For a super casual celebration, try a picnic setup. Cynthia Martyn Events designed these pretty stations.

Not all guests want to drink alcohol, especially when it's hot outside. This couple offered "his" and "hers" beverages: sweet tea and lavender lemonade, respectively. A MIHO Experience provided the drinks, while Hanwriting calligraphed the dispensers.

If your favorite part of summer is the fresh produce, honor your interest with a unique display. Here, Costamanga Design served Private Knives Catering fare with a farm stand-inspired setup.

Maybe you're obsessed with chandeliers, but you want to throw your warm-weather reception outdoors. Don't worry—you can do both! This Bliss Haven Farms event design proves it.

Pitch your reception tent on the beach for an enchanting night by the sea. Sperry Tents provided this one.

A poolside celebration is always fun—especially when the space is decorated with pool floats!

Vacation-inspired Adirondack chairs are great for extra seating. They also make excellent props for a post-ceremony photo session.

Use summer flowers to spruce up your reception tables. These Vintage Table Co. place settings featured Flour LA poppy stems.

We love seeing citrus used in unique ways. Flowers by Aude wrapped these fruits around a reception's light fixture.

What says "summer" better than a tropical (and preferably frozen) cocktail? These Cali Craft Cocktails beverages were served in pineapples.

Give celebrants the gift of delicious summer fun with BBQ sauce wedding favors. If you're in the mood for a DIY project, make your own, like this couple did!

Little details can take your event to new heights. Consider this flamingo Champagne tower by Emily Clarke Events. It wasn't just for looks: each glass doubled as an escort card!

Serve s'mores with special marshmallows, like these unique XO Marshmallow varieties. The Urban Allure Events wedding's sweets came in yummy flavors, including lavender honey and vanilla.

Accent your dessert with seasonal decorations, like berries. Buttercup Bakery made this wedding cake.

Popsicles (like these J-Pops snacks) will help everyone cool down after a night on the dance floor.