Sun-bleached seashells line a serpentine aisle, reflecting
the ocean waves, at this seaside ceremony.

The arbor is topped with a dome made of dozens of starfish.

Starfish, shells, sea grass, pincushion proteas and
carnations stud an arbor wrapped in orange silk ribbon.

The open sides of the arbor allow the bride and groom to
be surrounded by the location's natural beauty.

Neutral-colored pods provide comfortable seating
without distracting from the breathtaking view.

A white sand beach in the Bahamas provides a gorgeous
background for an outdoor wedding.

Programs are arranged in large woven baskets lined in silk
and adorned with scallop shells.

Place cards with orange calligraphy are arranged on a low
table overlooking the beach.

A white tent with coral curtains brings the ocean-side
theme to this lush traditional garden.

The wedding program is printed on handmade paper with
ink that matches these gorgeous pincushion proteas.

The program, printed in orange ink, lists the members of
the wedding party and the ceremony details.

Coral and white organza fabric drapes from the ceiling of
the tent. Coral lanterns hang above long dining tables.

Pink peonies in a coral vase are accented with a square
white pillar candle on a banana leaf.

Coral and orange table runners and centerpieces add a
splash of color to crisp white linens.

Pink peonies and orange pincushion proteas give a fun
texture to an orange and white table.

Menus become placecards when printed with guests' names.
A small red starfish adds a pop of color to a white napkin.

At the Table of Honor, the bride and groom's seats are
decorated with pink peonies and orange silk ribbons.

Coral curtains part to reveal a view of the traditional
garden.