Miami’s Micro Wedding & Elopement Experts · Intimate Celebrations for 0–30 Guests

Key Biscayne Gardens

Vibe: Relaxed, Tropical

Key Biscayne Gardens is one of Miami’s most charming hidden ceremony spots — a lush tropical garden located on Key Biscayne. Fun fact: this is the historic former site of the original Miami Zoo, which operated here from the 1940s until the early 1980s. After the zoo relocated, the grounds were restored into the beautiful botanical gardens you see today, and many of the mature shade trees, ponds, and pathways date back to that era. The result is a venue with real history, towering tropical canopy, peaceful water features, and the rare combination of a garden ceremony just steps from the ocean.

Historic Gardens. Tropical Beauty. Timeless and Secluded. Once home to Miami’s original zoo, this hidden nature preserve offers an unforgettable setting for intimate weddings and elopements.

Nature Weddings In Key Biscayne Gardens

Nature Weddings In Key Biscayne Gardens

Crandon Gardens is one of the most peaceful locations you might ever visit. This sprawling garden is filled with beautiful trees, lakes, and wildlife. The peacocks are our favorite! Ceremonies here are tranquil and romantic, with a stunning aged Buttonwood tree as the backdrop to your wedding — or choose another space. Want to explore a bit? This location was once home to the first Miami Zoo! Mid-century remnants of this are still found throughout the garden and are unique photo opportunities.

Venue Details

Everything you need to know

Key Biscayne Gardens is one of Miami's most charming hidden ceremony spots — a lush tropical garden located inside Crandon Park on Key Biscayne.

Location Highlights

  • Historic former site of the Miami Zoo
  • Lush tropical canopy and mature shade trees
  • Peaceful ponds and water features
  • Steps from Crandon Park's beach
  • Quiet, intimate ceremony pockets
  • Rare garden + ocean combo on Key Biscayne

Location Highlights

Garden Ceremony

Up to 30 guests

Exchange vows beneath towering banyan trees or a 100+ year old buttonwood tree in a quiet, secluded corner of the gardens — a romantic, shaded setting full of Miami history.