches	Action: Have the Maid of Honor, Best Man, and Parents speak. Maintain a strict 3-5 minute limit per person.
2:35 (8:35 PM)	10 Min	Dinner Transition / Dessert Prep	Action: Wait staff clears plates. The couple and photographer prep for the first dance.
2:45 (8:45 PM)	10 Min	First Dance	Action: Gets the energy up immediately after dinner.
2:55 (8:55 PM)	15 Min	Parent Dances	Action: Father/Daughter, Mother/Son. Keep this section moving.
3:10 (9:10 PM)	50 Min	Open Dance Floor (Phase 1)	Action: The main dancing period. Energy is high.
4:00 (10:00 PM)	15 Min	Cake Cutting & Dessert Service	Action: Announce the cake cutting to pause dancing. Perfect time to roll out the late-night snacks (pizza, tacos) if budgeted.
4:15 (10:15 PM)	30 Min	Open Dance Floor (Phase 2)	Action: Announce the last call for the bar. DJ starts playing popular final songs.
4:45 (10:45 PM)	10 Min	The Final Song	Action: Play a celebratory final song. Announce shuttle/transport times and the exit plan.
4:55 (10:55 PM)	5 Min	Grand Exit Prep	Action: Guests line up for the send-off (ribbons, sparklers, streamers). Flashlights are distributed.
5:00 (11:00 PM)	Exit	Grand Exit	Action: Couple makes their final exit!

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☀️ Timeline Tips for the Beach Wedding

1. Prioritize Sunset: If sunset is at 7:30 PM, make sure your cocktail hour starts no later than 6:30 PM, dedicating that 6:30 PM–7:30 PM window for photos. Never schedule dinner during the absolute peak of golden hour.

2. Dinner Over Speeches: Schedule speeches after the main course is served. Guests are settled, less hungry, and more attentive.

3. Announce the Exit: Always announce the final song and the last shuttle departure multiple times during the last hour. People lose track of time when dancing!

Vendor Communication Template: Day-Of Coordinator Briefing

Subject: FINAL DOC BRIEFING: [COUPLE NAMES] Wedding - [Date]

Dear [Day-Of Coordinator Name],

We are thrilled to be working with you! This document serves as the single source of truth for our wedding on [Date]. It includes the master timeline, key vendor contacts, aesthetic notes from our chosen color palette, and crucial beach-specific duties.

Please review this document thoroughly and confirm you have received all cash envelopes (if applicable) for final payments/tips upon arrival.

1. The Basics & Emergency Contacts

Detail	Information
Wedding Date	[Date]
Venue Name & Address	[Venue Name] - [Address]
DOC Arrival Time	[Time] (Minimum 2 hours before ceremony start)
Emergency Contact (Non-Couple)	[Name] - [Phone Number] (e.g., Maid of Honor)
Guest Count	[Total Number]
Ceremony Time	[Time] (Note: Needs to start [X] minutes before sunset)

 

Key Vendor Contact List (Must-Haves)

Vendor	Contact Name	Phone Number	Setup Time
Venue Manager	[Name]	[Phone Number]	[Time]
Florist	[Name]	[Phone Number]	[Time]
DJ/Band Lead	[Name]	[Phone Number]	[Time]
Photographer	[Name]	[Phone Number]	[Time]

 

This is arguably the most valuable tool for ensuring a smooth wedding day. This template combines the timeline, budget notes, color scheme, and critical beach-specific details into one comprehensive document for your Day-Of Coordinator (DOC).

You can copy and paste this into an email or a formal document, filling in the placeholders [___] with your specific information.

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2. The Money (Payments & Tips)

ACTION REQUIRED: [Day-Of Coordinator Name] is responsible for delivering the cash envelopes listed below to vendors upon final service completion.

Vendor	Final Payment Amount	Tip Included?	Tip Amount (Cash Envelope)
Officiant	$[___]$	[Yes/No]	$[___]$
Hair & Makeup Artist	$[___]$	[Yes/No]	$[___]$ (Typical 15-20%)
Catering (Staff Gratuity)	$[___]$	[Yes/No - Verify Service Charge Status]	$[___]$
Musicians/DJ	$[___]$	[Yes/No]	$[___]$
Venue Setup/Teardown Crew	$[___]$	[Yes/No]	$[___]$

 

3. The Master Timeline (5-Hour Reception)

Time From Start	Duration	Event / Goal	Key DOC Action
0:00	1 Hour	Cocktail Hour Starts	Ensure couple and party leave for Golden Hour Photos immediately.
1:00	10 Min	Grand Entrance	Ensure guests are seated/directed. Cue DJ/Band.
1:15	1 Hour	Dinner Service	Coordinate vendor meal delivery.
2:15	20 Min	Toasts & Speeches	Strictly enforce 5-minute time limit for all speakers.
2:45	25 Min	Formal Dances (First, Parent)	Ensure the dance floor is cleared and photographer is ready.
3:10	50 Min	Open Dance Floor (Phase 1)	Ensure lighting is optimized for dancing.
4:00	15 Min	Cake Cutting / Late-Night Snacks	Announce late-night snack availability.
4:45	10 Min	Final Song & Exit Prep	Announce Last Call for bar. Distribute sparklers/flashlights.
5:00	Exit	Grand Exit	Manage guest flow for send-off line and shuttle departure.

 

4. The Aesthetics & Special Instructions

Category	Our Chosen Style	Key Setup Notes (DOC Must Check)
Color Palette	[e.g., Ethereal Coastal Calm/Tropical Sunset/Nautical Classic]	Ensure tablecloths and napkins match the desired color swatch.
Ceremony Altar	[e.g., Simple Bamboo Arbor with Gauze Draping]	Crucial: Confirm arbor stakes are firmly secured against wind.
Centerpieces	[e.g., Hurricane Vases with Sand/Shells/LED Candles]	Crucial: Confirm all centerpieces are weighed down and stable.
Guest Comfort	Sand Removal Station	Confirm the basin of water and towels are set up near the reception entrance.

 

5. The Critical Beach Checklist (Top Priority)

The DOC must confirm the following items are functional and placed correctly before the ceremony starts:

1. Microphone Wind-Screens: Confirm all officiant/couple mics have large wind-screens attached to mitigate ocean noise.

2. Weighted Vows: Ensure the couple's vows are secured in a binder clip or weighted acrylic frame.

3. Sunscreen/Bug Spray: Confirm the "Sun Salvation" station is stocked and visible to guests.

4. Emergency Kit: Confirm the anti-chafe stick, anti-inflammatories, and basic first aid are placed in the bridal/main restroom.

5. Exit Lights: Confirm the wedding party or venue staff has large flashlights ready for the final guest exit from the beach/parking area.

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