http://www.boardwalkbeachresort.com/
http://www.beachweddingchapel.com/
http://www.marriottbaypoint.com/weddings.htm
http://www.edgewaterbeachresort.com/grou_
weddings.cfm?stop=yes

Planning a destination wedding, in general, is usually a matter of good research and organization.  You need the location first, usually, then you can work from their-- either with the location staff or on your own  - to make whatever other arrangements you need/want to make.

Some hotels or resorts specialize in weddings and can help you put together everything from a beach-front ceremony, to hotel reception, to lodging for guests, to flowers and other details.  There are also consultants in resort areas who specialize in planning and organizing destination weddings locally.

You can also call a travel agent and tell them what you are looking for.  They should be familiar with (or able to research) likely locations  which would suit your tastes, vision and budget.

You will need to think through both your options and your expectations about having guests attend and how that might be financed. Sometimes  family and friends are willing and able to use vacation time and personal funds to attend a destination wedding; sometimes they are not.

You can find more ideas and perspective on these issues by doing a search for destination weddings on-line, referring to one of the destination wedding books, and reading an article I've written on the subject. http://www.frazmtn.com/~ambarian/qdestination.html