Say “I Do” Wedding Services
We provide complete wedding coordination services for ceremonies right on the beach. The wedding party can proceed down the Pavilion boardwalk for a picturesque wedding by the beautiful blue water. We will blend spiritual and non-spiritual secular customs, individualized rituals, and multi-family member vows. You may choose from a variety of services including non traditional, shell blessing, sand ceremony, rose ceremony, Irish blessings, and much more. Our wedding ceremony packages, with pricing, can be found here. Contact us now to set up an appointment. We’ll work with you to create a wedding package and experience that’s perfect for you.
Wedding Receptions by the Beach – Gulf of Mexico
Once you’ve said your vows, your reception can be held steps away in our South Beach Pavilion, a rustic venue with a panoramic views of the gulf. We’re exclusively licensed to hold events on the island after sunset, so it will feel like your own private party under the stars. See our reception and party menus.
Marriage License for Pinellas County, Florida
Requirements to get married in Pinellas County Florida – Both persons must be present when applying for a marriage license, to sign the application Form and take an oath of truthfulness of the information provided. In addition, both must provide proof that each person is at least 18 years of age, has proof of identification, Social Security numbers or Alien Registration Number, and complete the application form.
The marriage license is valid for 60 days from the issue date and the ceremony must be performed between the effective date and the expiration date. Blood tests are not required in the state of Florida.
For additional information visit the Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Florida Wedding Officiants
Florida law allows the following persons to perform marriage ceremonies:
- All regularly ordained ministers of the gospel, elders in communion with a church, or other ordained clergy,
- All judicial officers, including retired judicial officers, Clerks of the Circuit Courts, and public notaries of this state
- Quakers or “Friends,” may perform marriages in the manner and form used or practiced in their societies.
For additional information visit the Clerk of the Circuit Court.
