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Average Cost of a Beach Wedding
The average cost of a beach wedding will vary. It all depends on where you are going to be having your beach wedding and whether you are planning on hiring wedding vendors to take care of various components of your beach wedding or if you are thinking of a do-it-yourself wedding. Lastly, the number of guests you are having will have an impact on the cost of a beach wedding.
I will break this down with some basics and some numbers to go along with it that should be helpful in giving you an idea of what you can expect for the cost of a beach wedding:AVERAGE BEACH WEDDING COSTS
PERMITS - If you are considering a wedding on a public beach, a permit will have to be obtained. This is generally done through the county, park and recreational department. Cost is around $60.00 and that is generally for specified amount of time - usually a couple of hours. Costs can be more if you need the beach area for longer.WEDDING TRELLIS/ARBOR - More than likely you will want a focal point for the benefit of wedding pictures. A simplistic set up for this, will run you about $300.00. Depending on what you want for decorations, this price can vary. You should be able to get simply decorated bamboo for this price structure.CHAIRS - This will depend on the number of guests and the location. There is usually a minimum charge for chairs from any rental company. Delivery and set up can run $75.00-$125.00 depending on where the beach location is and how it fits into other deliveries they have in that area at the same time. Basic Samsonite chairs, no pads, will run about $1.25 each and your wedding white woods or PVC chairs can run $3.00-$3.75 each. There are more expensive chairs available, but for the most part, either one of these work beautifully for a beach wedding ceremony.
BEACH WEDDING OFFICIANT- A beach wedding officiant will cost an average of $300.00. You can obtain a notary for less, if you shop around - $200.00. And it can also cost more if you are looking for an ordained minister.
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