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1. Pearl and shell napkin rings via Kim Seybert.
2. Love the shape of this lantern, the bronze finish adds a nice rustic touch. Arches Lantern via Pottery Barn.
3. This ombre napkin is refreshing change from the usual solid colored napkins. Ombre napkin via Kim Seybert.
4. This set of bud vases eliminates the need for big fancy flower arrangements. Choose a few of your favorite blooms, and group them into the different vases. Wonderful for long tables. Many Silhouettes bud vases via Wisteria.
5. The simplicity of this lantern is alluring. Pick it up, light a candle and you're ready for a stroll along the beach. Newport Lanterns via Wisteria.
6. Beach shell vase filler via Pottery Barn.
7. I can think of so many uses for this basket, fill it with pair of slippers, rolls of soft shawls or pretty paper fans. Farmers basket via Wisteria.
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1. One shoulder dresses are wonderful options for a beach wedding. It's chic and so easy to move around in. Rachel Pally Kimber dress via Shopbop.
2. Create romantic windswept hair with soft waves and just a touch of sparkly hair accessory. Hippie Chic hairstyle via Brides.
3. Cascading silk organza creates a shimmery glow in the soft light of the setting sun. Reem Acra Spring 2013 Drizzling Beauty gown via Reem Acra.
4. Soft layered skirt will move beautifully in the wind as you walk down the aisle. Rachel Zoe Elle Empire Petal gown via Shopbop.
5. Accessorise with blue and gold, blue gems on a pair of gold drop earrings, gold chain bracelet. Top it off with a golden hue straw clutch. Powder blue and nude jewellery via Martha Stewart Weddings.
6. A lovely powder blue dress is a great alternative to white. Rachel Pally Twist Shoulder dress via Shopbop.
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1. Multi-strand necklace adds wonderful detail to a strapless gown. Ben Amum necklace via Brides.
2. Beautiful embroidery and perfect craftsmanship are all you need to make a big entrance. Reem Acra gown (Fall 2012 Bridal collection) via Wedding Chicks.
3. The pleating details on this exquisite one-shoulder dress adds some drama without being over-the-top. Marchesa pleated gown via Shopbop .
4. This simple hairstyle is great for keeping your hair at bay when the breeze gets a little too much. Beach wedding hairstyle via Weddingbells blog.
5. A simple strapless silhouette is enhanced by a lovely blush color. Rachel Pally Fortuna dress in Carnation via Shopbop.
6. A mix of gold and natural baubles makes this necklace a great accessory for a beach wedding. Vespero necklace via Anthropologie.
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1. Set a lush arrangement in simple ceramic vases. Cream, blush pink and coral exude a warm and cheerful vibe. Martha Stewart Weddings .
2. Brass lanterns spaced out along a long table provides a soft and romantic glow while your guests are dining. For that pop of color, place small vases of pink and coral flowers in between the row of lanterns. Style Me Pretty .
3. Hurricane vases are a great way to keep the candle burning in the breeze, root pillar candles in sand for stability. Martha Stewart Weddings .
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I dream of days lazing on the beach with a good book and an ice-cooled drink. Enjoying the warm breeze while watching the sunset is one of life's little indulgence. The warm sunbeams gently illuminating the darkening sky, creating a subtle pink that radiates from the source. Take a deep breath and take in this magnificent sight.
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A black and white invitation suite sets your guests up for how the dinner reception is going to be. The stripes add a wonderful punch of patterns.
