Galveston offers a magical blend of coastal charm, historic architecture, and warm Gulf sunsets. If you’re dreaming of a wedding by the sea or in a charming ballroom on the island, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know—from beach permits to top photographers, planners, DJs, florists, caterers, and venues. As a Galveston‐based wedding photographer, I want you to feel confident and prepared as you plan your special day. Below is your comprehensive roadmap.
Why Choose Galveston for Your Wedding?
Firstly, Galveston couples with dreams of beachfront vows get more than just sand and surf. Here are some key strengths:
- Scenic variety: You get beach, historic mansions, Victorian houses, and elegant ballrooms all in close proximity.
- Iconic architecture & character: Examples include The Moody Mansion, Garten Verein, The Bryan Museum, Ashton Villa, and more.
- Ease of travel: Galveston is accessible via Houston, which is a 1-2 hour drive. It is also accessible via cruise port. This makes it appealing for destination couples and guests.
- Beach as a backdrop: The Gulf Coast sunsets, waves, sea breeze, and soft sand make for breathtaking wedding photography.
- Local expertise available: Because Galveston is a wedding destination, many vendors, planners, photographers, and event pros are already island-savvy.
In short, Galveston offers the romantic “destination wedding” feel. It also provides the convenience of an island you can actually drive to. You can also ship your guests through cruise lines.
5 Tips for Planning the Perfect Galveston Beach Wedding
Beach weddings introduce unique challenges and opportunities. Accordingly, these five tips will help you get it right.
1. Choose the Right Season (Weather & Hurricane Awareness)
- Galveston’s climate is humid subtropical, with hot summers and mild winters.
- The typical “wedding season” is from late spring through early fall. Yet, the risk of storms and hurricanes increases in late summer (August to October).
- Pick dates outside peak hurricane season (June–November) if possible—or always have a backup plan (indoor venue, tent, alternate date).
- Consider morning or late-afternoon ceremonies to avoid the hottest midday sun.
2. Secure Permits Early for Public Beaches
- Many public beaches need municipal or county permits for weddings. This is especially true if you’ll bring chairs, tents, or arches. It also applies if you plan to have music or amplified sound.
- Also, some beaches need proof of insurance or liability, escorting cleanup, deposit, etc.
- Thus, begin the permit application process 6–12 months ahead (depending on season) to avoid permit denial or delays.
- Also, consult Galveston city/county parks & recreation or the Galveston Office of Tourism for beach permit details.
3. Plan Around Tide, Sun, Wind & Timing
- Firstly, check tide tables for your wedding date—low tide often gives you more dry sand for setup, but timing matters.
- Next, align your ceremony to sunset or golden hour when possible (ideal for photography).
- Also, respect prevailing wind. Gulf breezes can be strong, so place your ceremony backdrop and floral design accordingly. Account for wind direction.
- Finally, use wind stabilization (stakes, weights, guy lines) for arches, signage, décor.
4. Hire Vendors with Beach Experience (Photographers, Florists, Planners)
- First, beach weddings behave differently: salt air, sand, humidity, glare, shifting light. You want vendors who know what works (and what doesn’t).
- Thus, ask your photographer: “Have you shot on Galveston’s beaches? How do you manage sun, glare, umbrellas, backlighting?”
- Also, your florist should know which blooms survive heat/salt and how to secure arrangements in sand.
- Finally, your planner should be comfortable managing logistics like vendor access (beach vehicles), clean-up, tide changes, parking, permits.
5. Prioritize Guest Comfort & Logistics
- By all means, offer shade (tents, umbrellas) and water stations due to heat.
- Due to sand, plan for guest mobility: boardwalks, ramps, walkways for heels or older guests.
- Furthermore, consider restroom access (porta-potties or beach restroom proximity).
- Also, clarify parking, shuttle, or beach access so guests don’t get lost.
- Finally, factor wind, insects, sound—microphones and speakers may be necessary, and “bug spray on tables” is a smart touch.
These five tips set a strong foundation. In the next section, we dig into where you can legally and beautifully host your beach wedding in Galveston.
