Locations
Gulf Coast beaches, parks and preserves — pick your spot.
Where we marry couples
Descriptions are quoted from Dream Beach Weddings where their site provides one; beaches they list by name only show a factual line, not invented copy.
Many consider it to be the best beach for a wedding, ranking one of the most popular in the United States. The sand is lovely and soft, like powdered sugar.
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It is the loveliest place for an intimate beach wedding. Beautiful pine trees surround the beach. There are also lush grasses, sand dunes and the unforgettable bay's beauty.
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A wide, tranquil stretch shaded by Australian pines at the south end of Anna Maria Island — calm water and plenty of room to spread out.
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White sand, dolphins near the shore make this an attractive wedding destination. The beach can be crowded, as vacationers appreciate it. The absence of large buildings makes this place more romantic.
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A relaxed, old-Florida island town with soft white sand and easy sunsets — laid-back and unhurried.
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Bright, wide sugar-white sand and a lively atmosphere — one of the Gulf Coast's best-known beaches.
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Soft quartz sand just north of Siesta Key, moments from the shops of St. Armands Circle — a quieter, refined stretch.
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The historic south tip of St. Pete Beach — charming, low-key streets and famously beautiful Gulf sunsets.
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A broad, uncrowded beach with dunes and ample parking between Clearwater and the Intracoastal — spacious and serene.
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In the heart of the Gulf Coast, with a whole coastline of white-sand beaches to choose from for your day.
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The quiet southern end of Treasure Island, named for the show it puts on over the water every evening.
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Wide, welcoming sand with room to breathe — a bright, easygoing spot along the Gulf.
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A quieter, more secluded pocket of Siesta Key with shell-strewn sand — intimate and off the beaten path.
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Known as the Shark Tooth Capital, with a mellow, walkable shoreline and warm golden light.
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Seven miles of gentle, sloping sand on Estero Island — sunny, spacious and easygoing.
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Sarasota County's oldest public beach and a local favorite — quieter and laid-back, with famous sunsets, shark teeth in the sand and a lively weekly drum circle.
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Prefer greenery to the shoreline? A park or garden ceremony trades open sand for shade trees, manicured lawns and lakeside backdrops — an elegant, comfortable alternative that's just as beautiful as the beach.
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