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CREDIT: ERICH MCVEY
If you're throwing a seaside ceremony, draw inspiration from your surroundings when designing your big-day confection. Mussel shells added a bit of verticality, color, and seasonality to this one-tier by Yam & Bean.
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CREDIT: JENN EMERLING
For a warm-weather event, replace a traditional wedding cake with ice cream. The frozen treat is a no-brainer when it comes to staving off the heat. Nimble & Finn's served up a variety of flavors at this couple's summer celebration.
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CREDIT: ASHLEY LUDAESCHER PHOTOGRAPHY
It goes without saying that water is a necessity at any summertime wedding, but that doesn't mean that it has to be plain. To make the refreshment a little more appealing, serve it flavored, like Danae Grace Events did here, by adding in sliced fruits.
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CREDIT: PAT FUREY PHOTOGRAPHY
Searching for a practical accessory for your wedding look? Sunglasses—these were from The Market NYC—will do the trick.
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CREDIT: STEFANO SANTUCCI
We'd argue that there's not much better than a destination wedding during the summer, but make sure your guests are protected from the sun; this couple passed out parasols to do so. To nod to their Italian location, the umbrellas sat in an embroidered basket reading "pazzo di te," or "crazy about you."
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CREDIT: CARRIE PATTERSON
During your outdoor wedding, you won't want to wear stilettoes that sink into the grass, ruining the shoe forever. Instead, opt for something with a sturdy block heel, like these Alexandre Birman sandals.
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CREDIT: MICHAEL & CARINA PHOTOGRAPHY
Summer is the season of vibrant colors, so why wouldn't you want to wear them down the aisle? This bride and groom—the former in Abbeydale and the latter in Monique Lhuillier—wore bright hues that worked with their summertime event.
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CREDIT: VIENNA GLENN PHOTOGRAPHY
After your warm-weather reception, take a few photos (and a ride) with your new husband or wife in a convertible and enjoy the evening air.
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CREDIT: PHOTOGRAPHY BY LOREN
If there's one drawback to summer, it's the bugs. That's why it's important to make sure guests are equipped with plenty of bug spray (like this couple did here) if your reception is outdoors.
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CREDIT: HUNTER RYAN PHOTO
Welcome guests to your wedding with gifts that'll help them enjoy the warmer weather. This couple offered Turkish towels, sunglasses, boxed water, and more to their attendees.
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CREDIT: ELIZABETH LADUCA
Make sure that water is readily accessible throughout your celebration. If you're feeling extra crafty, you can turn glass bottles into table numbers for your reception—just add digits with paint!
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CREDIT: GABY J PHOTOGRAPHY
We recommend serving lighter libations for an extra-refreshing cocktail hour. A few floating petals in each glass—like those in these Weddings & Events by Emily drinks—are always a pretty touch. Alternatively, opt for frozen drinks!
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CREDIT: SANAZ PHOTOGRAPHY
Serve up your favorite summertime snack (s'mores!) in a stylish way. Mallow Mallow provided these treats.
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