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London + Nick’s Intimate Delnor-Wiggins Beach Wedding
September 1, 2026
Location: Del Nor Wiggins Beach, Naples
Guests: 0
Services: Sunset Kiss Package + Arch Florals + Videographer
Photographer + Video: DrRichMedia
With a special connection to Naples, London and Nick chose to come back to Southwest Florida for a celebration that was entirely their own after 13 years together. Rather than planning a large traditional wedding, they wanted something romantic, meaningful and intimate — just the two of them exchanging vows on the beach.
Their September ceremony took place at Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park in Naples, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Gulf and a quiet stretch of shoreline that gave them the relaxed, personal experience they were looking for.
A Romantic Naples Beach Wedding for Two
For London and Nick, intimacy wasn't something created by making a traditional wedding smaller. It was the point.
They came to Naples on their own and chose to spend their wedding day focused simply on one another. Their ceremony took place along the shoreline at Delnor-Wiggins, with the Gulf stretching out behind them and an unexpectedly dramatic September sky setting the scene.
There was no need to fill the day with a long schedule or elaborate traditions. They arrived by transport from the Ritz, exchanged their vows beneath the arbor and then had time to walk the beach together while their photographer and videographer captured the beginning of their marriage.
It was simple by design, but it didn't feel ordinary.
Clean Lines & Modern Romance
London had a clear vision for the aesthetic of their ceremony: clean, simple and refined, with white flowers and natural greenery.
Her own bridal style set the direction beautifully. A sleek, minimalist gown with a dramatic open back, cropped blonde hair and understated jewelry created a look that felt distinctly modern, while subtle classic details kept it romantic.
Nick complemented her in relaxed neutral tones, choosing a linen-inspired vest and trousers with a crisp white shirt. Together, their palette of ivory, sand and white felt completely natural against the Gulf Coast setting.
For the ceremony itself, we followed the same philosophy — keeping the structure clean and allowing a few carefully chosen details to make the impact.
White Roses, Orchids & Organic Greenery
A natural two-post bamboo arbor created the framework for the ceremony, finished simply with flowing white draping.
Rather than filling the arbor with flowers, we created one statement floral installation in the upper left corner. White roses and orchids were layered with fresh green textures and foliage, creating an asymmetrical arrangement with enough movement to soften the straight lines of the bamboo.
London's bouquet carried the same floral story.
Classic ivory-white roses created its foundation, accented with delicate white orchids and greenery extending beyond the floral shape. The bouquet was intentionally less structured than a traditional round rose bouquet, giving the classic flowers a fresher, more contemporary feel.
Keeping the floral palette almost entirely white and green allowed texture and shape to do the work rather than color.
A scattering of white rose petals beneath the arbor and two simple woven lanterns completed the ceremony setting.
Their Delnor-Wiggins Wedding Ceremony
London and Nick exchanged their vows in a private ceremony for two overlooking the Gulf of Mexico.
Their wedding experience included their styled ceremony setting, fresh floral design, bridal bouquet, ceremony music, officiant, professional photography and videography.
Without a traditional guest timeline to follow, there was room after the ceremony to simply enjoy being newly married.
They walked the shoreline, stopped for portraits beneath the changing sky and had their first moments as husband and wife captured against one of Naples' most beautiful natural backdrops.
When the Weather Becomes Part of the Story
Florida beach weddings don't always arrive with a perfectly clear sky and a bright orange sunset. Sometimes, you get something even more interesting.
As London and Nick's ceremony approached, layers of blue-gray clouds gathered over the Gulf. Instead of taking away from their setting, the changing sky became one of the most striking elements of the evening.
The muted water, soft white sand, neutral wardrobe and white-and-green florals all sat against the deeper tones of the sky, giving their photographs an almost editorial quality.
It was a beautiful reminder that a beach wedding doesn't need perfect weather to be beautiful. Sometimes the atmosphere you couldn't plan becomes part of what makes the photographs — and the memory — uniquely yours.
Their Sunset Kiss Beach Wedding Package
London and Nick chose our Sunset Kiss Beach Wedding Package, an intimate ceremony experience designed for couples who want more than a simple courthouse-style elopement without planning a full traditional wedding.
Their experience included an officiant, professional photography, ceremony music and coordination, along with the details that made the ceremony feel intentionally theirs.
For London and Nick, that meant adding a two-post bamboo arbor with white draping, custom fresh floral styling, London's coordinating bridal bouquet, rose petals and videography to capture the ceremony and their time together on the beach.
The result still felt wonderfully simple — but simple didn't mean bare. Everything was ready for them when they arrived, allowing the two of them to come to the beach, exchange their vows and enjoy the experience together.
Sunset Kiss Package
London + Nicks Wedding Gallery
An Intimate Wedding at Delnor-Wiggins
Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park is a beautiful choice for couples who want a Naples beach wedding surrounded more by the natural coastline than by a heavily developed beachfront.
For an intimate ceremony like London and Nick's, the setting allows the beach itself to become part of the design. White sand, Gulf water and native coastal surroundings provide much of what the ceremony needs before we ever add a flower.
It's especially well suited to couples who want their wedding to feel relaxed and intimate while still having thoughtful styling, professional photography and the traditional moments that matter to them.
Your Wedding Doesn't Have to Be a Big Wedding
London and Nick's celebration is a beautiful example of what we love about intimate beach weddings: simple doesn't have to mean insignificant.
A wedding for two can still have beautiful flowers. It can still have an altar waiting on the beach, music playing as you walk toward one another, thoughtfully chosen details and photographs you'll keep for the rest of your lives.
It just means the day can be centered entirely around the two of you.
Whether you're planning an intimate elopement for two or bringing a handful of the people closest to you, we'll help you create a ceremony that feels intentional, beautiful and genuinely yours.
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