Spring Break in Panama City Beach and Destin!

Here's a question for all you brides!  Do Spring Break and Destination Beach Weddings have anything in common?

We're joking a bit, but generally the answer is "No".  However, not all areas of Florida are brimming with partying college kids.  So the answer could be "Yes"!  Many couples are scheduling their Florida Beach wedding to coincide with Spring Break because they have kids in school that also get Spring Break.  What a great time to combine a vacation with your destination beach wedding!  

Beach Elope knows the spring break schedule and we know what areas of the beach are very crowded and what areas are quieter.  Give us a call to schedule your wedding during spring break and we'll suggest a spot that's not too busy!  

Spring is a nice time to visit the beach, specially after a dreary cold winter!  

Our local website 30a.com posted the spring break schedule for this year.  It's pasted below.

SPRING BREAK 2015: When Is Your School Out?

Spring Break is right around the corner, folks, and we're ready to welcome tens of thousands of visitors this season! Here's a quick snapshot of when the major colleges, universities and school systems will be here:

FEBRUARY 22-28, 2015	# OF STUDENTS
Eastern Michigan University	23,000
Saint John's University (N.Y.)	15,700
MARCH 1-7, 2015
Ball State University (Ind.)	22,100
Barry University (Fla.)	9,300
College of Charleston (S.C.)	9,900
Dalton State College (Ga.)	6,000
Grand Valley State University (Mich.)	24,700
King College (Tenn.)	2,000
Oakwood University (Ala.)	2,000
Ohio University	38,000
Rice University (Texas)	6,000
Rollins College (Fla.)	2,300
Seneca College (Ontario)	20,855
Southern Wesleyan University (S.C.)	2,400
Temple University (Penn.)	37,700
University of Florida	49,600
University of Michigan	42,800
University of North Carolina – Charlotte	27,200
University of South Alabama	15,100
Vanderbilt University	12,700
Wright State University	18,400
MARCH 8-14, 2015
American University (D.C.)	10,000
Appalachian State University (N.C.)	17,500
Arizona State University	72,300
Austin Peay State University (Tenn.)	10,000
Baylor University (Texas)	15,200
Boston University (Mass.)	30,800
Bowling Green State University (Ken.)	17,800
Central Michigan University	27,000
Cleveland State University	17,200
Duke University (N.C.)	14,800
East Carolina University (N.C.)	27,000
East Tennessee State University	15,600
Emory University	13,900
Florida International University	48,000
Florida State University	40,500
George Mason University (Va.)	33,400
Georgetown University (D.C.)	17,200
Georgia Gwinnett College	8,400
Illinois State University	20,800
Macon State College (Ga.)	5,700
Mercer University (Ga.)	5,500
Michigan State University	48,000
Middle Tennessee State University	24,200
Minnesota State University	15,700
Minnesota State University Mankato	13,600
Mississippi State University	20,000
Missouri State University	21,100
North Carolina State University	34,000
Northern Illinois University	25,400
Northern Kentucky University	15,500
Old Dominion University (Va.)	24,200
Park University (Mo.)	25,500
Pennsylvania State University	44,900
Sam Houston State University	17,700
South Carolina State University	5,000
Southern Methodist University (Texas)	12,000
Syracuse University	20,500
Tennessee State University	8,500
Tennessee Technological University	10,000
The George Washington University	24,600
Troy University	29,700
University of North Carolina	67,100
University of Central Florida	59,000
University of Georgia	33,400
University of Memphis (Tenn.)	18,000
University of Miami (Fla.)	16,800
University of Mississippi	20,800
University of Pennsylvania	21,300
University of Pittsburgh (Pa.)	28,800
University of South Carolina	45,300
University of Southern Mississippi	18,000
University of Tampa (Fla.)	6,900
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga	11,500
University of Texas – Arlington	35,000
University of Virginia	21,200
University of West Florida	10,200
Virginia Commonwealth University	32,000
Virginia Tech	31,000
Webster University (Mo.)	21,100
Western Carolina University (N.C.)	10,000
Western Kentucky University	21,100
Western Michigan University	25,100
MARCH 15-21, 2015
Armstrong Atlantic State University (Ga.)	7,600
Clemson University (S.C.)	15,500
Colorado State University	32,000
Columbia University (N.Y.)	27,700
Edgewood College (Wisc.)	20,000
Georgia College and State University	6,700
Georgia Institute of Technology	20,500
Georgia Southern University	20,300
Georgia State University	40,000
Gulf Coast State College (Fla.)	7,200
Harvard University (Mass.)	21,300
Indiana University (System)	83,700
Iowa State University	31,100
Kansas State University	24,400
Leon County, Tallahassee School System
New York University	38,400
Oklahoma State University	26,100
Oklahoma University	30,800
Ohio State University	56,900
Purdue University (Ind.)	39,800
St. Louis Public Schools
State University of New York (System)	465,000
State University of West Georgia	11,700
Stony Brook University (N.Y.)	24,700
Texas A&M University	53,400
Texas State University	34,300
Texas Tech University	32,700
University of Alabama	33,600
University of Arizona	40,000
University of Cincinnati	42,700
University of Connecticut	22,500
University of Houston	39,900
University of Iowa	30,400
University of Kansas	29,500
University of Kentucky	28,100
University of Maryland	37,700
University of Massachusetts	68,400
University of Minnesota	52,600
University of North Florida	14,300
University of North Georgia	9,000
University of North Texas	36,200
University of Southern California	41,000
University of South Florida	47,200
University of Tennessee Knoxville	27,600
University of Texas	38,500
Wayne State University (Mich.)	32,600
MARCH 22-28, 2015
Alabama State University	5,800
Auburn University (Ala.)	25,500
Bay County (Panama City, Fla.) Public Schools
Dothan (Ala.) School District
Drexel University (Penn.)	25,500
Huntsville (Ala.) School District
Jacksonville State University  (Ala.)	9,500
Kent State University (Ohio)	42,600
Little Rock (Ark.) School District
Miami University	20,200
Nashville (Tenn.) School District
Northwestern University	20,000
Okaloosa County (Destin) Public Schools
University of Akron (Ohio)	24,600
University of Alabama Birmingham	18,000
University of Arkansas	24,600
University of California Irvine	30,000
University of California Los Angeles	42,200
University of Colorado Boulder	29,900
University of Illinois	28,100
University of Missouri	35,500
University of Missouri Kansas City	15,500
University of Nebraska	50,000
University of North Alabama	7,300
University of Oregon	20,700
University of West Alabama	5,200
Valdosta State University (Ga.)	13,100
Walton County (Santa Rosa Beach) Public Schools
West Virginia University	29,700
MARCH 29-APRIL 4, 2015
Birmingham (Ala.) Public Schools
College of DuPage (Ill.)	29,000
Cornell University (N.Y.)	21,000
Fayette County (Lexington, Ky.) Public Schools
Loyola University New Orleans	5,000
Tulane University (La.)	13,400
University of Wisconsin	42,300
APRIL 5-11, 2015
DeKalb County (Ga.) Public Schools
Fulton County, Georgia
Kennesaw State University (Ga.)	32,500
Louisiana State University	29,600
University of Louisiana (System) beachelope keywords: elope to florida, how to elope, where to elope, beach elope, get married in florida, get married on the beach, destin beach weddings, panama city beach weddings, 30a beach weddings.	24,500