The currently unoccupied historic home, Howey Mansion is undergoing a multi-million dollar renovation and is set to re-open as a dreamy wedding venue in 2018.
The gorgeous 7,188-square-foot home stands as an icon in the small Florida town, Howey-in-the-Hill, as it was built by the town's founder, William Howey, in 1925. The home's Mediterranean-style will be maintained during the revitalization, offering couples a vintage and romantic environment to tie the knot.
In addition to serving as an ideal wedding reception venue, the Howey mansion features 20 unique rooms, offering guests an unforgettable place to rest following the romantic festivities. The incorporation of a high-end restaurant and a bed and breakfast service has also been discussed, which the wedding party would be invited to take full advantage of.
Historic Home Wedding Venues
Florida's Howey Mansion Will Re-Open as a Wedding Venue in 2018
Trend Themes
1. Historic Home Wedding Venues - The renovation of historic homes as wedding venues provides a unique and romantic setting for couples to tie the knot.
2. Revitalization of Historic Properties - The restoration of historic homes as event spaces offers opportunities for businesses to cater to the demand for unique and charming venues.
3. Integration of Additional Services - Providing additional services such as high-end restaurants and bed and breakfast accommodations can enhance the wedding experience for couples and their guests.
Industry Implications
1. Wedding Planning - The wedding planning industry can tap into the growing trend of couples seeking unique and historic venues for their special day.
2. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can benefit from the revitalization of historic properties by offering accommodation and dining options for guests attending weddings.
3. Event Space Rental - The event space rental industry can explore partnerships with historic home owners to offer clients a more distinctive and memorable venue option.