Occasionally, on your wedding day,the sky may be overcast, or possibly it rained earlier in the day for your Siesta Key Beach Wedding. I would like to share with you how beautiful and mystical a picture of an overcast day … Continue reading →
This couple was so happy to be married in the rain! I love couples who are flexible and have fun even if the sun is not shining. All we needed was a big umbrella and being adventurous. Afterwards, we went … Continue reading →
I love being an Anna Maria Beach Wedding Minister Officiant! Anna Maria is close to Sarasota, Florida. The sugar white beaches of Anna Maria are spectacular for a wedding venue. Going to Anna Maria is like taking a step back … Continue reading →
A processional song is the music that you and your wedding party will walk down the wedding aisle to…you can have one song for everyone, or you can choose a separate song for the bride’s entrance. At the end of … Continue reading →
The circle of a wedding band has no beginning and no end. Plain yellow gold wedding bands are usually considered the traditional form of the wedding ring. These rings became popular because of their simple and practical style. They are … Continue reading →
The couple pictured were married in a formal destination wedding at Selby Gardens, one of the the beautiful venues available for Sarasota weddings. On their wedding day, a bride and groom make an eternal love for one another. As a … Continue reading →
Marina Jacks restaurant in downtown Sarasota is a beautiful setting for a wedding! It is located right on Sarasota Bay. The wedding took place in a room on the second floor looking over the bay. Close by is a park … Continue reading →
What a beautiful wedding this was at the Ringling Museum Courtyard with the couple’s child! I have a beautiful Children’s Ceremony that may be included in the wedding ceremony which helps the child feel included.
Continue reading →The flower girl walking down the aisle to scatter the bride’s path with flower petals is a charming moment in any wedding. Historically, the flower girl led the bride in as a symbol of innocence, dating back from the times when … Continue reading →
