The second beach wedding post today…but isn’t it worth it? I love the Bride’s short dress and diy flowers…it’s just lovely, simple and intimate wedding. The attendees included just the minister and 4 witnesses (but a goat did join them a little later for the photos..!)
Credit: Joshua Caine
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