List of Public Beaches for Weddings in Galveston
In detail, below is a list of popular public beaches where you can consider holding your wedding. Always check with local authorities about permits, rules, and restrictions before committing.
| Public Beach | Highlights / Notes | Permit or Restrictions | Ideal For |
|---|---|---|---|
| East Beach | The widest, most active beach; large public access. | Permit via Galveston Parks & Recreation (may have restrictions during events). | Big weddings, high guest counts. |
| Stewart Beach | Managed public beach with good amenities. | Permits required; limited space when beach is crowded. | Medium to smaller weddings. |
| Seawall Urban Park / Seawall Blvd Beaches | Close to hotels, easy guest access. | Permitting from city; beach width limited near seawall. | Ceremonies with mixed public/guest audience. |
| Galveston Island State Park (East Side) | More natural surroundings, dunes & marsh backdrop. | Permit required from Texas Parks & Wildlife. | Rustic, nature-oriented ceremonies. |
| Pocket Parks / Beach Access Points | Smaller access points along the island. | Usually easier permitting (but limited space). | Micro weddings or elopements. |
Tips when choosing a public beach:
- Firstly, always walk the site in person at your desired date/time to see sand slope, sun angles, rough surf, obstacles.
- Secondly, confirm emergency vehicle access, vendor vehicle access, and load-in points.
- Thirdly, ask whether chairs, tents, arches, music, decor, or alcohol are allowed and under what rules.
- Finally, confirm cleanup expectations—often you must restore the site to original condition.
While public beaches offer charm and accessibility, they also bring challenges: crowds, noise, unpredictable foot traffic, limited control over space. Accordingly, that’s why many couples opt for private beach options. Let’s explore that next.
Why You Should Choose a Private Beach for Your Wedding
Opting for a private beach (or a beach with exclusive access) gives you a more controlled, intimate, and luxurious experience. Here’s why many couples choose it:
- Privacy & Exclusivity
No passers-by, no random beachgoers wandering through your ceremony. You get uninterrupted moments. - Design Freedom & Control
You can customize décor, lighting, staging, access paths, seating layouts without worrying about conflicting public rules. - Vendor Logistics & Ease
Vendors often prefer controlled environments. You can guarantee access, staging zones, vendor parking, and cleanup without interference. - Better Guest Experience
No public noise or distractions. More comfortable pathways, stable footing, shade, and amenities. - Superior Photography Conditions
Without crowds, distractions, or surprise passers, photographs come out cleaner and more magical.
Of course, private beaches often come with higher rental costs or ownership requirements. But for many couples, the peace of mind and elevated experience justify the investment.
Next, I’ll show you top private beach venues in Galveston that offer this exclusivity and luxury.
Top 5 Private Beaches in Galveston for Weddings
Galveston might not have as many pure “private beaches” as some exotic destinations. However, there are properties, resorts, and event spaces that offer exclusive beach access. Some locations also provide controlled beach zones. Here are top options to consider:
- The San Luis Resort & Spa (Private Gulf-View Gazebo & Beach Access)
The San Luis Resort offers a Gulf-view gazebo for ceremonies and direct beach access for guests. San Luis Resort
Their packages often wrap in ceremony space, bridal suites, event planning support, etc. San Luis Resort - Private Beach Event Zones via Galveston Beach Weddings or My Island Weddings
Organizations like My Island Weddings specialize in “beach wedding zones” where you can rent a segment of beach for exclusive use (chairs, arch, minimal conflict). myislandweddings.com
These setups allow for semi-private use with some infrastructure support. - Luxury Vacant Beachfront Homes / Estates
Some private beachfront homes or VRBO/Vacation Rental properties allow exclusive beach usage for weddings. Couples can rent the house and reserve the adjacent beach area as private zones. - Moody Gardens / Resort with Adjacent Private Shoreline
Certain resort or hotel properties (or associated event spaces) on Galveston may provide private shoreline access or controlled waterfront space for events. (Check resort policies and contracts.) - Resort Beach Rentals / Concealed Private Strips
In some areas of Galveston, small stretches of beach are privately owned or can be rented for special events. Ask local real estate, planners, or concierge services for possible private beach strips.
True fully fenced-off private beaches are less common in Galveston. Thus, the common model is semi-private controlled zones. Accordingly, these are either resort beach zones or managed event beaches. Therefore, talk with resort event staff or planners to confirm exclusivity, backup rain plans, access, lighting, and service support.
Beach Wedding FAQs (Galveston Edition)
To list, here are answers to frequent questions couples ask when planning a Galveston beach wedding.
