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bluegirl09
me and my soon to be husband are planning on a small beach wedding and were wondering how much it might be.
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A ceremony only would be fairly cheap since all you need is chairs for each guest. Also, depending on where you are located, you may have to get a permit to use that beach, which will up the price. If you were having the reception there as well, that is where the $$$ comes into play. You have to provide tables and chairs for people to eat at, food tables as well as heating and serving equipment for it, food and beverages (not many beaches allow alcohol, if any). Dj if you plan to have dancing, a day-of coordinator to make sure the day runs smoothly. It's going to add up quickly, even for a small guest count. But that is why many people choose not to have the actual reception on the beach even if the ceremony takes place there.
A ceremony only would be fairly cheap since all you need is chairs for each guest. Also, depending on where you are located, you may have to get a permit to use that beach, which will up the price. If you were having the reception there as well, that is where the $$$ comes into play. You have to provide tables and chairs for people to eat at, food tables as well as heating and serving equipment for it, food and beverages (not many beaches allow alcohol, if any). Dj if you plan to have dancing, a day-of coordinator to make sure the day runs smoothly. It's going to add up quickly, even for a small guest count. But that is why many people choose not to have the actual reception on the beach even if the ceremony takes place there.
How can I make a homemade sandcastle as a centerpiece for tables?
Lisa
I am having a beach themed wedding reception and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas as to what I can use to make sandcastle centerpieces for the tables.
Answer
I'd make it out of an air dry clay, like Model Magic, or if you want to do a castle with squared corners, make it out of foam core and low melt hot glue (for strength), then paint it with glue and press sand onto it. If you actually make it from sand, your chances that it will survive the reception are slim to none, and it will weigh about ten pounds. You can also do round towers out of mailing tubes....or go to Michaels and ask the frame shop manager for the discarded cores of the kraft paper they use for the backs of pictures. The foam core/cardboard tube is the most cost effective, if you are on a budget...and if you are NOT on a budget, contact me and I'LL make them for you! lol
If you email me, I'll send you pics of a castle we did for a summer camp project. Type in Sandcastle as the subject.
I think the theme sounds great! Good luck!
I'd make it out of an air dry clay, like Model Magic, or if you want to do a castle with squared corners, make it out of foam core and low melt hot glue (for strength), then paint it with glue and press sand onto it. If you actually make it from sand, your chances that it will survive the reception are slim to none, and it will weigh about ten pounds. You can also do round towers out of mailing tubes....or go to Michaels and ask the frame shop manager for the discarded cores of the kraft paper they use for the backs of pictures. The foam core/cardboard tube is the most cost effective, if you are on a budget...and if you are NOT on a budget, contact me and I'LL make them for you! lol
If you email me, I'll send you pics of a castle we did for a summer camp project. Type in Sandcastle as the subject.
I think the theme sounds great! Good luck!
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