The Alabama Point East Beach Access location is the ideal location for Medium to Large sized weddings in the heart of Orange Beach.  Rated ‘The Best Location to watch a Sunset’ by the locals, this one-of-a-kind location is nestled on East Side of the Perdido Key Bridge across from the Caribe restaurant and a stones throw from ‘The Gulf’ restaurant. There are nice restrooms and outdoor showers on site. There is ample free parking (54 Paved Parking Spots + an Additional 50 Sand Parking Spaces) and the beach is easily accessible.  This is a stunning location for you and your guests.  During the daytime, tourists and locals flock to the beautiful beaches however, the ‘beach goer’ crowd tends to thin into the evening hours.  This is a beautiful beach and is located 2.8 miles East of Alabama Highway 161 just over the Perdido Beach Blvd. Bridge.  Two boardwalks give us plenty of privacy and access for a picturesque wedding on Alabama’s coast!  Recommended locations include Zone #1 and Zone #2 located at the far East and West ends of this location, with the Boardwalk Entryway providing the ideal backdrop for pictures on the Big Day!

*Its not uncommon to find some of the locals riding the waves when the weather arises!

Nearest Hotels

• Hampton Inn: 25518 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach, AL 36561
  • Phone: (251) 923-4400
• Summer Chase Condominiums: 25800 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach, AL 36561
  • Phone: (850) 476-4344
• Emerald Skye (VRBO): 26034 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach, AL 36561
• Four Seasons (VRBO): 26072 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach, AL 36561
• Grand Caribbean (VRBO): 25805 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach, AL 36542
• Turquoise Place: 26302 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach, AL 36561
  • Phone: (877) 422-5249

Reception Locations

• The Cobalt Restaurant: 28099 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach, AL 36561
  • Phone: (251) 923-5300
• The Gulf Restaurant: 27500 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach, AL 36561
  • Phone: (251) 424-180
• Voyagers: 27200 Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach, AL 36561
  • Phone: (251) 981-9811
• Fisher’s Upstairs @ Orange Beach Marina: 27075 Marina Rd #300, Orange Beach, AL 36561
  • Phone: (251) 981-7305

The Dune Allen Beach Access is located in the heart of the famous ’30A’ stretch of coastline that makes Destin famous.  This neighborhood public beach access point is the ideal location for small to medium sized ceremonies with evening privacy and a beautiful winding boardwalk entryway.

The Sunshine State has about 1,800 miles of coastline and 1,100 miles of beach – more than any state in the union. Twenty-four miles of this sandy shoreline – some would say the best of the best – are right here at the Heart of Florida’s Emerald Coast. The sand here has been described as “shockingly fine” and so clean that it squeaks underfoot. The brilliant emerald-green water of the Gulf of Mexico provides such a contrast with the blue sky above and the white sand below, it’s no wonder artists have been painting this stretch of paradise since it was discovered by the Spanish centuries ago. But perhaps one of the most amazing things about our beaches is that the very best belong to you, the beach-loving public.

Surrounded by Santa Rosa Sound, Choctawhatchee Bay and the Gulf of Mexico is breathtaking for visitors of Okaloosa Island. This barrier island between Ft. Walton Beach and Destin is famous for pristine beaches

The Okaloosa County beaches are some of the most beautiful in the world with its sugar white crystalline sands drawing tourists from far and wide.

Come play on the powdery white sand beaches of Okaloosa Island! Emerald Coast beaches rank among the best in the world, and on Okaloosa Island, the beaches range from gulf front gorgeous to bay side beautiful!

Some of the region’s most desirable beaches are located on Okaloosa Island! Both public and private accesses give way to world-class white sand and emerald waters.

The charming little town of Ft. Walton Beach is a favorite of families seeking not just to “get away” but to “get to” something truly wonderful. Here you’ll find a quaint seaside downtown area with interesting shops and museums chock-full of fun and local history.

Surrounded by Santa Rosa Sound, Choctawhatchee Bay and the Gulf of Mexico are breathtaking for visitors of Okaloosa Island. This barrier island between Ft. Walton Beach and Destin is famous for pristine beaches, water sports and awesome family attractions.

Say “I Do” with your bare feet in the sand! Okaloosa Island is a magical place to marry, and with world-class event planners, photographers, caterers and more, you’ll be glad you had your destination wedding at one of the nation’s top beach destinations!

Destin, Fort Walton Beach, and Okaloosa Island regularly rank among the best on national and regional media lists of family vacation and beach destinations. Okaloosa Day Use Area east of Fort Walton Beach is part of the Gulf Islands National Seashore, named “Best East Coast Beach” in the USA Today 10Best 2016 Readers’ Choice Awards. The Okaloosa location offers an unspoiled beach, calm waters (ideal for family swimming), picnic tables, restrooms, and a boat launch. Other public-access beaches are located at Henderson Beach State Park, James Lee Park, John Beasley Park, and Newman C. Brackin Wayside Park. Many vacation properties also have private beaches or beach access.

Beasley Park is the last building on the beach before four miles of undeveloped coastline that the military owns

Beasley Park is a wonderful public beach park located on Okaloosa Island between Destin and Fort Walton, FL. It offers a more casual beach visit suited for families or couples looking to relax and enjoy the surf and sand. It has a tremendous amount of scenic beauty, which makes it a favorite location for a beach wedding. You can see them happen throughout the year, but most frequently during the early summer and fall months! I also think this beach location provides the backdrop for more “beach portraits” than any other area beach.

Okaloosa Island, a dividing plot of land between Fort Walton Beach and Destin, Florida, is home to fun family activities including the popular Boardwalk on Okaloosa Island. The Boardwalk offers eclectic shopping, fresh seafood dining, exciting entertainment, stunning ocean pier views, and public beach access and amenities. A historic landmark, the Boardwalk was constructed in the 1930’s as a resort destination with restaurants, gambling, and an amusement park. A decade later, the original Boardwalk (then named “Tower Beach”) was destroyed in a massive fire. The resulting reconstruction provided a more tame destination, focused on public use with the option for dining, shopping, and entertainment. There are plenty of things to do at the Boardwalk on Okaloosa Island, so let me help you plan a day at this famous Fort Walton Beach hot spot!

Miramar Beach – Public Access is the ideal Beach Location for medium to large weddings centrally located on Destin’s Emerald Beach.  We recommend setting up on the West (front Entrance) using the first boardwalk as this is the least crowded section of the beach.  Directly across Scenic Gulf Drive is an overflow parking lot which accommodates another 64 cars.  A short dash to Wedding Site Zone #1 and you have arrived at one of the most pristine beaches in America!