Do I need a permit for a Galveston beach wedding?
Yes, most public beaches need permits from city, county, or state parks, especially for setups (chairs, tents, sound). Also, private or resort zones may want internal reservations or contracts. With this in mind, confirm with local authorities well in advance. Check with City of Galveston Parks, Galveston County, or Texas Parks & Wildlife.
How many guests can I invite?
In short, that depends on the width of dry sand, beach slope, and permit limits. In brief, public beaches sometimes limit large guest counts when beach space is narrow. Thus, private/resort zones often allow more control. Always do a site walk and vendor review to confirm capacity.
Can I set up tents, arches, or staging?
Yes—if allowed under the permit terms. But wind, soft sand, and beach slopes complicate stabilization. In short, your planner/florist should bring sand-anchors, weights, rebar stakes, or flood weights to secure.
What time of year or day is best?
- Best months: April–May, September–October, when it’s warm but less peak heat.
- Time of day: late afternoon / golden hour is ideal for light, temperature, and photographs.
- Avoid midday sun (harsh overhead light) and times when surf is highest.
Are alcohol and music allowed on the beach?
Overall, yes—but under restrictions. In short, your permit may require sound level limits, limiting hours, liquor licenses, or insurance coverage. Thus, always check regulations for your specific beach.
What about rain or storms?
Chiefly, you must have a backup plan (tent, alternate indoor venue, date cushion). Correspondingly, weather is unpredictable on the Gulf—especially in tropical season.
Can I do fireworks / sparklers?
Explicitly, many beach permits prohibit open flames, fireworks, or pyrotechnics for safety and fire risk. Therefor, always check the local beach rules and fire codes.
Do you need a sound system / mic?
It is strongly recommended to use amplification if your guest count exceeds 40–50. Also, It is advised if there is ambient wind and waves. Thus, a wireless mic and speaker amplification will help guests hear vows clearly.
5 Best Venues for Weddings in Galveston (Beyond the Beach)
Moreover, if a pure beach wedding isn’t your preference, here are five standout venues in Galveston. Hence, these venues combine elegance, historic charm, or coastal flair.
- The San Luis Resort & Spa
Offers a Gulf-view gazebo, ballrooms, saloons, and indoor/outdoor event spaces. San Luis Resort
They handle large guest counts, full events, and wedding packages. - The Moody Mansion
A restored 19th-century mansion with elegant rooms and lush grounds. Wedding Spot
Great for historic or vintage-style weddings. - Hotel Galvez & Spa
Coastal elegance combined with historic character. Wedding Spot
A luxury resort with event options and beachside elements. - Garten Verein (Galveston Historical Foundation)
Victorian pavilion settings, garden courtyards, and historic ambiance. Wedding Spot - The Trolley Station (2021 Strand)
One of the largest private indoor/outdoor venues on the Strand. The Knot
Features ballroom, balcony, atrium, and flexible layout.
Honorable mention / alternatives:
- The Lyceum of Galveston Island: historic, indoor/outdoor venue in downtown Galveston. The Lyceum – Galveston
- The Artisan Galveston: elegant event space with architectural flair. The Artisan Galveston
- Bayside Event Center: waterfront, all-inclusive event venue. Bayside Event Center
In summary, each of these venues offers different styles. Therefore, your choice should depend on guest count and aesthetic. Being that, consider the indoor vs outdoor balance, budget, and how much you want to lean into beach influence. Also, be sure to tour in person and ask about backup weather plans, lighting, décor permissions, and vendor flexibility.
5 Best Wedding Planners for an Elegant Galveston Wedding
In addition, great planners reduce stress, coordinate behind-the-scenes logistics, and ensure every detail is executed. Hence, here are five reputable planners around Galveston:
- The Total Wedding Experience
Full-service planning, design, coordination and officiant services in Galveston. The Total Wedding Experience - Water to Wine Events (Galveston / SE Texas)
Specializes in immersive design & Galveston weddings. They highlight their deep understanding of the island’s event conditions. watertowineevents.com - My Island Weddings
Focused on beach weddings, handling beach zones, coordination, setup, and décor. myislandweddings.com - Island Concierge Services, LLC
A local concierge and planning service with event planning and coordination experience. Eventective - Above & Beyond Concierge / Event Planning
Local event, party, and wedding planning services in Galveston. AboveBeyondConcierge
In addition, names worth exploring via The Knot or WeddingWire include: Bella Luna Event Planning. Also, Set in Stone Events is an option. Lastly, Bellagala Wedding Planners is also worth considering. Though some are more Houston-based, you can explore them on The Knot.
