Key West Weddings

The most frequent question I receive is “what if in rains?”. Luckily, our weddings are rarely affected by rain. If it does happen, I feel rescheduling is the best option. After all, you are coming to Key West for a beach wedding. However, for our couples arriving by cruise ship, this may not be possible. There was a light drizzle when Jamie and Joe arrived on the Carnival Imagination and the radar didn’t look encouraging. We considered indoor options on the island but, much to my surprise, they were able to arrange for Gary and I to board the cruise ship. I pronounced them “husband and wife” in the ship’s library and Gary took some photos around the ship. It even cleared enough for us to take some fun shots on the deck.

When Debbie and Steve asked their close friends Carrie and Paul to join them in Key West for a simple beach wedding and fun vacation, they thought it was a great way to get married. In fact, after some discussion, they all decided to get married - at the same time. I began the ceremony with my typical intro, then had each couple exchange vows and rings separately. After the ending, I pronounced each couple “husband and wife” individually. Gary then took their posed photos until sunset. They then went to the Commodore for their wedding dinner. Our first double wedding was a success.