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Siesta Key destination wedding

White sand, blue waters, and perfect sunsets. Ranked the #1 Beach in the U.S. in 2020 by TripAdvisor’s Traveler’s Choice Awards, you will quickly understand why when you feel the quartz-crystal powdery sand between your toes, and experience the soft waves and the abundance of sun & fun at gorgeous Siesta Beach.



Siesta Key Beach
Siesta Key Beach

Siesta Key Beach has 3 special beach wedding spots set aside just for beach weddings. Zones 1, 2, and 3 in the above map. The zones are away from the big crowds and there is a large parking lot for your guests. But always remember that this is a public beach and people are allowed to sit anywhere they choose to and that parking is public too so try to be there earlier if possible.


You will need a permit but, of course, Sarasota Beach Weddings and Photography is here to help you with all your beach wedding planning and wedding ideas.


If you have a very small ceremony, vow renewal or elopement, contact us to discuss some hidden spots in Siesta Kay where you can have your intimate ceremony without the need for a permit.


Siesta Key village is a minute down the road and it's full of amazing restaurants and stores. We can also recommend some free rides you can take around Siesta Key to get to and from your wedding ceremony.


Siesta Key restaurants for receptions:


http://www.cafegabbiano.com

https://www.daiquiridecksouthsiesta.com

https://www.gilligansislandbar.com

https://boatyardwaterfrontgrill.com

https://mattisons.com/mattisons-forty-one-fancy-restaurants/








I hope all the information above helps to choose the perfect Florida Beach for your beach wedding.

Love, Lu.


Siesta Key Beach Florida wedding minister, Sarasota wedding officiant for all types of wedding ceremonies and vows.

Photographers, Wedding Packages, Wedding Planners Bamboo Arch and Canopy, ceremony music.

Christian Ceremony, seaside ceremony, traditional ceremony, commitment ceremony, vow renewal ceremonies. LGBTQ weddings. Bilingual Spanish/English ceremonies.



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