How the day actually runs

One team who have all worked the same wedding before.

All-inclusive is not a discount structure. It is an operating decision: the people setting your room, cooking your dinner and running your timeline work for the same place, so nobody is negotiating a handoff at four in the afternoon.

4.9 · 1,400+ Google reviews Three venues, one estate Booking 2026 & 2027

The problem it solves

Most wedding-day failures are handoff failures.

The cake is late because the baker was given the wrong load-in door. The photographer misses the first look because nobody told her the timeline moved. The band cannot plug in because the venue and the DJ each assumed the other was bringing power.

None of those are anybody being bad at their job. They are what happens when eight companies who have never worked together are asked to hit the same twenty minutes with no shared plan and no one in charge of the whole.

Booking every one of those pieces through one venue does not make the pieces better. It makes the seams disappear, because there are no seams.

What that looks like

Four things that stop being your problem.

  • The timeline

    Your coordinator builds it and then holds it. Every person working your wedding already has it, because they all work here.

  • The load-in

    Nobody is being directed to a door for the first time. The chefs cook in the kitchen they cook in every weekend.

  • The weather call

    Three venues sit on one estate. The decision to move indoors is made on site, by your coordinator, while you are getting ready.

  • The invoice

    One contract and one number. Vendors are not billing you separately and they are not billing each other.

In the number

Nine things, quoted once.

  • Ceremony

    Your choice of ceremony site on the estate, set and styled.

  • Reception

    The room, the tables, the linens, the setup and the breakdown.

  • Design & coordination

    A coordinator from booking through your last dance.

  • In-house chefs

    Plated or buffet, menu built with you — not a catering contract.

  • Bar & event staff

    Bartenders, servers, setup and cleanup crew.

  • Photographer

    Full edited gallery of the day.

  • DJ

    Ceremony through last dance, playlist built with you.

  • Wedding cake

    Tiered or cupcakes, tasting appointment included.

  • Officiant

    Personalized ceremony, written with you.

What we do not pretend

It is not for everyone, and that is a real answer.

If you have a photographer who is family, or a caterer you have wanted since you were nineteen, an all-inclusive package is the wrong shape for your wedding and we would rather say so on the tour than after the deposit.

Bring it up when you visit. We will tell you straight away whether it works here rather than letting you find out later.

A real Saturday, October 2024

“Mother Nature threw a hurricane at us. Within an hour of the ceremony we had to move everything indoors… when I finally saw the space, it was breathtaking. She personally carried my train and held my umbrella the whole way, and our guests never even felt the chaos happening behind the scenes. Weeks later, people are still telling us it was the best wedding they’ve ever been to.”
Abbigail G. — verified Google review · one of 1,400+ reviews averaging 4.9 stars

Booking 2026 & 2027

Come walk it before you decide anything.

A tour takes about an hour. You’ll see all three venues, the Bridal Cottage, and leave with real pricing for your date and guest count — not a brochure.

  • No-pressure tour
  • Real numbers on the day
  • 4.9 · 1,400+ reviews
Step 1 of 3

No deposit, no obligation. Someone from the family calls you back — not a call center.

103 S Saxon Ave., Brooksville, FL 34601 · 45 minutes from Tampa · 90 minutes from Orlando

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