Here are some great Baja Mexico beach wedding ideas for any bride. The ideas are primarly aimed at brides aiming to have a Baja, Mexico Style – taco stand wedding on the East Coast. Here are some great tips on how your destination wedding can be right in your own backyard from Stacie Shea Events.
You can read more tips from Stacie by clicking here. Captured by Natasha Montero Photography.

A definite steal worthy wedding idea is giving your guests some homemade salsa and chips as a wedding favor. Budget friendly and way cute. Here is one of our favorite salsa recipes below from The Food Network. All you will need for this easy wedding favor is small canning jars, yummy chips, clear wrapping, string and a cute tag. So easy and fun.
Delicious Tomato Salsa (Recipe for Canning)
14 cups chopped roma tomatoes (you can substitute ‘standard’ tomatoes, but they will be juicier)
3 cups onions, chopped
1/2 cup jalapeno pepper (chopped or minced)
1 cup green pepper, chopped
1/2 cup vinegar
1/2 cup tomato sauce
3 tablespoons salt
1 tablespoon chili powder
1 tablespoon garlic powder
1 1/2 teaspoons cumin
5 tablespoons Clear Jel, that will not break down in high heat during processing. don’t substitute (Clear Jel is a
modified food starch (powdered form)
5 garlic, buds minced (optional)
Directions.
1. After all veggies are chopped, place them into a saucepan.
2. Add remaining ingredients, mixing clear jell with water before adding slowly to veggies. Bring to a boil. Cold pack for 10 minutes.

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Photographer: Natasha Montero Photography
Event Design: Stacie Shea Events
Cinematography: DMO Films
Coordinator: Stacie Shea Events
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Venue: Bartaco in Port Chester/NY
Makeup and Hair: Emily Takis
Cake/Desserts: Dough Girl Baking Company
Dress Designer: Bella Bridesmaid NYC/ Amsale
Floral Design: True Florette
Stationery and Paper Products: Jessica Haley Ink – website still in development (sister company of MJ Paperie)
Surfboards: East Coast Surf Products
Vow Books: Deborah Nadel Design









Beautiful wedding! I’m having my destination wedding in a lodge in West Virginia and have been looking for lanterns for the ceremony and reception…where did you get the lanterns that were in the sand? I love them!
Beautiful job Stacie!!! Love all the details
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I have to agree about the color palette it is lovely – love the coral dress and that truck! Lots of good intentions to detail at this wedding.
Such great ideas! The peach and bright blue is so eye-catching. And how cute are those forks?!
Surfboards, billy balls and Corona= FUN! My favorite part of this style shoot is the color palette and all the touches of natural wood~ it adds to the relaxed beachy vibe.
LOVE all the driftwood. Also – those guac favors?! Killer.
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totally my style…thanks for sharing :)
SO cool! Love all of the details carried throughout especially the paper products by Jessica Hayley Ink incorporating the wood and hand lettering. The florals are wonderful, love the billy balls that tie in with the yellow lanterns. Stacie Shea has impeccable attention to detail and it shows.
Great video. Love the time lapse and the overall feel. Really captured the preparation for the big day.
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Stacie, everything is gorgeous! I love love love the salsa favors, and those surf boards! I love that! Bravo!! It’s all beautifully done!!
Who wouldnt want tacos at their wedding! Totally love how it came out!
ADORE this!! How awesome, how fun:)
Please check out the amazing video created by DMO Films http://vimeo.com/29323287