What to ask a planner:
- First, how many Galveston beach weddings have you executed?
- Next, do you manage permits, vendor coordination, vendor load-in, and cleanup?
- Thirdly, what’s your back-up rain/indoor plan?
- Also, can you work with my photographer / florist / DJ or do you have preferred vendors?
- Finally, what are your fee structure / packages / payment schedule?
In sum, a good planner is your boots-on-the-ground problem solver—especially on a barrier island wedding.
What You Should Know About Hiring a Wedding Photographer for a Galveston Wedding
Undeniably, your wedding photos preserve the story of the day. for generations to come. Thus, for a Galveston wedding, here are essential things to vet when hiring your photographer:
1. Experience with Beach & Island Conditions
- Sun glare, reflective sand, salt air, humidity, wind, changing light — these impact exposure, backlight, lens flare, and equipment care.
- Thus, ask: “Have you shot at Galveston beaches? Which beaches? What challenges did you overcome?”
2. Golden Hour vs Midday Photography
- In essence, on the beach, golden hour (pre-sunset) gives soft, warm light, flattering skin tones, and dramatic backlight.
- But, midday sun is harsh; the photographer should know how to use fill flash, shade, reflectors to manage shadows.
3. Backup Gear & Rain Plans
- Also, salt air and humidity are tough on gear. Your photographer should carry backup cameras, backup lenses, weather-sealed bodies, lens cloths.
- Therefore, have a wet-weather plan (shooting indoors, under cover, or alternate location) in case of storms.
4. Posing, Movement & Composition on Sand
- Chiefly, walking on sand is uneven. Therefore, your photographer should direct couples to move naturally. In part, they need to control their footing and avoid sinking. They can use elevated boards or provide a walkway.
- Also, they should use low angles, wide lenses, and negative space to capture sky, water, and wave detail.
5. Special Moments & Logistics
- Next, ask whether your photographer will scout private beach zones, vendor staging areas, access paths, power for lighting.
- Ensure vendor coordination—they arrive early, set up test shots, get ceremony rehearsal, and manage sunset transitions.
6. Portfolio & Style Match
- Next, look for consistency, emotion, lighting, storytelling in portfolios.
- Compare their beach wedding galleries—do you see strong silhouettes, backlit couples, wave motion, candid candid moments?
7. Contract Clauses
- Finally, confirm terms for delays, backup date coverage, extra hours, digital rights, weather clauses, and deliverables timeline.
In sum, by asking these targeted questions, you’ll choose a photographer who’s not just good—but island-proven. (And I’d be honored to be your photographer—more on that in the bottom section below.)
How Much Does a Galveston Wedding Photographer Cost?
Hiring a wedding photographer in Galveston typically costs $4,000 to $7,000+ for full-day coverage. While entry-level photographers may charge less, experienced professionals with beach expertise and strong portfolios usually fall into the premium range.
What Influences Photography Pricing?
- Experience & Reputation: Established photographers with proven Galveston weddings command higher fees.
- Coverage Hours: 8–10 hours of coverage costs more than elopement packages (2–4 hours).
- Second Shooter: Adds $500–$1,000 for wider coverage.
- Albums & Prints: High-end albums, canvases, or heirlooms can add $800–$1,500+.
- Editing & Turnaround: Faster delivery and premium retouching raise costs.
- Travel Fees: Local Galveston photographers often include travel, while Houston-based may charge extra.
Typical Price Ranges in Galveston
| Package Type | Average Cost | What’s Included |
|---|---|---|
| Elopement / Micro Wedding | $1,800 – $3,000 | 2–4 hours, digital gallery |
| Standard Full Wedding | $4,000 – $6,000 | 6–8 hours, online gallery, engagement session optional |
| Premium / Luxury Package | $6,500 – $9,000+ | 8–10 hours, second shooter, heirloom album, engagement or bridal session |
Why Galveston Weddings Cost More
- Beach challenges: Photographers need weather-sealed gear, sand-safe equipment, and backup systems.
