Planning a wedding in Miami Beach lets you embrace pristine beaches, azure waters and year-round sunshine in one of Florida's most breathtaking coastal settings. April tops the charts as the most popular inquiry month, and you'll find Miami Beach offers everything from classic Art Deco hotels to stunning Mediterranean-inspired estates for your special day.

Wedding venues in Miami Beach typically run between $7,000 and $8,600, with the average venue cost landing at $7,821. That's about 16% of your total wedding budget; a great value compared to the national benchmark of $6,500-$12,000 or 25% of total wedding costs. You're getting more for your money here.

Most couples lock in their Miami Beach venues 13 months (417 days) before their wedding date. This timeline is crucial if you want to secure those prime oceanfront properties with tropical gardens and private ceremony areas. The best spots book fast.

Loews Miami Beach Hotel features accessible facilities including ramps and elevators to all event spaces. The Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay gives you gorgeous waterfront views with complete accessibility accommodations; perfect for beach-style weddings without the sand challenges. Always confirm specific accessibility features when booking including parking, restrooms and elevator access.

Faena Hotel Miami Beach houses two award-winning restaurants; Los Fuegos by Francis Mallmann and Pao by Paul Qui; where you'll experience sophisticated Latin-inspired flavors integrated into your wedding menu. The Miami Beach EDITION features Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Matador Room with seasonal customized menus you'll love. Loews Miami Beach Hotel lets you create personalized menus with their catering team tailored exactly to your taste preferences.

The Temple House transforms walls into immersive visual experiences for up to 500 guests with its digital mapping capabilities. Your virtual attendees can participate beyond simple streaming. The Ritz-Carlton South Beach incorporates advanced technology for personalized remote experiences your distant loved ones will appreciate. Eden Roc Hotel accommodates up to 1500 guests outdoors and adapts its spaces for interactive remote participation elements.

Beyond venue costs, your Miami Beach wedding will typically allocate 13% for catering ($6,257), 13% for florals ($6,257), 10% for bar services ($5,006) and 8% each for photographers ($4,106), videographers ($4,067) and planners ($3,754) for a 150-guest wedding. Hair and makeup averages just $523, only 1% of your total costs. These breakdowns help you budget realistically.

Planning a wedding in Miami Beach lets you embrace pristine beaches, azure waters and year-round sunshine in one of Florida's most breathtaking coastal settings. April tops the charts as the most popular inquiry month, and you'll find Miami Beach offers everything from classic Art Deco hotels to stunning Mediterranean-inspired estates for your special day.

Wedding venues in Miami Beach typically run between $7,000 and $8,600, with the average venue cost landing at $7,821. That's about 16% of your total wedding budget; a great value compared to the national benchmark of $6,500-$12,000 or 25% of total wedding costs. You're getting more for your money here.

Most couples lock in their Miami Beach venues 13 months (417 days) before their wedding date. This timeline is crucial if you want to secure those prime oceanfront properties with tropical gardens and private ceremony areas. The best spots book fast.

Loews Miami Beach Hotel features accessible facilities including ramps and elevators to all event spaces. The Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay gives you gorgeous waterfront views with complete accessibility accommodations; perfect for beach-style weddings without the sand challenges. Always confirm specific accessibility features when booking including parking, restrooms and elevator access.

Faena Hotel Miami Beach houses two award-winning restaurants; Los Fuegos by Francis Mallmann and Pao by Paul Qui; where you'll experience sophisticated Latin-inspired flavors integrated into your wedding menu. The Miami Beach EDITION features Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Matador Room with seasonal customized menus you'll love. Loews Miami Beach Hotel lets you create personalized menus with their catering team tailored exactly to your taste preferences.

The Temple House transforms walls into immersive visual experiences for up to 500 guests with its digital mapping capabilities. Your virtual attendees can participate beyond simple streaming. The Ritz-Carlton South Beach incorporates advanced technology for personalized remote experiences your distant loved ones will appreciate. Eden Roc Hotel accommodates up to 1500 guests outdoors and adapts its spaces for interactive remote participation elements.

Beyond venue costs, your Miami Beach wedding will typically allocate 13% for catering ($6,257), 13% for florals ($6,257), 10% for bar services ($5,006) and 8% each for photographers ($4,106), videographers ($4,067) and planners ($3,754) for a 150-guest wedding. Hair and makeup averages just $523, only 1% of your total costs. These breakdowns help you budget realistically.