Exmouth Weddings

Tips for your special day

Wedding arbour with flowers at Turquoise Bay, Exmouth WA, Ningaloo, Marriage Celebrant, Hilary Van Eldik

Beach Weddings

If you're planning to be married at one of the beach locations, contact either the Shire of Exmouth or the Department of Parks and Wildlife (DPaW) to arrange your permit. Park fees are charged for entry into the Cape Range National Park.

Fees and Public Liability Insurance are required for some Shire locations, including Town Beach and the Vlamingh Head Lighthouse.

Beautiful bride at sunset, Wedding Celebrant, Marriage, Marriage Celebrant, Hilary Van Eldik, Exmouth WA, Ningaloo

Weather Conditions

Exmouth has a beautifully warm climate all year round, becoming very hot during the summer months. It's important to consider providing shade and water for your guests.

The cyclone season commences on 1 November and extends through to 1 May. Having a "Plan B" is a good idea to avoid disappointment on your special day.

In the event of "Yellow Alert" it may be necessary to reschedule the time to avoid risk to all parties.

Beach wedding styling at Turquoise Bay, wedding packages, Exmouth Weddings, Marriage Celebrant, Hilary Van Eldik, Ningaloo

Book your Suppliers

Exmouth is only a little town, but is very popular for weddings and with tourists. Confirming with your suppliers early is important to ensure you have the best team available for your special day.
Confirm the date with your Celebrant, reception venue, accommodation providers, event stylists, photographers, videographers and cake decorators.

Pay your deposits to secure your reservations.
Book your salon appointments and allow an opportunity for a run through with hairdressers and make-up artists prior to your big day.
Confirm your transport with vehicle and bus providers.