Central Florida splits into three personalities. Winter Park — brick streets, lakes, old money — has five of this region's eleven venues within a few minutes of each other, including two chapels, a museum house and a city park. Kissimmee, down by the theme parks, sells the most transactional product in the guide: a $75 Sign & Go. And the gardens out in Longwood, Umatilla and DeLand are where couples with 30–50 people and strong opinions about caterers should look.
The two prices that frame the whole region: The Elopement Room will make you legally married for $75 plus the license, while the Celebration Banquet Hall runs a full 50-guest all-inclusive reception — with bring-your-own liquor, served by their bartenders — for $5,600 flat. Everything else in Central Florida lives between those two numbers, and the fun is in how many different shapes the in-between takes: a chapel that allows pets (’Til Death), a garden that sells its elopement in layers (The Secret Garden), a villa whose format is named “50 Guests & Under” (Villa Festa).
Chapel or garden? The elopement packages guide explains what the tiers actually include, and the statewide guide covers the rest of Florida.