SAN DIEGO WEDDINGS

San Diego is a coastal southern California metropolis situated in the southwestern corner of the continental United States. The city is the second largest in California and the seventh largest in the United States and is renowned for its moderate climate and many beaches. With a myriad ethnic and cultural mix, San Diego is well known for its wide selection of cuisines. The city is a major tourist destination, attracting visitors from all over the world.

San Diego Weddings
Here's what you need to know to make your marriage legal in San Diego. You need to apply for and receive a marriage license in order to get married. You'll typically apply for the license no less than one month before your wedding ceremony. You'll not only need proof of identification and age when you apply for your license, you'll also need to provide any information about previous marriages, and pay a nominal fee

San Diego Beach Weddings
San Diego wedding planning can be exciting when you imagine all the imaginative and great resources available in the city. There are many possibilities to create a unique wedding that fits your style and personality. One of the possibilities is a beach wedding, a romantic, yet cost-effective option. Your wedding guests will remember your big day and make their trip a mini-vacation all in one. The best months for outdoor weddings are from March to October.

San Diego Beach
Here is a list of San Diego Beaches:
• Blacks Beach
• La Jolla Shores
• La Jolla Cove
• Children’s Pool
• Windansea Beach
• North Pacific Beach
• Pacific Beach
• Mission Bay
• Mission Beach
• South Mission Beach
• Ocean Beach










Weddings In San Diego
It’s safe to say that the average wedding budget is around $20,000. An informal wedding in a park near a San Diego beach will cut down that figure considerably – your reception site will cost, at most, $35. If you opt for an informal with a small guest list, your expenses will go down even further. It's no use getting into debt for just one day, even if it's a special one. The money you save can go towards your honeymoon, or the down payment on a house. These days, more and more couples are donating to charity instead of handing out wedding favors.



Many lived together before the ceremony, and purchased a lot of appliances, glassware and cutlery along the way. This sense of material completeness may be what's motivating the tendency to give during a wedding, rather than just consume. Unless events in your life make the choice clear, choosing your charity can be a bit intimidating. This task has been made a little easier by websites that list the most reputable ones.