Edwards Mansion by Wedgewood Weddings

The Looking Glass Pavilion is a glasshouse-style reception space where the boundary between interior and exterior dissolves. Glass panels and steel architecture flood the space with natural light by day and frame the garden at night, while candlelight reflects across every surface. Floral installations, draped tablescapes, and ambient lighting create a moody elegance inside the Pavilion—a space that enhances your vision, not merely a backdrop.

The Moonlit Plaza is a lattice-detailed, open-air courtyard where cocktail hour becomes one of the most memorable parts of the day. A gentle water feature adds ambient sound as guests move through the garden-enclosed space, surrounded by climbing greenery and the warm light of late afternoon. The plaza encourages natural flow and unhurried conversation—an alfresco setting that feels elegant and alive, bridging ceremony and reception with grace.

The Promenade is Garden Party's ceremony space, set beneath a classic white gazebo and framed by the charming Tiny Door Chapel. It's a smaller-scale counterpart to the Citrus Grove, built for couples planning a more intimate wedding of up to 150 guests, with a playful architectural detail that guests remember.

The Checkered Veranda is Garden Party's covered, open-air reception space, featuring dramatic black-and-white flooring and elegant chandeliers. Its breezy design keeps the space connected to the garden while still feeling defined for dinner, dancing, and toasts. A centrally located bar connects the space to Garden Party's other gathering areas, making the flow from cocktails to reception feel natural and easy.

The Chess Garden is Garden Party's cocktail hour space, centered on an oversized chess set that gives guests something playful to do while they mingle. The nearby Lamplight Grove, Tea Garden, and Conservatory add more spots to explore and take photos throughout the celebration.

The Citrus Grove ceremony space centers on an iconic wrought-iron gazebo set among mature orange trees and curated greenery—a setting that requires little additional décor to feel extraordinary. Open to the sky, fragrant with citrus blossoms, and filled with dappled natural light, the grove surrounds guests rather than serving as a backdrop. Late-afternoon light filters through the canopy in honey-gold tones, creating an atmosphere of quiet beauty that few venues can replicate.