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Pawleys Island planner Ashley Pate Newkirk has run Ash Events since 2018, with tiers from month-of coordination to full design.
Planners · Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand
Family-owned Myrtle Beach business selling seven all-inclusive beach ceremony packages, from $550 for officiant, photography, and a sand ceremony.





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Romantic Myrtle Beach Weddings describes itself on its own site as a locally and family owned business that traces its roots to wedding videography services started in 1980. The company today runs turnkey beach ceremony packages rather than hourly or tiered wedding planning, and files South Carolina marriage licenses as part of every package.
Each of the company's seven named packages bundles an officiant, professional photography, and beach decor into one flat price, with two-camera videography and DJ service available as paid add-ons on higher tiers. The entry packages, Wedding by the Sea and Wedding by the Inlet, include an officiant, one hour of photography with roughly 100 edited images, and a sand ceremony for $550. Higher tiers such as Romance by the Sea ($995), Elegantly Romantic ($1,195), Beautifully Romantic ($1,595), and Romantic Masterpiece ($2,595-$2,995) add a decorated arch, tikis or kissing balls, more chairs, a sound system, and videography. None of the packages include a reception venue, food, or beverages.
The company works beaches around Myrtle Beach and charges a $150 travel fee to reach North Myrtle Beach or south to Pawleys Island. Couples reserve a date with a deposit that scales with the package, and total pricing runs from $550 to just under $3,000 depending on tier and add-ons.
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