- Destination factor: Galveston is a sought-after location, attracting premium vendors.
- Golden hour demand: Coordinating beach sunsets requires precision, planning, and additional editing skill.
Money-Smart Tips for Couples
- Book your photographer 12–18 months early, especially for peak season (spring & fall).
- Consider weekday or off-season weddings for possible reduced rates.
- Ask about bundle options (engagement session, bridal portraits, wedding day coverage together).
👉 Remember: Your wedding photos are the one investment that preserves every detail for a lifetime. Décor, flowers, and food fade—but your images live forever.
Top 5 Florists for Weddings in Galveston
Floral design on a beach wedding requires special skills: windproof setup, durable blooms, structural support, and salt-tolerance. These local florists have wedding experience in Galveston:
- Flowers by Rickea
Based in Hitchcock, TX, with experience in wedding design, event setup, and custom arrangements. WeddingWire - The Flower Bandit
Local Galveston-area florist that shows up in WeddingWire listings near Galveston. WeddingWire - Harbour Club Florist
Featured in the WeddingWire “Florists Near Galveston” list. WeddingWire - Jubilee Ensemble
Also appears in regional florist listings via WeddingWire. WeddingWire - Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club Florist / In-House Floral (Galveston Coastal)
Though not a standalone florist listing, resort-based or coastal florists often provide strong beach event design. (Seen in regional florist listings: “Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club”) WeddingWire
Tips for working with floral designers:
- Ask what flowers survive heat, wind, salt spray (e.g., orchids, succulents, tropical greenery).
- Ask about structure stabilization (sand anchors, weights, guy wires).
- Ask for test setups (especially for elevated installations such as arches, columns).
- Request a walk-through of your ceremony site with your florist to see sun, wind direction, and vendor access.
Top 5 DJs for Weddings in Galveston
Music sets mood. Look for DJs who understand outdoor sound, timing, beach acoustics, and flow. Here are DJ options in Galveston / surrounding areas:
- DJU Entertainment
(Often listed for Galveston weddings via WeddingWire / local directories) WeddingWire - LG Event Pro DJs
(Appears in regional DJ listings in Galveston/Houston area) WeddingWire - Xceptional DJs
(Listed in DJ directories near Galveston) WeddingWire - Mixteka Sound Productions
(Also listed in WeddingWire Galveston DJ listings) WeddingWire - DJ Charlie Entertainment
Based in Katy / Houston, but serving Galveston and surrounding counties. The Knot
What to ask a wedding DJ:
- Do you have outdoor / beach event experience?
- Do you carry backup equipment (power, speakers, generator)?
- Can you synchronize with ceremony timing, cues, and vendor transitions?
- What sound permits / decibel constraints apply on the beach or venue?
- Do you provide lighting, MC, emcee, dance-floor coordination?
Top 5 Caterers for Weddings in Galveston
Food is a highlight of your reception. The Galveston region has several excellent catering options, both local and regional, some specializing in coastal dishes. Here are top caterers:
- Chopin Mon Ami Catering
Based in Galveston. Listed among vetted Galveston vendors. cmacatering - Benno’s of Galveston (Catering & Events)
Local catering company with 20+ years in business. Bennos of Galveston - Shrimp ’N Stuff Catering
Local restaurant that provides off‐site catering. Strong local flavor, seafood. Shrimp N Stuff Redesign - Coastal Catering (Galveston)
A catering business listed in WeddingWire Galveston catering listings. WeddingWire - Master Chef Catering (Houston area, serving events in Galveston)
Full-service catering company that services weddings. WeddingWire
Tips when choosing a caterer:
- Ask for menu flexibility, including local seafood, dietary needs (vegan, gluten-free).
- Confirm off-site logistics: staffing, transport, serving, dish collection, cleanup.
- For beach receptions, ensure portable kitchens, cooling, power, and shade support.
- Ask for tastings, sample menus, and references from beach or outdoor weddings.
- Clarify beverage / alcohol policies, licenses, corkage, and bar staffing.
Putting It All Together: Sample Timeline & Checklist
Below is a sample timeline and a planning checklist to help you stay organized.
