About Us

Forgotten Coast Wedding Company was born from a love of this stretch of Florida coastline — where the Gulf meets quiet towns, historic harbors, and beaches that feel like a secret.

We are a wedding planning and coordination company — not a DJ, and not an officiant. Couples hire us to plan the weekend and run the day along Florida’s Forgotten Coast, from Mexico Beach to St. George Island. See the towns we plan.

Coastal Florida landscape

Our Story

We believe every wedding should feel as unhurried and authentic as the coast itself. No cookie-cutter packages, no rushed timelines — just thoughtful planning tailored to your love story.

Whether you’re dreaming of a barefoot ceremony on the beach, an elegant reception in a historic venue, or an intimate gathering with close family, we bring local knowledge, vendor relationships, and calm expertise to every celebration.

Why the Forgotten Coast?

We specialize in the communities along this stretch of Gulf Coast — less crowded than south Florida, more character than anywhere else on the Gulf. These are the places we know best:

  • Mexico Beach
  • Beacon Hill
  • St. Joe Beach
  • Highland View
  • Port St. Joe
  • Cape San Blas
  • Indian Pass
  • Apalachicola
  • Eastpoint
  • St. George Island

The studio

Forgotten Coast Wedding Company is a wedding planning and coordination studio for Florida’s Forgotten Coast. The public-facing work of this brand is planner and coordinator work: venues, vendors, lodging, timelines, weather backups, and wedding-day execution from Mexico Beach to St. George Island.

This page stays brand-centered on purpose. We do not publish personal awards, ceremony counts, star ratings, or “preferred vendor” claims we cannot show. Those belong on the businesses that actually did that work. This studio does not lead with officiant or DJ services.

If you want a person on a call, use the contact form or call (850) 517-2782. We reply within 24 hours. A named founder bio, portrait, and any credentials that belong to this brand — not to a sister company’s ceremony history — can be added here when they are ready to publish.

Chris to supply before a personal bio goes live: the name to use on this brand, a short first-person note that does not borrow officiant or DJ history, and a photo you have the right to use.

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