My Island Weddings

09/01/2026

Some things are meant to last forever after all. 💍

Congratulations to Michelle and Clinton ❤️

08/18/2026

Congratulations Monica and Rita 💍
We wish your beautiful family a lifetime of love and laughter ❤️

08/04/2026

So much sweet adoration between Kristen and Brian🧡💙

Thank you for choosing us and allowing us to be a part of your very special ceremony. 💍







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08/03/2026

Chris and Megan are just the sweetest and fun couple! Forever starts right now! 🌴🫶🏻💍

08/03/2026

We love the way you love each other 🩷

Congratulations Russell and Dianna❣️

We wish you a forever of happiness together !

07/29/2026

You too can Say “I do” to the sound of crashing waves with our intimate beach elopement packages, featuring a beautiful daytime ceremony, stunning ocean views, and zero stress. Your wedding should be filled with joy, love and an abundance of smiles 💋

Our elopement packages include:

Your Dream Beach Wedding ceremony right on the sand with clear ocean views 🌊

Thoughtfully written and heartfelt script made just for you🩷

photography to capture every hug, kiss, and sunny smile 🫶🏻

If you are ready to run away from the big budget venue and elope with us on the beach- call, text or stop by our webpage and fill out the inquiry form for a no obligation or hassle quote 💜

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07/21/2026

Congratulations to J and V! We love that you trusted us with your elopement. What a joy to see your family again and a huge treat to marry two different couples in the same family❤️

07/20/2026

We aren’t getting excited yet. Wind speed may be an issue but it’s a wait and see for this weekend.

I’ve had some interesting interactions today about my choice to NOT show the viral “cone of uncertainty” maps from the NHC.

For the record, I’m deeply appreciative for the amazing work that the NHC does! I just choose to share their wind and flood probability maps, instead of their cone maps.

The wind and flood probability maps help us zero in on the actual areas at higher risk for wind and flood impacts, which is what we all care about.

Not only does the cone map not show impacts, it engulfs broad areas that have very little risk. Some people say it’s better to make broader risk areas… better be safe than sorry, right?

I disagree for two reasons.

#1) When we “oversell” storm impacts and ring false alarms, people lose confidence in the accuracy of weather forecasting. It’s one reason why we hear, “meteorologists are always wrong.”

Much of the time, the science was there for a good forecast, it was just miscommunicated.

#2) When storm impacts are hyped or overplayed, it causes visitors and tourists to unnecessarily cancel vacation plans and hurts the coastal economy. This, in turn, hurts our local residents.

I cannot count how many times thousands of people have canceled their vacation plans to the coast for a storm that’s never coming. The visitor loses, the local business owner loses… everyone loses when forecasts are miscommunicated.

If there’s a legit storm threat on the horizon, I’ll be the first to post it. But much of the time people are reacting to storms that are never coming.

The balance is found in a factual approach that stresses preparation, not fear or panic. The weather is uncertain, so we just have to check back for updates and keep an eye on things.

Right now it looks like tropical storm impacts are UNLIKELY for Texas and SW Louisiana this week and weekend. Let’s keep an eye on the forecast for updates, but I wouldn’t cancel your vacation plans.

- HH

Pic: Sunrise from Galveston Beach on Mon Jul 20.

06/26/2026

Becky’s smile just beams with love for Jason! We can feel it in the air and see it in the glow around them. ❤️💍

Thank you for trusting us for your ceremony❣️

May your love last through the ages ❤️

06/25/2026

Congratulations Jasey and Michelle ❤️💍
We wish you a lifetime of happiness 🩷