This region holds the guide's floor and some of its ceiling within an hour of each other. Jacksonville is Florida's chapel town: the Rainbow Wedding Chapel will marry you for $100 on a weekday — less than the courthouse route costs once you count the license — and the Walk-In Wedding Chapel does a 20-guest Signature ceremony for $499. Thirty miles south, St. Augustine's inns sell weddings at inn prices: the Bayfront Marin House bands its packages by guest count from $1,699, and 9 Aviles has built an entire venue around “50 or fewer.”
Amelia Island deserves its own sentence: two Fernandina Beach inns, the Fairbanks House and the Williams House, run elopements the classic way — officiant, cake for two, photographs around a Victorian house — and between them they cover the full honesty spectrum, one publishing prices ($750/$1,200) and one keeping them for the email. And down the Space Coast, two farms — Up the Creek in Malabar and Twisted Oak in Vero Beach — print menus so complete that Twisted Oak even publishes its $500 weekend surcharge. More venues should be embarrassed by that, in a productive way.
Comparing the inn packages against the chapels? The elopement packages guide lays out the four shapes. Or browse the statewide guide.