Biltmore Hotel
The Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables is a National Historic Landmark in Mediterranean style, with a Giralda-style tower, frescoes and travertine floors, and a golf course by Donald Ross.
- Up to 350 guests
Vizcaya is the Italian Renaissance-style villa James Deering built on Biscayne Bay between 1914 and 1922, now a National Historic Landmark. Weddings use its formal gardens, courtyard and bayfront East Terrace, with evening hire for up to 300 seated guests.
James Deering, of the International Harvester fortune, began work on Vizcaya in 1912 and moved in for the winter on Christmas Day 1916. The villa, designed by F. Burrall Hoffman with Paul Chalfin as design director, was built mainly between 1914 and 1922 and has more than seventy rooms. About ten acres of formal gardens, laid out by Diego Suarez, run down to the water. Miami-Dade County bought the estate in 1952 and it opened as a museum the following year; it is now run by a nonprofit trust and has been a National Historic Landmark since 1994.
Evening weddings run from 6.30pm to 11pm. Ceremonies take place in the gardens, including the Garden Mound, or in the Main House courtyard, with cocktails in the courtyard, gardens or on the bayfront terraces. The courtyard suits receptions of up to 100 guests; larger dinners move to the East Terrace, which seats up to 300 and needs a tent. Inside the Main House, seated dinners are limited to 100. Smaller daytime garden ceremonies are also offered, without access to the house.
Enquire about Vizcaya Museum and Gardens →Vizcaya Museum and Gardens hosts weddings and private events — a dedicated events team manages all bookings and can guide you through available spaces.
The estate is situated in Miami, Florida, on the shores of Biscayne Bay — one of the most distinctive waterfront settings in the United States.
Vizcaya was built in the early twentieth century in the Italian Renaissance style, with formal terraced gardens and a bayfront main house that operates as a museum.
The estate includes both formal gardens and bayfront terraces that have been used for outdoor ceremonies — confirm specifics with the events team.
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