Beach Wedding In Oak Island + Beach House and Reception Photos

Spotlight on Must Sea Beach House for Beach Weddings

Dana and Ryan’s wedding was held at a beach house called Must Sea Beach House at 6947 Kings Lynn Drive, Oak Island.

The house has seven bedrooms, five and a half baths, oceanfront and soundfront views, a swimming pool, a hot tub, an elevator, and a reverse floor plan. The owner’s website lists sleeping space for 18 people and pet options with conditions and fees. Confirm event permission, guest limits, fees, and pet arrangements directly with the owner.

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The details

Seven bedrooms and five and a half baths
Oceanfront and soundfront views
Swimming pool and hot tub; ask about heating fees
Elevator and reverse floor plan
Pet options subject to the owner’s conditions

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How to book: contact the owner directly

The owner’s website lists [email protected] and 770-605-9826 for booking inquiries. Check current pricing and arrangements here.

What makes this beach house work for weddings?

Aside from the views, one of my favorite things about the property is the backyard, with a pool, hot tub, and deck space.

The backyard is surrounded by dunes and palm trees, creating a peaceful vibe, but the real game-changer? There’s a direct path that takes you right onto the beach. Talk about a seamless transition from party time to photo time!

For photography, there are opportunities right on the property. We didn’t need a drone for Dana and Ryan’s wedding. Any aerial photography would need to follow the applicable flight rules and permissions.

Pro tip for photography timing

Here’s a quick tip from me—when setting up your ceremony, be mindful of the lighting. At Dana and Ryan’s wedding, I noticed the arch was positioned with the sun directly behind it. The lighting was tricky, and it can cause squinting eyes and blown-out photos. What I’d recommend instead? Plan your ceremony for just before sunset, during golden hour. Talk with your photographer about the best timing and ceremony position for your date.