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Congratulations on your engagement! I’m here to make planning your wedding feel exciting and manageable, from finding things you’ll love to understanding costs and knowing what comes next.

What are your names?

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We want a coastal wedding — sea views, relaxed, barefoot on the sand if we can get away with it.

That gives us a lovely clear direction: coastal, relaxed and informal, with sea views and an outdoor ceremony if the venue and permissions allow it. We can keep the sand element as a priority while having a sheltered indoor option for UK weather.

I can build your most useful planning plan around your wedding date, including when to explore coastal venues. What rough year are you hoping to marry?

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July 2027, about 60 guests.

July 2027 and around 60 guests gives us a clear starting point, with enough time to shape a relaxed coastal day thoughtfully. The location will guide which seaside venues and ceremony options are realistic.

Where are you hoping to get married?

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Where do people actually do that sort of thing?

In the UK, couples usually take one of three routes:

  • Cornwall or Devon: dramatic sea views, beach-house and coastal-hotel options, but guests may travel further.
  • Dorset, Sussex or Kent: easier access for many guests, with beaches, clifftop venues and seaside hotels.
  • Wales, Northumberland or Scotland: wilder scenery and a more remote feel, though travel and accommodation need more thought.

For your 60 guests, I’d lean towards a beach-adjacent venue with a licensed ceremony space and indoor weather backup. It keeps the barefoot-on-the-sand feeling possible without making the whole day dependent on the weather; a ceremony directly on a public beach needs its legal and local permissions checked carefully.

What comfortable total budget would you like the venue search to work within?

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Devon sounds right.

Devon suits the sea-view, relaxed feel you described, with plenty of coastal options around places such as Salcombe, Dartmouth, Torquay and the north Devon coast. For 60 guests, a venue near the beach with a licensed ceremony room and weather backup will give you the most flexibility.

I can bring up the single most useful next planning step for your July 2027 wedding now.

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Show us somewhere.

Ocean Kave is the closest match so far for your brief: a coastal venue on the North Devon coast with sea views, an all-weather ceremony space, reception suites and 31 rooms, with capacity well above your 60 guests. Its listed venue hire is £2,695–£7,250, with packages shown separately, so the full wedding cost needs checking.

I can now surface the next priority from your July 2027 plan, so you know what to tackle alongside venue research.

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