Angela & Bryan’s Simple Beach Wedding

Angela and Bryan’s big day is living proof that the K.i.s.s. Wedding philosophy rocks! They kept it simple but special and got a sea of smiling faces and a gorgeous set of photos.

Simple but radiant, this beach wedding has got it all going on.

This blog post is for all the brides on a budget out there who want a beautiful big day on the beach. Make like Angela and Bryan by channeling the DIY wedding trend. They got creative and made their dollars go the distance.

Check out the ‘I do’ details and you’ll see exactly what I mean…

Myrtle, Ohio was the location and it didn’t let them down! Sandy shores, blue skies and a rustic pier – what more could a bride possibly ask for? Angela and Bryan exchanged vows by the ocean then partied at the Prince Resort Hotel. It was an intimate affair with nearest and dearest.

Think you can’t afford to get spliced in style? Think again, my friend! It’s all about using your imagination and resources to the max. There are plenty of ways to make your dollars go the extra mile. Read Perfect Weddings Without the Debt – it’s brimming with budget-busting tips and advice.

These pics prove that you don’t need to spend big bucks to make a massive statement.

The photographer was imaginative and took thoughtful shots that made full use of the gorgeous setting. Meanwhile, Angela used her smarts and swapped chairs and floral arrangements for personalised beach towels. She saved heaps and created an authentic ‘day at the beach’ effect.

Stuck for inspiration? Feel free to channel these Beach Wedding Ideas

Trash the dress! Nope, I’m not pulling your leg. Trashing the dress is a hot new wedding photography trend that’s all about getting down n dirty in your gown ! Also dubbed rock the frock and fearless bridal, it’s a photography style that combines chic clothing with an unusual environment to create eye-catching artwork.

Looking for a gown that won’t blow the budget sky high? Try these Inexpensive Wedding Dresses for size.

Here’s a close up of the beach towels. Liking the personalisation! Simple and pretty embroidery made them super special.

Turquoise was worked into every aspect of the day, from funky beach umbrellas to lovely little favors. Votives make fab and inexpensive favors. Angela’s were filled with blue gel and seashells – gorgeous!

The DIY detailing didn’t stop there. Angela made her programs by glueing card stock to popsicle sticks and tying them with ribbon.

Loving the bridesmaids dresses. They’ve got a really cool Art Deco look thanks to the pleated neckline.

Low key and lovely, Angela and Bryan’s big day had it all but didn’t send them spiralling into debt. Result!

Vendors for this wedding:

Photographer: Brooke Christl Photography; Ceremony Location: Cherry Grove Pier; Reception Venue: Prince Resort Hotel.

Photographs submitted via Two Bright Lights