Antalya Beach Wedding Questions, Answered

Choose sand for barefoot ceremonies and soft photos, and pebbles for clearer water and quiet coves. Lara, Belek, Side and Alanya have long sandy beaches, while Kemer and Kaş are mostly pebble and rocky coves.

Yes. In July and August the sand is very hot at midday, but by the last hour before sunset it is comfortable. We lay an aisle runner or wooden decking so barefoot guests are never on hot or uneven ground.

No. We build the ceremony area on a wooden platform or firm decking, and arches and flower stands have weighted bases, so everything stays level and steady.

We schedule the ceremony close to sunset, keep it to 20 to 30 minutes, and add shade, cold water and fans for guests. Dinner moves to a terrace or beach club once the sun goes down.

Midday can reach 34°C, so we never hold summer ceremonies in the afternoon. By sunset the sun is low and the air is cooler, which is why July and August weddings start around 18:30 to 19:00.

An afternoon sea breeze is common and usually eases toward sunset. We secure veils and flowers, use lanterns instead of open candles, and can choose a sheltered cove or terrace if your date looks windy.

Yes, from June to October the sea is warm enough at 24 to 29°C, and most resort beaches allow it. Many couples plan a swim and cocktail hour, or a relaxed beach party the next day.

Rain is rare from June to September. For spring and late autumn dates, every venue we book has a covered terrace or indoor space ready, and we make the final weather call with you the day before.

Yes. Parts of Belek and other Antalya beaches are loggerhead turtle nesting areas, protected in the nesting season from roughly May to September. Resorts there limit night lighting and setups near nests, and we plan decor and timing around those rules.

Sky lanterns are not allowed at most venues because of the fire risk, and fireworks need venue approval. Most couples choose sparklers where the venue allows them, or cold-spark machines for the first dance.

Often, yes. Drones in Turkey must be registered and some areas near airports and resorts are restricted, so we only book licensed drone operators and confirm the rules for your venue first.

We clear every chair, arch and decoration the same night and leave the sand as we found it. We use real or biodegradable petals and avoid plastic confetti on the beach.

Yes, when we choose the right venue. We look for beaches with paved paths or boardwalks to the ceremony area, reserve front-row seats and, at larger resorts, arrange buggies from the hotel.

Yes. Children usually love a beach wedding. We add a shaded kids' corner, child-friendly menus and, if you like, a babysitter so parents can enjoy the evening.

Light fabrics, flat sandals or block heels, sunglasses and sunscreen. For April, May, October and November weddings, guests should also bring a light layer for the evening.

It depends on their nationality. Many European and UK passport holders can visit visa-free for short stays, while others need an e-Visa from the official Turkish government website. Guests should check their own rules before booking flights.

For June, September and October weekends, book 9 to 12 months ahead, because the best beach venues fill first. Weekdays and April or November dates can often be arranged in 3 to 6 months.

Yes. We send photos and video of each beach filmed at your ceremony time, and we can arrange visits and menu tastings if you travel to Antalya before the wedding.

Everything in your plan: our planning, the beach venue, ceremony setup, decor, dinner and drinks, music, photography and our team on the day. You get one all-inclusive price with no separate supplier bills.

Your preferred date or month, guest count, budget and the style you like. If you already have a favourite beach or area, tell us that too.