72 results for Historic and Vintage Wedding Venues near Bunnell, FL

Rustic Weddings Orlando is a 20-acre horse ranch surrounded by amazing oak trees and lush green pasture land. Home to Painted Oaks Academy a equestrian learning facility that has been in business for

50-acre botanical garden located minutes from downtown Orlando.

Three Historic buildings, each of a different era! Step back to a different place in time. An intimate historic retreat, the Wellborn Boutique Hotel is the perfect getaway tucked in a charming gard

If UNIQUE is what you seek - host your next event at the charming, rustic and historic venue at the Osceola County Historical Society! Located on TEN gorgeous acres of open land, we can accommodate

The Indian River Queen riverboat is the perfect venue to host your wedding / reception / rehearsal dinner and other private celebrations for your wedding day. This triple deck paddlewheeler offers cat

Field Manor is located in Merritt Island, a small coastal community about 40 minutes east of central Orlando. The 45 acre property consists of a 19th century home, an antique citrus packing house, ac

Welcome to our page! We specialize in creating one-of-a-kind events. Our venue offers an elegant feel or rustic vibe to any big day. From the wedding you have always dreamed of to the parties you have

Welcome to Trinity Oaks of Matthew’s Hope, an enchanting event venue nestled in the heart of Cocoa, FL. If you're envisioning a dream event, be it a captivating wedding ceremony, a corporate gathering

Historical wedding venue located in Malabar, 10 minutes south of Melbourne, East Coast of Central Florida. We are the LARGEST HISTORIC VENUE in Brevard County with indoor, AC/heated space for up to

Creating Community through Great Craft Beer, Great Food and Great Times! Fully renovated historic building dating back to 1898 in the heart of the historic district in Downtown Melbourne, FL. Charming

The Historic Rossetter House Museum and Gardens are comprised of the 1908 Rossetter House and Gardens, the 1892 Roesch House, and the 1865 Houston Cemetery. The museum is managed by the Florida Histor