The Outer Banks Wedding Association (OBWA) provides helpful planning resources and connects engaged couples with trusted, passionate professionals who specialize in Outer Banks weddings. Our network of experienced OBX wedding vendors makes it easier to plan a celebration that reflects your unique vision and style.
Whether you’re planning a romantic beach ceremony or a large coastal celebration on the Outer Banks, OBWA helps simplify the process by connecting you with local experts who understand the area, venues, and logistics unique to an Outer Banks wedding.
For more than 20 years, the Outer Banks Wedding Association has proudly represented a carefully curated group of wedding vendors whose businesses are driven by their love for our coast, the wedding industry, and strong relationships with fellow professionals.
Our long-standing presence in the Outer Banks wedding community reflects our commitment to quality, professionalism, and collaboration. Every Outer Banks Wedding Association member is dedicated to delivering exceptional service and memorable wedding experiences for couples from near and far.
Planning a wedding on the Outer Banks of North Carolina should feel exciting, not overwhelming. Members of OBWA help create unforgettable celebrations of every style, size, and budget, from intimate beachfront elopements to elegant multi-day wedding weekends.
Our trusted Outer Banks wedding vendors bring creativity, experience, and local expertise to every event. OBWA connects couples with the area’s premier wedding professionals, including planners, photographers, venues, florists, rental companies, and beauty specialists who work together to bring your vision to life.
When you choose OBWA vendors, you can plan with confidence knowing you’re working with trusted professionals who care about making your Outer Banks wedding seamless, beautiful, and uniquely yours.
Planning a wedding on the Outer Banks starts with local expertise. Explore our vendors page and gather inspiration from our blog to get started.
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For details on specific Outer Banks counties, local services, and travel information, please visit the corresponding contact resources provided.
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Covering all of Dare County, The Outer Banks Visitors Bureau offers a free travel planning guide book, as well as online listings of area accommodations, activities, historic attractions, dining, and more. Two visitors centers, Aycock Brown at Milepost 1 in Kitty Hawk, and Roanoke Island Welcome Center located on Highway 64 bypass at the base of the Virginia Dare Memorial Bridge. You can pick up area literature and maps at both of these locations.
The area’s closest general aviation airport operated by the Dare County Airport Authority. The terminal features auto rental agencies, pilot snooze room, flight planning center with WSI Pilot Briefing and Weather Channel access. The airport utilizes two asphalt runways, the longest of which is 4300′ long. The Airport Operations Staff monitors the Unicom Frequency 122.80 MHz and is eager to assist you.
The Outer Banks Chamber of Commerce is a nonprofit membership organization representing 1100 businesses on North Carolina’s Outer Banks. Their service area includes Currituck County, Dare County (including Hatteras Island) and Ocracoke Island in Hyde County.
The Currituck Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit, membership organization representing over 350 businesses in northeast North Carolina and southeast Virginia. The Chamber promotes growth and development of our members and acts as a resource for businesses in the area.
Covering Ocracoke Island and the mainland, their website includes listings for travel-related businesses. Order a free vacation guide online.
Located in Norfolk, VA, it is the closest commercial airport to the Outer Banks, about 90 minutes drive north. Norfolk International Airport is serviced by most major air carriers.
