St. Augustine, FL, USA < change city >

"Beautiful location! Too bad you have to go through The Wedding Authority who are HORRIBLE to get married there."

"Getting married at the Lightner Museum was a dream! It was such a beautiful surrounding that there was really no need for decorating! We had the reception at a different site, however I would have liked to have used the reception room they had on site for the convenience of it! I recommend using the Wdding Authority for your wedding corrdinators, they are experienced and very thourough!"

"The Wedding Authority was the best. I had a perfect wedding because of them. I would tell everyone to go to Bill and Carla."

"Enjoy wandering through the museum's setting — the former Hotel Alcazar, built in 1887 in the Spanish Renaissance style. Railroad magnate Henry M. Flagler commissioned architects Carrere and Hastings to design the Alcazar and the Ponce de Leon Hotel (across the street). The two young architects later designed the New York Public Library and the U.S. Senate office building. After years of accommodating vacationing wealthy patrons, the elegant resort hotel closed. Chicago publisher, Otto C. Lightner, purchased the building to house his extensive collection of Victoriana in 1946 and opened the museum two years later. He gave the museum to the city of St. Augustine. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places."