Sample Timeline (18–24 months before to wedding day)
| Time | Tasks |
|---|---|
| 18–24 months | Choose general wedding style, draft budget, research destinations, assemble preliminary guest list |
| 12–18 months | Secure venue (beach or resort or ballroom), choose planner, set date, book photographer |
| 9–12 months | Apply for beach permits or venue contracts, reserve florist, DJ, caterer, accommodations for out-of-town guests |
| 6–9 months | Finalize design, décor, floral, timeline, guest invitations, transportation, honeymoon plans |
| 3–6 months | Final walk-through at beach/venue, confirm contracts, coordinate vendors, send reminders |
| 1–2 months | Final guest count, table layouts, seating chart, finalize timeline, permit follow-ups |
| 1 week | Confirm vendor arrival times, day-of contacts, weather contingency plan |
| Wedding day | Enjoy, coordinate, photograph, celebrate |
| Post-wedding | Return rentals, receive photo gallery, send thank-you notes, follow up feedback |
Checklist (Key Items to Confirm)
- Venue & beach reservation/contract
- Beach / event permit
- Backup weather plan
- Photographer & videographer
- Planner or day-of coordination
- DJ / music & sound equipment
- Florist & décor
- Catering & bar service
- Rentals: chairs, tables, tents, linens, lighting
- Guest comfort: parking, transport, shade, restrooms
- Wedding attire (dress, shoes suited for sand)
- Hair & makeup trial
- Invitations & RSVPs
- Guest accommodations & travel
- Day-of timeline & walk-through
- Vendor contact sheet & schedule
- Cleanup & teardown plan
Using this timeline and checklist ensures you stay on track and avoid last-minute surprises.
Galveston Wedding FAQ
How far in advance should I book my Galveston wedding venue?
Couples usually book venues 12–18 months ahead, especially for spring and fall dates. Popular venues like Garten Verein, Hotel Galvez, and The Bryan Museum can sell out over a year in advance.
Which Galveston wedding venues work best as rain backups?
Indoor options like The San Luis Resort ballrooms, Hotel Galvez, or The Lyceum work well as rain alternatives to beach ceremonies. Many couples book both a beach permit and a venue for flexibility.
Are there hotels near the main wedding venues?
Yes. The Strand District has boutique hotels and rentals close to historic venues, while Seawall Boulevard offers beachfront resorts like The San Luis and Hotel Galvez. Guests have options from luxury to budget.
What wedding guest activities are popular in Galveston?
Guests can enjoy Moody Gardens, Galveston Historic Pleasure Pier, Schlitterbahn, The Strand shopping, harbor tours, and dolphin watching cruises. Many couples plan welcome parties or farewell brunches around these attractions.
What food is popular for Galveston weddings?
Seafood is a staple. Local caterers often feature shrimp, oysters, Gulf fish, and Cajun influences. Many couples pair seafood buffets with classic Texas BBQ for variety.
What’s the average guest count for Galveston weddings?
Beach weddings often range 30–100 guests, while resort and ballroom weddings can host 150–300 guests. Venues like The Bryan Museum or The Trolley Station handle larger groups comfortably.
How does Galveston compare to Houston for weddings?
Houston offers a wider vendor pool, but Galveston provides a destination wedding feel without travel costs. Couples often choose Galveston for scenic backdrops, historic charm, and exclusive beach ceremonies.
Why You Should Hire Us as Your Galveston Wedding Photographer
As a Galveston-based wedding photographer, I specialize in capturing your love story under the unique conditions of Gulf Coast weddings. Here’s why you should consider hiring me:
- Local island expertise: I know Galveston’s beaches, light directions, tide patterns, and hidden photo spots.
- Beach wedding experience: I have shot many Galveston beach weddings and know how to handle glare, wind, humidity, and dynamic light.
- Seamless vendor collaboration: I coordinate with planners, florists, DJs, and ensure photo timelines sync with your event flow.
- Creative storytelling & editorial style: Beyond posed portraits, I document candid moments, emotional connection, light transitions, and details.
- Backup assurance & professionalism: I bring backup gear, weather plans, and secure your images with contracts and timelines.
- Personalized service: I treat each wedding as unique—from intimate elopements to grand celebrations, I tailor your package.
If you’re planning your Galveston wedding, I’d love to chat with you. Let’s:
- Schedule a free consultation: https://bethsheridan.com/contact
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👉 Reserve your date soon—Galveston beach weddings book early!
- By Jim Evans – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=20241373 ↩︎
