Category: pre-wedding
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Unique Shell Horn Herald
Triton Pu seashell horn (a.k.a. “conch” shell) blowing by our Officiant/Minister is included in all our ceremonies at no added charge. It’s an ancient tradition, classy, coastal, fun, elegant and sublime! Like church bells and trumpet fanfare, the tradition of the shell horn heralds the Beginning of a new Marriage and…
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Unique Sand Ceremonies & Bottle
Our Signature Sand Ceremony & Glass Heart Bottle is included free in every ceremony which our Officiants/Ministers perform. It’s easy, fun, unique and very pretty! During the ceremony, as your Officiant guides you through it:
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Wooden Flute Music by David
In high school, David played the French horn and a baritone horn. Later in life, he took up the wooden flute under the tutelage of Shaman Nella Silverspear, a popular flute maker and recording artist. You can hear and learn…
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Winter Special -$50 off
We minus $50 from the Grand Total for EVERYONE for winter / autumn / early spring dates between November 1 and March 31! What’s it like on the coast in those months? Warmer than you may remember–
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Professional Officiant or Friend?
Shall you choose a sentimental Friend or a Professional Officiant / Minister for your once-only wedding? Legal implications and Facts for very serious Pros and Cons, are listed here!
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Friend or Pro Photographer?
Will you choose a Friend or a Professional for your once-only wedding? or for those memorable Family Photos? Pros and Cons listed here!
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Guest List Managing Advice
Managing a wedding list of guests? Or parents have guests they want included? Not sure who to invite? Try this simple, logical, useful flowchart to help decide…
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9 More Cool Tips
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Beach and outdoor weddings can be among the most beautiful and magical, but good planning is essential! Here is our advice from years of experience:
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Myrtle Beach Disallows Beach Weddings
The law of the City of Myrtle Beach, SC prohibits commercial beach weddings within city limits on beach — see it buried online (after clicking this link, then
