Orange Beach Wedding -Gulf Shores Wedding

Online, September 8, 2010 (Newswire.com) - The Orange Beach area of Alabama is sandwiched between Gulf Shores and Pensacola, Florida beaches. The area boasts gorgeous blue-green waters that seem more exotic than the Gulf of Mexico. Sandy shores with dunes, sea oats, and abundant wildlife line the backs of the three public beaches near the city of Orange Beach, Alabama. A lot of destination Orange Beach Weddings happen at whats called Florida Point beach and is close to Perdido Pass Bridge. Slightly west you'll find Cotton Bayou Beach. Keep going west on Highway 182 and you come to Romar Beach. Though there are many inland waterfront Gulf Shores Wedding
venues because of the lakes, bays, coves, and harbors in the area, Orange Beach, Alabama beach weddings are typically at some of these public beaches or in front of hotels, condos, and beach homes.

A romantic and sunset Orange Beach Wedding Orange Beach, Alabama beach weddings at Florida Point can take advantage of 70 acres of public beach space. This beach has boardwalk dune crossovers to provide access to the beaches without harming the delicate balance of the dune ecosystem. There are two parking areas for the convenience of your wedding party and guests. Other structures include covered picnic tables, restrooms, and outdoor showers. Florida Point is a great spot for bird watchers, with many sightings of herons, loons, seagulls, egrets, and pelicans. In fact, it's the start of the Alabama Coastal Birding Trail. West of the Perdido Pass is a seawall and jetty frequented by fishermen.

Cotton Bayou beach is perfect for a small Gulf Shores Weddings
beach in between condos. Free parking gives close access to your wedding site. Orange Beach, Alabama beach weddings at Cotton Bayou can take advantage of restrooms and outdoor showers. One thing to remember is that the proximity to the condos on either side means that people will be present on this public beach. Most will be polite and watch ceremonies from a distance, but the more people mean more noise and distractions.

The only structures on the public beach at the Romar Beach access point are the boardwalk dune crossovers. Port-o-lets are present, but there are no restrooms and showers. However, this beach is next to Romar Beach Condos, which has grills, picnic tables, and a swimming pool if you wanted your wedding party and guests to stay right at the wedding site. Orange Beach, Alabama beach weddings at all of these beaches and the ones in front of the resorts, condos, and hotels will be memorable and beautiful simply because of the white sand and turquoise waters of the Orange Beach area.