Best South Florida Wedding Venues by Budget



Finding the right wedding venue in South Florida can feel like speed dating. You tour one spot and fall in love, then the next one shows up looking even prettier with better parking. And somewhere in between, you're trying to figure out what’s actually realistic for your budget.


This guide breaks down South Florida venues by price range so you can get a clear picture of what’s out there. No fluff. No pressure. Just real numbers, real vibes, and what each place actually feels like from behind the camera.


Perfect if you’re planning from out of state or you’ve visited three venues and suddenly everything looks the same in your camera roll.

How This Guide Works


I’m breaking everything down into three helpful categories:


1. Under $10k Venues

Chill, beautiful, more low key spots that don’t drain your budget.

2. $10k–$20k Venues

The sweet spot. Most couples fall here — great locations, great value, and a mix of indoor/outdoor options that photograph beautifully.

3. $20k+ Venues

Your iconic, luxury, “this feels like Miami” vibes.


Pricing can shift based on season and guest count, but this is a solid starting point.

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UNDER $10,000 VENUES

The Ancient Spanish Monastery (North Miami Beach)

Some ceremony-only packages land under the $10k range.


Vibe: old-world, intimate, unique.

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Address: 16711 W Dixie Hwy, North Miami Beach, FL 33160

Phone: (305) 945-1461

Website: https://www.spanishmonastery.com/services

UNDER $10,000 VENUES

Aerial panoramic view of a lush golf course with palm trees, sand traps and manicured fairways stretching into the distance.

Jacaranda Country Club (Plantation)

Often flagged as budget-friendly, especially for weekday or smaller weddings.


Great for: couples wanting greenery and an easy guest experience.


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Address: 9200 W Broward Blvd, Plantation, FL 33324

Phone: (954) 474-8998

Website: https://jacarandacountryclub.com/

UNDER $10,000 VENUES

Elegant outdoor wedding reception venue with white tablecloths and gold chiavari chairs under Mediterranean-style arches.

Spanish River Library (Boca Raton)

A hidden gem. Lakeside views, beautiful architecture, and a permit that won’t make you cry.


Why I love it: clean light, nature, and a calm environment that’s perfect for sentimental couples.

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Address: 1501 Spanish River Blvd, Boca Raton, FL 33431

Phone: (561) 393-7852

Website: https://www.myboca.us/2184/Event-Planning?

UNDER $10,000 VENUES

Stone and terracotta outdoor restroom building with palm trees and tropical landscaping at a resort facility.

Secret Gardens (Micro Weddings) — Miami

For small ceremonies only, this can fall under $10k. Think tropical pathways, bridges, and cinematic light.


Why it photographs well: tons of shade and texture.

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Address: 14450 SW 248th St, Homestead, FL 33032

Phone: (305) 507-7405

Website: https://www.secretgardensmiami.com/weddings-events

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UNDER $20,000 VENUES

The Addison (Boca Raton)

Starting “venue only” price cited at ~$10,000.


Why I love it: The trees, textured walls, natural light—it’s the kind of place you shoot and feel the story.



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Address: 2 E Camino Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432

Phone: (561) 372-0568

Website: https://theaddisonofbocaraton.com/event/weddings/

UNDER $20,000 VENUES

A panoramic view of ornate white stone wall niches decorated with floral arrangements in an outdoor garden setting.

Bonnet House Museum & Gardens (Fort Lauderdale)

Venue rental typically $4,200–$9,000 for 4 hours, but total wedding spend often ends up in the $12k–$20k range depending on catering.


Why I love it: Why I love it: yellow architecture, hidden walkways, endless variety.



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Address: 900 N Birch Rd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304

Phone: (954) 563-5393


UNDER $20,000 VENUES

A series of artistic photos showing a person in a flowing white dress sitting on an ornate patterned floor near windows.

Villa Woodbine (Coconut Grove)

Venue rental listed from $4,500–$10,000 depending on season.


Vibe: Mediterranean, charming, intimate.

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Address: 2167 S Bayshore Dr, Miami, FL 33133

Phone: (305) 858-6660

Website: https://www.villa-woodbine.com/

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$20,000+ VENUES

Vizcaya Museum & Gardens (Miami)

Evening rental fee around $23,000 for up to 100 guests.

Worth every penny if you’re dreaming of European architecture without the flight.


Why it’s iconic: timeless, editorial, cinematic.

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Address: 3251 S Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33129

Website: https://vizcaya.org/

UNDER $20,000 VENUES

A panoramic collage of pink Mediterranean-style buildings with palm trees and ornate stone sculptures in a courtyard setting.

The Boca Raton Resort

Multiple ballrooms and outdoor spaces. Costs vary widely but it sits firmly in the luxury tier.


Why I love it: the arches, pink tones, and the feeling of a full weekend celebration.

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Address: 501 E Camino Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432

Phone: (954) 563-5393

Website: https://www.thebocaraton.com/

UNDER $20,000 VENUES

Modern hotel balconies curve around a tranquil turquoise pool surrounded by lush tropical landscaping and palm trees.

The Edition (Miami Beach)

Modern, clean, stylish. Great for design-forward couples.


Perfect for: minimalist, chic, city-by-the-beach weddings.

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Address: 2901 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140

Phone: (786) 257-4500

Website: https://www.editionhotels.com/miami-beach/

How to Choose the Best Venue for You



Choosing your venue comes down to a few big things:


1. Light

Good light is better than fancy décor.


2. Guest count

Your guest list decides half the puzzle.


3. How you want the day to feel

Relaxed? Luxurious? Beachy? Garden casual?


4. Logistics

Parking, travel time, ceremony start time, accessibility… all the behind-the-scenes stuff that actually makes your day feel smoother.

MY Personal Picks


A little shortlist of spaces I love photographing, based on lighting, layout, and how easy they make the day feel.

  • Bonnet House (Fort Lauderdale)
  • Villa Woodbine (Coconut Grove)
  • The Addison (Boca Raton)
  • Ancient Spanish Monastery (North Miami)

No matter your budget, South Florida has incredible options. There are spaces for big parties, tiny elopements, formal celebrations, and everything in-between.




If you want help narrowing down your list or want insight on how these places actually photograph during real wedding days, I’m always happy to share what I’ve seen.

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