You'll find Miami's wedding scene offers an incredible mix of old-world charm and modern luxury. Take Villa Woodbine with its dreamy Tuscan architecture or The Sacred Space Miami where you can host over 1,000 of your closest friends and family. Want something truly spectacular? Vizcaya Museum & Gardens lets you exchange vows in Italian Renaissance gardens while Briza on the Bay gives you and up to 340 guests stunning waterfront views of Biscayne Bay. Places like Deering Estate beautifully blend traditional and contemporary celebrations, giving you dedicated spaces for cultural rituals alongside modern reception areas.

Planning your Miami wedding budget? Here's what you need to know: venue costs average $7,821, making up 17% of your total wedding expenses. This fits right in with what couples spend nationwide ($6,500-$12,000), with Miami spots typically running between $7,200 and $8,400. For a wedding with 150 guests, you're looking at about $47,786 total.

Key vendor costs as percentage of total wedding budget:

• Venue: $7,821 (17%)
• Florists: $6,257 (13%)
• Catering: $6,257 (13%)
• Bar Services: $5,006 (11%)
• Photography: $4,106 (9%)
• Videography: $4,067 (9%)
• Wedding Planners: $3,754 (8%)

South Beach dazzles with The St. Regis Bal Harbour offering beachfront ceremonies and ocean-view ballrooms that'll take your breath away. Over in Coral Gables the historic Biltmore Hotel welcomes you with Mediterranean courtyards and pristine gardens. Looking for something intimate? Coconut Grove's Villa Woodbine lets you say "I do" beneath century-old banyan trees. Downtown's got the Penthouse at Riverside Wharf with those jaw-dropping bay views while Renaissance at the Gables makes planning easier with dedicated getting-ready suites and in-house catering.

Lock down your venue about 12 months out – November's when things really heat up with bookings. Here's your vendor timeline roadmap: grab your photographer and caterer 10 months ahead start talking to florists at the 9-month mark then book your hair makeup artists bands and DJs around 8 months before the big day. Save your cake and dessert decisions for 6 months out.

Want to infuse some local flavor? The Sacred Space Miami's got you covered with areas perfect for both traditional rituals and modern celebrations. Jungle Island adds exotic wildlife displays between ceremonies while Fairchild Tropical Garden gives you space for Hispanic traditions and contemporary receptions alike. Le Basilic Miami brings Cuban-inspired architecture to life with dedicated spots for live salsa that'll get everyone dancing.

Don't let Miami's tropical weather catch you off guard. The St. Regis Bal Harbour's climate-controlled outdoor terraces have you covered while Villa Woodbine offers lovely covered loggias that keep those garden views even during surprise showers. The Sacred Space Miami comes through with retractable roofs and Briza on the Bay features smart indoor-outdoor spaces with automatic weather protection systems.

Getting guests around is a breeze. The St. Regis Bal Harbour connects you with luxury car services and keeps a private entrance just for wedding guests. Vizcaya Museum & Gardens takes care of shuttle services from nearby hotels while The Sacred Space Miami handles valet for 200 cars and even works with water taxi services for those wanting to make a splash with their arrival.

You'll find Miami's wedding scene offers an incredible mix of old-world charm and modern luxury. Take Villa Woodbine with its dreamy Tuscan architecture or The Sacred Space Miami where you can host over 1,000 of your closest friends and family. Want something truly spectacular? Vizcaya Museum & Gardens lets you exchange vows in Italian Renaissance gardens while Briza on the Bay gives you and up to 340 guests stunning waterfront views of Biscayne Bay. Places like Deering Estate beautifully blend traditional and contemporary celebrations, giving you dedicated spaces for cultural rituals alongside modern reception areas.

Planning your Miami wedding budget? Here's what you need to know: venue costs average $7,821, making up 17% of your total wedding expenses. This fits right in with what couples spend nationwide ($6,500-$12,000), with Miami spots typically running between $7,200 and $8,400. For a wedding with 150 guests, you're looking at about $47,786 total.

Key vendor costs as percentage of total wedding budget:

• Venue: $7,821 (17%)
• Florists: $6,257 (13%)
• Catering: $6,257 (13%)
• Bar Services: $5,006 (11%)
• Photography: $4,106 (9%)
• Videography: $4,067 (9%)
• Wedding Planners: $3,754 (8%)

South Beach dazzles with The St. Regis Bal Harbour offering beachfront ceremonies and ocean-view ballrooms that'll take your breath away. Over in Coral Gables the historic Biltmore Hotel welcomes you with Mediterranean courtyards and pristine gardens. Looking for something intimate? Coconut Grove's Villa Woodbine lets you say "I do" beneath century-old banyan trees. Downtown's got the Penthouse at Riverside Wharf with those jaw-dropping bay views while Renaissance at the Gables makes planning easier with dedicated getting-ready suites and in-house catering.

Lock down your venue about 12 months out – November's when things really heat up with bookings. Here's your vendor timeline roadmap: grab your photographer and caterer 10 months ahead start talking to florists at the 9-month mark then book your hair makeup artists bands and DJs around 8 months before the big day. Save your cake and dessert decisions for 6 months out.

Want to infuse some local flavor? The Sacred Space Miami's got you covered with areas perfect for both traditional rituals and modern celebrations. Jungle Island adds exotic wildlife displays between ceremonies while Fairchild Tropical Garden gives you space for Hispanic traditions and contemporary receptions alike. Le Basilic Miami brings Cuban-inspired architecture to life with dedicated spots for live salsa that'll get everyone dancing.

Don't let Miami's tropical weather catch you off guard. The St. Regis Bal Harbour's climate-controlled outdoor terraces have you covered while Villa Woodbine offers lovely covered loggias that keep those garden views even during surprise showers. The Sacred Space Miami comes through with retractable roofs and Briza on the Bay features smart indoor-outdoor spaces with automatic weather protection systems.

Getting guests around is a breeze. The St. Regis Bal Harbour connects you with luxury car services and keeps a private entrance just for wedding guests. Vizcaya Museum & Gardens takes care of shuttle services from nearby hotels while The Sacred Space Miami handles valet for 200 cars and even works with water taxi services for those wanting to make a splash with their arrival.