The mark consists of three words in English: Barefoot Beach Bride, in black colored letters. Between the words "Barefoot" and "Beach" is a pair of feet/lower legs which are crossed (left over right). The feet are tan in color, with a light brown outline. The toes of the feet are colored blue and faded to white at the tip of the toenail. Around the ankle of the front foot (left foot), is a Hawaiian lei anklet. The lei starts at the ankle of the foot and reaches to the lower leg. The anklet consists of four tropical flowers and leaves. The flowers (in order from right to left) include one small pink flower, one yellow flower, one large pink flower and one small blue flower. The leaves are located below the flowers and are colored green. The font of the three words is in print with two script letters ("f" and "d"). The beginning letter of each word is capitalized with the remaining letters in lowercase.