Beach Wedding pics and ideas

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Originally Posted by Matt Adcock 

 

Tip: Don't let anyone talk you out of having your ceremony start time be anything but 1.5 hours prior to sunset. This will give you great light for your ceremony, even better sunset light for your beach portraits and you'll be saving yourselves and your guests from the mid-day heat.

 

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Hi Matt,

 

I have a question for you! We are getting married at 3:30 on the beach in Playa del Carmen, I moved it to that time to avoid a $400 evening fee that starts at 4pm. Is it a bad idea to have the wedding at that time? Our wedding would have been at 5pm if I hadn't moved it, is the hour and a half going to make that much difference? I asked my TA and she said the weather wouldn't be too bad, but now I'm second guessing myself. Any advice would be great! Thanks!

[Matt Adcock]

Hola mae1564,

 

Your wedding will be great just because of the love you have for each other. In terms of light and temperature, I'm afraid the 1hr and 30 minutes does make a difference!!

 

If your guests are used to warm weather and considering the fact that most destination ceremonies last no more than 20 minutes, then it's totally doable but try to stay away from dark colors and recommend your guests to wear light clothes

 

Hope this helps and wish you the absolute best!!!!

 

Originally Posted by mae1564 

 

Hi Matt,

 

I have a question for you! We are getting married at 3:30 on the beach in Playa del Carmen, I moved it to that time to avoid a $400 evening fee that starts at 4pm. Is it a bad idea to have the wedding at that time? Our wedding would have been at 5pm if I hadn't moved it, is the hour and a half going to make that much difference? I asked my TA and she said the weather wouldn't be too bad, but now I'm second guessing myself. Any advice would be great! Thanks!