Lanterns & Low Tide

A seaside date from golden hour to starry hush

They arrived in a whisper of wind and sea spray—she in an easy black dress and brimmed hat, he in sand-toned layers that matched the shore. The evening began with laughter and soft forehead kisses, fingers threaded as they wandered the coastal green. Between waves and wild grass they danced, a little tug, a playful spin, the surf keeping time just beyond the bluff.

As daylight thinned, their palette turned cinematic: close embraces, quiet glances, the kind that hold more than words. Night welcomed them with a circle of lanterns and a tiny teepee of fairy lights. She lifted a single candle like a secret; he drew closer, and the world fell away to warm glow and murmured promises.

This gallery walks that gentle arc—bright and breezy to intimate and incandescent—celebrating a love that feels effortless in daylight and luminous after dark.