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In addition to putting you in touch with the area’s finest businesses and services, The Wedding Guide to the Outer Banks features articles to help you plan your special day. Choosing the Outer Banks for your wedding will provide a uniquely wonderful experience for everyone.

Browse our articles for an insider’s look at preparing for your wedding. From local statutes to selecting a location and ammenities, we hope our articles will assist you with our local insights. All of our articles also appear in the printed version of the Wedding Guide. Request your free copy!

Isn't She Lovely? Bridal Beauty Basics
Your wedding day is your time to shine. With all eyes on you, you want to be sure that you look your very best.
A Delicious Decision: Dishing on Wedding Cakes
A million decisions line the path to the perfect wedding – what dress to buy, which photographer to choose, and, of course, what sort of wedding cake to have.
Going to the Chapel: Outer Banks Churches
Many Outer Banks churches are happy to play host to visiting wedding parties. Keep in mind that each church has its own unique policy concerning weddings for guests, so be sure to ask a lot of questions.
Conflict Diamonds
Throughout history, choosing the right diamond has been no easy task. Though it is a symbol of love and devotion to your partner, it is also a financial investment that carries significant socio-economic consequences.
Unleash Your Inner Diva: Beach Weddings Go Glam
A beach wedding doesn’t have to mean Bermuda shorts and sea oat bouquets. Make your occasion a formal one by incorporating a few of these fabulously fancy details.
The Drink Dilemma
You want everyone to have a good time at the reception, but you don’t want your Aunt Helga dancing the Macarena on the table tops.
Five Outer Banks Wedding Faux Pas
As a bride planning her Outer Banks wedding from far away, you may not be aware of the lay of the land.
Save the Best for Lasting Enjoyment - Preserving your Bouquet
Lucky is the lady who gets to carry and enjoy a bundle of fresh flowers for the day!
The Groom's Corner
Although much of the pressure of the planning falls on the bride and her family, being a helpful groom will go a long way toward strengthening the bond you already have and will help take some of the pressure off your bride...
The Southern Outer Banks: Hatteras Island
Vacationers to the Outer Banks often go no further than a few miles across the Wright Memorial Bridge.
The Ultimate List
Deciding whom to invite can be one of the easiest or one of the most challenging parts of your wedding planning.
Get the Groove On - Music for the Ceremony and Reception
The tone you set with music, whether it’s from a DJ, a live band or your own IPod, is one of the ways to personalize your wedding.
Ocracoke Island Weddings
Weddings on Ocracoke can be classy and sophisticated or barefoot and casual.
Making It Official - Marriage License Requirements
What do I need to be legally married on the Outer Banks?
The Memory Keepers: What's Popular in Wedding Photography & Videography
Wedding days are all about making memories, and it’s essential to preserve those memories for years to come.
Planning for Perfection - What the Bride Needs to Know about Wedding Planners
Call her what you like – event coordinator, consultant, wedding director – the wedding planner wears many hats.
Setting the Stage - Wedding Rentals
Party-rental suppliers on the Outer Banks offer all the essential accoutrements you need for a fabulous-looking wedding ceremony or reception.
A Tale of Two Sisters
In December 2006 Gail and Rick Lawrenson were excitedly planning for the April 2007 wedding of their youngest daughter, Rachel, when they got some good but shocking news from their oldest daughter, Sarah. Two months after her sister got engaged, Sarah was also engaged.
Sites & Accommodations
If you want to get married on the Outer Banks, here are some logistics to help you decide where to hold your ceremony and reception. Remember to make your reservations early.
Making an Exit: Wedding Transportation
Think you’ve got your wedding transportation plans all wrapped up? Perhaps you’ve already picked a deluxe stretch limo or a cute classic convertible to sweep you and your new hubby off to your honeymoon suite.
The Trendsetting Bride: What’s Hot in Weddings in 2008
Stuck in a rut trying to plan your big day? Chances are, if you’re tired of attending cookie-cutter weddings, then your guests are, too.

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