Very few venues can compare to the majesty of the Flagler Museum. Designed by Henry Flagler and completed at the turn of the century, the Flagler Museum is an icon of Gilded Age architecture. When Devon and Riley told us they wanted to get married here, we were nearly speechless. Any wedding here is destined to be a piece of art come to life, and that is exactly how their wedding day felt. We managed the moving parts of their wedding day seamlessly, starting with their church wedding ceremony. After the ceremony, Devon, Riley, and their guests ate dinner beneath the sparkling chandeliers in the Palm Court. The bride and groom sat at a sweetheart table framed by overflowing white blooms on marble pillars, while their multi-tiered wedding cake sat on a dias behind them. Soon, the dance floor opened up. The party overflowed to the Flagler Kenan Pavilion with its large windows, primarily glass ceiling, and even Henry Flagler’s private railcar. Guests wandered throughout the estate, enjoying the various rooms, and even admired the bright Palm Beach skyline from the patio. 

A Grand Celebration at the Flagler Museum in Palm Beach 

Devon & Riley