Casa Grandview is a historic inn in West Palm Beach's Grandview Heights, all porches and tropical garden, and its elopement package is the one I keep coming back to when people ask what a package should look like. For $1,499, on top of a minimum two-night stay, the inn provides the officiant, the witnesses, a cake for two, and the house and gardens as your photo set.
Notice the witnesses
Notice the witnesses. Florida doesn't legally require them, but the signing moment wants people in it, and couples who elope alone otherwise end up asking strangers. An inn that has thought about witnesses has thought about elopements, full stop — this is a package designed by people who host them every month, not a wedding package with the guest count filed off.
City: West Palm Beach, Florida
Guest count: An elopement package built for two
Outside catering: Not stated on the venue’s website. Ask directly — the answer changes the budget math more than most line items.
Published prices: Elopement Package $1,499 plus accommodation; minimum 2-night stay; includes the officiant, witnesses, a cake for two, and use of the house and gardens for photos
Venue’s own website: Casa Grandview
The honest arithmetic
The honest arithmetic: $1,499 plus two nights' accommodation is the real total, so compare it against chapel-plus-hotel math, not against the $1,499 alone. Even run honestly, it lands where a resort elopement starts — and you get a garden inn that sleeps your wedding party of two, in a neighborhood that feels like old Florida, instead of a banquet corridor. For a true just-us elopement with no corners cut, this is the benchmark in South Florida.
The rest of the region is on the South Florida page; the full census is in the Florida guide. And when the venue math starts, what it costs to elope in Florida and what a Florida wedding venue actually costs will save you from the usual surprises.
Facts checked October 30, 2026 against the venue’s own website. Prices and packages change — if the venue’s site and this page disagree, the venue is right and I’m out of date.