Saxon Manor is a historic estate in Brooksville, Hernando County's oak-shaded county seat, and its smaller space — The BoHo — is the one it markets for micro weddings: up to 55 guests, all-inclusive, priced from $9,500 to $12,500.
City: Brooksville, Florida
Guest count: The BoHo space is the estate's “micro-wedding” option, for up to 55 guests
Outside catering: The venue doesn’t publish a catering policy on its website — ask before you plan around outside food.
Published prices: $9,500–$12,500, described as all-inclusive
Venue’s own website: Saxon Manor — The BoHo
Two flags before the brochure sweeps you away
Two flags, in the spirit of this guide. First, the word: 55 guests is a small wedding by any normal count, not a micro one, and the venues in this guide that cap at 10, 15 or 24 people are playing a different sport. Second, “all-inclusive” at a $3,000-wide price range means the inclusions decide everything, and the range presumably tracks guest count or package tier — ask which end of it your wedding lands on, and get the list in writing.
None of that makes it a bad option. Brooksville is genuinely pretty country, an estate that handles everything is worth money to couples who don't want a vendor spreadsheet, and 55 guests at $9,500 all-in beats plenty of “average” weddings. It just isn't the under-25, under-$2,000 end of this guide, and I'd rather tell you that here than let the word “micro” do it quietly.
Before you book, ask
- What puts a wedding at $9,500 vs. $12,500?
- What exactly does “all-inclusive” cover — food, bar, cake, photography?
- Can The BoHo be booked for fewer than 30 guests, and does the price drop?
See how it stacks up against the other Tampa Bay venues, or browse all 38 in the statewide guide. Two companion reads: what a Florida wedding venue actually costs, and what a wedding photographer costs.
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 Prices and packages change — if the venue’s site and this page disagree, the venue is right and I’m out of date.