Pick a theme, pick the right room, and let the package carry the rest.

• Name the theme in one sentence.

  “Rustic barn wedding” and “1970s desert boho” are planning directions. “Something earthy” is not. Get specific before your first design call — it changes which room, which flowers, and which linens make sense.

• Match it to a room, not the other way around.

  Compare the The Barn, Garden Room, and BoHo space against the theme, not against your guest count alone. A theme that needs intimacy shouldn’t go in the largest room just because it fits more people.

• Bring the theme to the florist early.

  Enchanted Design & Floral, our in-house florist, designs around the theme and the room together, since they already know how each space photographs and holds arrangements through a Florida afternoon.

• Let the coordination team hold the details.

  Signage, table settings, linens, and the reception-to-ceremony transition are coordination work, not decoration you source yourself. That’s built into the package so the theme stays consistent from the aisle to the last dance.

• Confirm the full scope before you sign.

  See exactly what’s covered on what’s included and what a themed upgrade might add, so the number you’re quoted is the wedding you get.

Because Enchanted Design & Floral works inside the same company as the venue, your florist isn’t guessing at the room from photos or a walkthrough three weeks out. They already know how each space takes light, where a floral arch reads well, and what a themed table setting needs to hold up through a Florida evening. That’s the practical benefit of a florist that’s part of the venue rather than a vendor you found separately: fewer handoffs, fewer surprises, and a design that’s built for the actual room instead of adjusted to it at the last minute.

The same is true of the design and coordination staff who run the day. A theme isn’t just florals — it’s signage, table numbers, the processional order, and how the reception layout reads against the ceremony setup. Coordination is part of the package, and florals are booked with Enchanted Design & Floral, so your themed wedding is planned as one connected event, not as separate contracts for flowers, rentals, and a day-of coordinator who’s seeing the room for the first time. If you want the full list of what’s covered before you commit to a theme’s scope, that’s laid out on what’s included.

If you’re still deciding between rooms before you commit to a theme, that comparison — capacity, price range, and what each space actually feels like — is on pricing. Come to a tour with a theme in mind, even a loose one, and the design conversation moves faster because you’re choosing details instead of starting from a blank page.