Florida Wedding Wonders - Premier Wedding Venues in Florida

Florida Wedding Wonders

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Common Questions About Florida Weddings

Get expert answers to the most frequently asked questions about planning your perfect Florida wedding.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far in advance should I book a wedding venue in Florida?
We recommend booking your Florida wedding venue 12-18 months in advance, especially for popular dates like winter months (December-April) and Saturdays. Peak season venues can book up 18-24 months ahead. For weekday or off-season weddings, 6-9 months may be sufficient. Beach venues and historic estates tend to book fastest.
What is the average cost of a wedding venue in Florida?
Florida wedding venue costs vary widely by location, capacity, and amenities. On average, expect to pay $3,000-$12,000 for venue rental alone. South Florida (Miami, Fort Lauderdale) and beachfront venues tend to be pricier ($8,000-$15,000+), while Central Florida and rustic venues may range $2,000-$8,000. All-inclusive packages with catering, bar, and coordination can range $80-$250+ per guest.
What is the best time of year to get married in Florida?
The best wedding season in Florida is November through April, offering mild temperatures (65-80°F), low humidity, and minimal rain. Peak months are December-March. Summer (June-September) brings heat, humidity, and afternoon thunderstorms, but offers lower prices and greater availability. Fall (October-November) provides excellent weather at better rates. Consider hurricane season (June-November) when booking outdoor venues.
How do I choose the right venue size for my guest count?
Choose a venue with a capacity range that comfortably fits your guest list. For a 100-guest wedding, look for venues rated 80-150 capacity. Too small feels cramped; too large feels empty. Consider space for ceremony, cocktail hour, reception, dance floor, and buffet/bar areas. Account for 10-15% no-shows when estimating final count. Ask venues about their recommended guest counts for different setup styles (seated dinner vs. cocktail reception).
What is typically included in a Florida venue rental?
Basic venue rentals typically include the space, tables, chairs, basic linens, and parking. Many Florida venues also provide ceremony and reception space, bridal suite, getting-ready rooms, and basic sound systems. Premium venues may include coordination services, bar service, and décor. Always clarify what's included: setup/cleanup, liability insurance, preferred vendor list, overtime fees, and whether catering/bar are exclusive or outsourced.

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