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Lightner Museum Weddings & Events
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citysearch c.
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We held our wedding/elopement ceremony in the courtyard at the Lightner Museum on a Tuesday afternoon. The setting is beautiful, not too fancy but much nicer than a courthouse/city hall with a very reasonable fee. The museum & city offices were open so we had several visitors and City employees passing by during the ceremony and photography afterwards. Everyone was respectful of our event and most people stopped to offer their congratulations too (which was expecially neat becuase we didn't have any guests with us).
Pros: Courtyard ceremony location is tasteful, sheltered from weather
Cons: City doesn't make the ceremonies a priority, scheduled construction during our wedding
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