Dream Designs Florist
📍 Orlando, FL
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A home-based Orlando floral studio led by Danielle with 25+ years of wedding floral experience and Knot Hall of Fame credentials.
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1010 WEST
A hidden former WWII airplane hangar in downtown Orlando reimagined as an industrial-chic event space with raw textures, edison market lighting, and a built-in bar. The single open-room layout supports flexible floorplans for intimate to large weddings.
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Dr. Phillips House
A Victorian-era National Historic Landmark on Lake Lucerne in downtown Orlando, dating to the 1893 era and tied to citrus pioneer Dr. P. Phillips. The site doubles as a six-room boutique inn and offers garden ceremony space, a covered veranda, gazebo, and indoor Victorian rooms with French doors.
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The Acre Orlando
A one-acre rustic-urban sanctuary in Orlando's College Park neighborhood featuring lush gardens, fire pit areas, hammocks, multiple bars, and an indoor Chapel Hall. Designed as an eclectic, artistic outdoor-focused wedding setting.
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Wanderlust Okto
Part wedding venue, part staycation property in Lake Nona, 5 minutes from Orlando International. Features a 4,000 sq ft climate-controlled enclosed barn, on-site treehouse, pond with wildlife, plus Airbnb cottages, an Airstream, and a container house for stays.
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D Space Orlando
A 6,000 sq ft modern-industrial venue with 20-foot black ceilings, polished concrete floors, a main gallery and second-floor mezzanine. Includes in-house catering through D'Loft Kitchen plus two private suites and full setup amenities.
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Dockside Lake Nona
Lakeside modern event venue in Lake Nona centered on The Lakehouse — a 2,000 sq ft space with rustic wood floors, oversized chandeliers, and warm industrial brick walls — paired with Tom Fruin's installation-art Glasshouse for ceremonies.
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