Ideas for an Outdoor Wedding
Every bride wants her wedding to be the most special, unique and picturesque occasion. Make your day memorable by picking the perfect outdoor location. Because there are thousands of places in the United States that you can select as your wedding venue, it can be difficult to pare down your options. Take into account your tastes, guests' needs and other factors to find the right place to say "I do."
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Longboat Key
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The white sand beaches of Longboat Key are world-famous. Longboat Key is a barrier island in Florida on the central Gulf Coast. It is best known for its miles of private white sand beaches on the Gulf of Mexico and Sarasota Bay. Have your ceremony on the beach, or at the pagoda at Joan M. Durante Park. Enjoy a reception at the Hilton, or have it catered by Harry's Gourmet Deli at any of the elegant beach resorts available.
Innisfree Garden
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Escape the city for your dream day. Innisfree Garden is located in Millbrook, Dutchess County, New York, approximately 80 miles north of New York City. The garden attracts people from all over the world, from locals to international garden enthusiasts. It blends Chinese-style landscaping with the northeastern deciduous environment, resulting in a one-of-a-kind location ideal for your dream wedding. Have the ceremony on the banks of Tyrrel Lake, followed by a reception at one of the elegant, local restaurants.
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Los Angeles Arboretum
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The L.A. Arboretum is tranquil and picturesque. The Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden is a 127-acre nature preserve in Arcadia, California, approximate 20 miles outside of the city of Los Angeles. There are several areas on the property designated especially for weddings, including waterfront and floral settings. The Arboretum provides resources for every aspect of your wedding, from catering to photography. Wedding season is April through October, with fees based on the number of attendees and ranging from $500 to $2,500.
Key West
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Get away from everything in Key West. Key West is perfect for couples who have decided to skip the formalities and elope. There are multiple Bed and Breakfasts in the downtown area, as well as bars and clubs to dance the night away. Have an informal ceremony along with the street performers in Mallory Square at sunset, and feast on Cuban sandwiches and mixed drinks at one of the many Duval Street eateries. Don't forget to climb the lighthouse for a panoramic view of the island.
Saguaro National Park
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The Arizona desert is romantic and untamed. Saguaro National Park is a great place for athletic and adventurous couples to tie the knot with a small group of friends and family. Looming cacti and dreamy desert sunsets make for a perfect backdrop for your wedding day. Spend a long week exploring the wilderness together by day and camping under the stars by night. March and April are the best months to wed here, as the wildflowers are in full bloom.
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- Photo Credit Wedding 2 image by Joelyn Pullano from Fotolia.com gulf coast shoreline image by palms from Fotolia.com Wooden swing overlooking rural lake and mountains image by nextrecord from Fotolia.com white blossom tree image by Nicola Gavin from Fotolia.com sunset key west image by itsallgood from Fotolia.com saguaro cactus image by JJAVA from Fotolia.com
