Siesta Key Crystal Sand Weddings are not only unique but also are so beautiful. The sand on Siesta Key Beach is very different from most other beaches that you have probably been to. The very while, cool and soft to … Continue reading →
This beautiful couple posed for a picture on Siesta Key Sarasota showing them as lovers in the sand. What a wonderful, relaxing way to pose for a picture hugging each other on the the sand. This was a destination wedding … Continue reading →
We all had so much fun when the men couple decided they wanted their picture in the frame! This LGBT couple came from the mid west to be married in a wedding on Siesta Key. They are so obviously in … Continue reading →
Many of my couples who are being married prefer to have a sunset ceremony on Siesta Key. Siesta is the most beautiful beach in the world for a wedding, according to many, with its very white, powder like sand. Sometimes, … Continue reading →
I have done over 700 beach weddings and we hardly ever have rain. This couple decided that they were going to have a beach wedding in pouring down rain! We had so much fun, laughing and totally enjoying standing under … Continue reading →
HANDFASTING CEREMONY Many of my couples choose to do the Handfasting Wedding Ceremony during their wedding ceremony on Sarasota, Siesta Key, Anna Maria, Lido, Venice, Englewood, Manasota Key, Casey Key and other beaches in the Sarasota vicinity or ceremonies in … Continue reading →
I am a Siesta Key Beach Wedding Minister Officiant. I am proud to be a member of the Siesta Key Camber of Commerce which has provided me with the information below. Siesta Key is a part of Sarasota, Florida. The … Continue reading →
Weddings are so much fun! This couple and I were laughing during the ceremony as they showed their rings. Ceremonies can be a very joyful event in my couple’s lives.
Continue reading →What a gorgeous arch this couple selected for their Siesta Key Wedding! They so enjoyed the balmy breezes and beautiful blue water of the gulf, too. What a perfect day and surroundings. We had fun, too.
Continue reading →Unity ceremonies have been a special part of wedding ceremonies for many centuries. It is believed that the sand ceremony had its origins in Native American culture, either with Hawaiian ancestors or indigenous groups from the Mainland. Regardless of whether the tradition … Continue reading →
