Beach Wedding at Pismo Beach – It was love at first sight, at least that was what the groom thought!  Many years ago, as the bride drove past the groom, he said to himself, ” I am going to marry that woman!”  Years past, time went by and then one day guess who ended up living right next to each other?  Today these two were able to seal their love with a kiss and call each other husband and wife.  

The wind was blowing teal and pale blue sashes tied to the chairs, set up for this “toes in the sand” beach wedding.     The stage was set, soft music played in the background and the guests were seated. The groom appeared in his white linen suit and blue shirt and tie.  This was the perfect outfit for a beach wedding! The bride was escorted down the aisle by her Uncle and the groom patiently waited for her arrival. As she approached, the guests stood to get their first glimpse of the bride. She wore an elegant white lace dress and carried a bouquet of hydrangeas, white tulips, roses, and dahlias with delicate blue accents and wispy greenery.   And her groom smiled!   You see, from the first time he caught a glimpse of this lady, he knew he would someday be with her.   And, his time had finally come!

There beach wedding at Pismo Beach included a shell ceremony, in which the bride and groom each held a shell and made a wish for their future together during their beach wedding at Pismo Beach.   Each shell represented their separate paths that, this day, would be joined as one.   They then placed their shells in a container on a bed of sand – a remembrance of their important day for them to keep.

As the wedding concluded, the minister pronounced them husband and wife, and the groom kissed his bride.   As if on cue, about 30 sea gulls that had been gathered at the shore, soared into the air and over the crowd of guests. I guess they were saying “congratulations” as they squawked overhead and flew away into the distance.

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