Oceanside Beach Vow Renewal Location
Offering Vow Renewal Ceremony or Vow Renewal Ceremony with Photography
Oceanside Beach Vow Renewal Ceremony & Photography
$625
- No ceremony permit required at our Oceanside location.
- Professional wedding photographer. (Not a newbie from Craigslist).
What’s Included:
- A Vow Renewal ceremony presented by a multi-award winning San Diego wedding Chaplain in a fun and lighthearted mood with romantic readings.
- Your choice of ceremony: Civil/Secular, Spiritual or Christian.
- Professional photography provided by a local San Diego Wedding Photographer. All wedding photographers associated with Elope to San Diego have worked with us for over 10+ years and includes: 1 hour of service to capture your ceremony and a few formals following. A minimum of 36+ edited/finished images. Print Release included. All full size images delivered via convenient web download.
- Uo to 7 guests are allowed
What’s NOT Included:
- Reserved Ceremony Location (please remember, that this is a public beach not a private wedding venue)
- No Chairs/Altar/Music are permitted at these locations.
- Transportation.
Oceanside Beach Vow Renewal Ceremony
$375
- No ceremony permit required at our Coronado location.
- Professional wedding photographer. (Not a newbie from Craigslist).
What’s Included:
- A Vow Renewal ceremony presented by a multi-award winning San Diego wedding Chaplain in a fun and lighthearted mood with romantic readings.
- Your choice of ceremony: Civil/Secular, Spiritual or Christian.
- Uo to 7 guests are allowed
What’s NOT Included:
- Reserved Ceremony Location (please remember, that this is a public beach not a private wedding venue)
- No Chairs/Altar/Music are permitted at these locations.
- Transportation.
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The County of San Diego Health Department has issued the approval for vow renewal ceremonies on the beaches of San Diego County. Please note that this can be suspended at any time.
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- Health Mandates and Beach Access Subject To Change.
- 10 people TOTAL (Officiant, couple and 7 guests)
Beware of ceremony services making unsubstantiated claims. ANYONE can say they’ve been performing weddings in San Diego for generations, or create their own emblem proclaiming they are the BEST, the BIGGEST, the OLDEST or MOST TRUSTED. Those claims don’t mean a thing without an objective, 3rd party accreditation or governance to back them up!
We are proud of the decades of awards from industry professionals such as WeddingWire, The Knot and our A+ rating and Torch Award with the San Diego Better Business Bureau in 2014!
Say I Do Again Oceanside Directions
The following Say I Do Again Oceanside Directions are the quickest ways to get to the Oceanside – Cassidy Street location that will help you avoid traffic issues. You are more than welcome to plan your own using maps and GPS Navigation but please add extra time as these never show actual traffic issues on City streets.
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“RIDE-SHARE” STREET ADDRESS: For GPS: 1801 S Pacific St, Oceanside, CA. Please note that this is a house number for GPS purposes only and is NOT the location of the ceremony. Please do not disturb the homeowner!
FROM THE NORTH (INTERSTATE 5)
Take 5 South
Exit Cassidy Street
Continue to the right (west)
Continue until Cassidy Street ends at S. Pacific
Find Parking.
FROM THE SOUTH (INTERSTATE 5)
Take 5 North
Take Vista Way Exit (at 78 interchange)
Continue on Vista Way (west) until it ends at Broadway and follow right
Turn left on Cassidy
Continue until Cassidy Street ends at S. Pacific
Find Parking.
FROM THE EAST (Highway 78)
Take 78 West
Stay in right lane as Freeway ends and becomes Vista Way
Continue on Vista Way (west) until it ends at Broadway and follow right
Turn left on Cassidy
Continue until Cassidy Street ends at S. Pacific
Find Parking.
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Oceanside’s origins date to 1798, when the Spanish founded the village of San Luis Rey with the establishment of Mission San Luis Rey de Francia by Fermín de Lasuén. During the Spanish period, Mission San Luis Rey grew to be the largest of all the Californian missions, but following the Mexican secularization act of 1833 the mission and its community declined. Following the U.S. Conquest of California, the former mission lands were developed into an oceanfront resort and the community’s name gradually changed to Oceanside.