Allow me to plan and perform your marriage ceremony on the beach in sunny South Florida. I cover all of Palm Beach and Broward county and I love beach weddings. Beach weddings in Ft Lauderdale and West Palm Beach and Boca Raton. Fort Lauderdale is in Broward County and is part of South Florida and is part of my area of coverage for beach weddings. I also cover all of Palm Beach county for beach weddings in south Florida and this includes beach weddings in West Palm Beach. 

Ask about the Florida beach wedding package which includes the officiant and photographer.

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This $500 Dollar wedding package includes the wedding officiant / clergy and a professional news photographer with her Nikon D-SLR camera. You get two hours of time with your wedding snapshots. You get your photos on a CD and it is yours to do professional prints as you are allowed to make as many prints as you like. Chaplain Robert Walker B.Th. Tele: 561-964-5036

Click below for the photographers website:

South Florida Photography

This includes a minimum of 100 snapshots of your special day.

You can also ask for more professional services at an additional cost.

Ask me about dove releases at your wedding ceremony for a special touch to your special day.

Call me for availability and costs for special requests.

Chaplain Bob Walker

Tele: 561-964-5036

Sun-Sentinel newspaper - Our local news source

Here is a partial list of the top 10 beaches in South Florida in Palm Beach County, per our local paper.

Top 10 beaches in South Florida

From Miami to Fort Lauderdale to West Palm Beach, these top beaches offer more than just sun and sand.

By Brian J. O'Connor
Sun-Sentinel
Posted June 18 2005

2. Lake Worth Municipal Beach
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10 Ocean Boulevard, Lake Worth, 561-533-7367; same number for beach conditions. Pier information: 561-582-9002. From Federal Highway, take Lake Avenue east over the Intracoastal Waterway.

Lake Worth Municipal Beach has more than 1,200 feet of sandy beach, plus a ballroom and a 900-foot pier housing stores offering ice cream, jewelry, places to eat and more.

3. John D. MacArthur Beach State Park
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10900 State Road 703 (A1A), North Palm Beach, 2.8 miles south of U.S. 1 and PGA Boulevard; 561-624-6950.

MacArthur State Park is on a barrier island and encompasses a 317-acre coastal hammock as well as a 120-acre mangrove swamp on Lake Worth Cove, and offers unguarded swimming on the two-mile, very private beach. This is a prime turtle nesting area, and organized walks are led by rangers in June and July. Offshore reefs are easily accessible for snorkelers and divers.

WARNING: You MUST have a permit for a WEDDING in Boca Raton, Florida. This is the responsibility of the Bride and Groom.

5. Red Reef Park
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1400 N. Ocean Boulevard (A1A), Boca Raton. Beach conditions: (561) 393-7989 or www.ci.boca-raton.fl.us/oceanrescue/ocean.htm. Take Palmetto Park Road east from I-95 or Federal Highway, then head north on Ocean Boulevard about 1 mile.

Red Reef Park in Boca Raton offers easy access to snorkeling for even the most timid beginner, with plenty of fish to spot. There is a mile of beachfront in this 39-acre park, which includes the 15-acre Gumbo Limbo Nature Center on the Intracoastal side. One of the few beaches open after dark (until 10 p.m.), Red Reef offers swimming, sunbathing, surf casting, and strolling over the dunes along a boardwalk. There's a designated surfing area on south end. The natural reef is about 10 feet off shore, where even beginning snorkelers can catch sight of tropical fish, turtles, eels and stingrays, as well as the man-made reef about 100 feet offshore.

NO WEDDING PERMIT IS NEEDED HERE, last I heard and the wedding party is responsible for any permits needed.

8. South Inlet Park Beach
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1298 S. Ocean Boulevard, Boca Raton; 561-966-6600. Beach conditions: 561-276-3990. North on Federal Highway from Hillsboro Boulevard or south from Palmetto Park Road, then head east on Camino Real and south on South Ocean Boulevard.

If romantic impulses take over during your visit, many couples make South Inlet Park Beach the spot for their wedding (before or after lifeguards come on duty, though), or at least their wedding pictures. This scenic county-owned park on the Boca Raton inlet goes from the ocean to the waterway, featuring a pier/jetty for fishing and sightseeing, and also offers a good place to windsurf, jet ski, canoe or kayak.

If you want a beach wedding, then here are some points to ponder:

Beach weddings Part I

Beach Weddings Part II

I can help answer many of the above questions