The spaces
The hotel's wedding settings include the Country Club Courtyard, with Mediterranean columns and a fountain; the Back Lawn, with the tower behind you; the SW Terrace, a private terrace over the pool; and the grounds around the Golf Fountain.
Receptions use the Country Club Ballroom, the largest, with columns, chandeliers, pool views and an outdoor terrace over the golf course; Granada, with its arches; Alhambra, with hand-painted ceilings and crystal chandeliers over the pool; and the Danielson Gallery, with a second-story mezzanine. The hotel keeps capacities in a chart its event team shares, and each space has a virtual tour on the hotel's site.
Where the pictures are
The tower from the Back Lawn, the Courtyard fountain, the pool and the golf course terrace are the Biltmore's signature backdrops, and they are spread across a large property. Build the time to move between them into your timeline, and plan the couple's portrait for the last outdoor light before the reception begins.
Rules
The hotel publishes no photography, video or drone rules on its wedding pages. Ask your event manager, and plan without a drone unless the hotel approves one in writing.
How LIB works at the Biltmore
Two photographers or two videographers from our team on every collection, one coordinated team when you book both. We plan coverage with you and your planner around the distances on the property and the light.
Collections
Wedding photo and video collections begin at $6,000, with full photo and video collections beginning at $10,000. See the collections or read about weddings in Miami.
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