Thursday, November 11, 2010

Outside the Ballroom: The Summerlin House






As a treat to your senses we would like to recommend The Summerlin House. In the heart of downtown Orlando's Thornton Park this house sits as a monument to a simpler time, when Florida life didn't involve busy schedules, late nights, or even air conditioning (There is indoor space, but a large patio for outdoor ceremonies and receptions). The house has since been updated and is a standing example of this 1910's lifestyle.




One of the great things about this venue is that it is also a bed and breakfast. You can make an entire vacation out of your wedding.





The website describes the venue as being "Built in 1915, this historic home will welcome your guests with the character and charm from the past. As you pass through the home and through the french doors onto the deck you will find a quaint courtyard that is perfect for wedding ceremonies and receptions."












The courtyard and other locations all stick to the old Florida theme while adding elegance with their versatile pagodas and event furnishings. This is definitely a great venue if you are looking for something more vintage.




Things you need to know about this venue:
The Summerlin House
Location:111 N. Summerlin Avenue, Orlando FL 32801
Phone: (407) 235-4730
Price range: $$
Ceremony site: Yes
Reception site: Yes
Outside caterer's allowed: No
Outdoor space: Plenty
Capacity: 250 people in outdoor courtyard
Styles: Historic Site/ Vintage/ Key West Sunset/ Rustic Chic

Outside the Ballroom: This is a series about discovering other amazing venues that exist for weddings and other events, ranging from castles, to traditional antique ballrooms, to bed and breakfasts, to anything that cannot be classified as a modern ballroom or meeting room. We also want to hear from you about the venues you've discovered, so please submit them in the comments or email them to info@pilsterphotography.net with Outside the Ballroom in the subject. For more info you can find it at the Introduction.


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