Hollywood Beach Becomes a True South Florida Wedding Destination

Finding a unique destination is not easy, but this tranquil haven serves as a perfect backdrop.

2011-06-21

HOLLYWOOD, FL, June 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) Situated apart from the busy strip of tourist areas near Fort Lauderdale, you will find an emerging destination that is ideal for South Florida Weddings or any event where your wish is to be on the beach.

Hollywood, Florida has really been buzzing across the land as the hottest spot when looking for a hometown, beachtown experience. Brides and grooms rant and rave throughout the world wide web via blogs and social sites that Hollywood has all the ingredients as that perfect experience for a Florida Wedding.

Wedding venues become harder and harder to choose from, since hotels and catering houses emerge from the sand and offer themselves to the consumer. The wonderful niche that Hollywood offers is that there are only a few hotels sprinkled amongst the ocean waters to choose from, again, offering a unique wedding and reception destination venue.

One hotel that is situated on the North end of Hollywood's Beach Broadwalk, which was recently rated as one of the best beach boardwalks in North America by Travel + Leisure Magazine, is the Hollywood Beach Marriott, This Hollywood, FL hotel offers a fun, beach wedding experience in the Sunshine State.

This South Florida wedding venue protrudes elegance in a casual setting for both small and large events, and their size might only allow one event at a time so exclusivity could be yours. Visit them today at http://www.hollywoodbeachmarriott.com or call 954-924-2202 for more information.

About Hollywood Beach Marriott

There is no denying the irresistible pull of the ocean. For couples who can only imagine exchanging vows to the sound of waves, the smell of salt air and the soft touch of sand below their feet, the Hollywood Beach Marriott is the perfect South Florida beach wedding site to make it all happen. Touched by the ocean. Kissed by the sun.

With delightful Florida wedding packages that can be tailored for you, this wedding location near Ft. Lauderdale has it all. Offering beachfront weddings and our Grand Ballroom highlighted with rich, dark woods and high ceilings, we will make your dreams come true.

At the Hollywood Beach Marriott you will be treated to a level of service that is distinctly Marriott. What better place to start your happily ever after than this pristine Florida beach wedding destination.

Visit them at http://www.hollywoodbeachweddings.com or call 954-874-3188 to reserve your day of a lifetime.

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