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Ploy and Ryan’s Relaxed Rhode Island Beach Side Wedding by Symula Media Group

At the edge of Narragansett Beach in Rhode Island, at North Beach Club House Ploy and Ryan hosted a relaxed wedding day on 19th July 2026, centered on the natural beauty of their waterfront setting. Making the ocean the star of the day felt like an effortless task. Cascading greenery and bright pink and purple flowers complemented the North Beach Club House, creating a colorful visual language that quickly became one of the couple’s favorite details. The ceremony was officiated by Ploy’s sister and included a Buddhist prayer reading shared by one of their best friends. Sunlight streamed across the wooden deck, where the altar was framed by the Atlantic Ocean. Ploy and Ryan’s happiest moment was seeing one another for the first time at the altar. Bubbles were released as the couple was pronounced officially wed. Nautical touches appeared throughout the celebration, from seashell artwork to an abundance of ocean blue details. At the reception, sweet, fresh bud vases in a mix of colorful vessels continued this airy, whimsical energy at the tables. The color story of pinks, yellows, and greens felt like a collection of sea glass gathered during a day of beachcombing. Ploy and Ryan dined at their own table, marked by a “just married” banner draped across the front, before the evening continued with a barbecue buffet and a first dance on the covered patio to Van Morrison’s “Sweet Thing.” The day was captured by Symula Media Group.

Ploy and Ryan’s first months together were spent taking long walks through the woods near their university. Being together in nature felt easy and natural, a setting they had both always loved independently. After graduating, they lived together in New York City for a few years before moving back to Ploy’s hometown of Providence, Rhode Island. They were engaged the following year on a hike, celebrating afterward by jumping into a waterfall and swimming hole.

 

 

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