Located in the lush, palm-lined setting of South Florida, Gran Paraiso Gardens offers couples a dreamy, tropical backdrop for their wedding day. Just looking at it, you can see why it’s such a popular choice—the venue feels like a private resort, with towering palms, a waterfall ceremony space, a romantic white-glass gazebo (called The Glorietta), and a modern Indoor Glass Barn perfect for receptions.
But what does it actually cost to get married here? The Tulle Together Wedding Pricing Transparency Project is on a mission to collect all of the pricing PDFs for wedding venues across the country. All of the PDFs in our database – 3,000 total and more than 100 in Florida – are contributed by other couples planning their weddings. That means we can walk through the venue costs for you – without you having to email them. Below, we’ve broken down everything in the pricing PDF submitted by a couple to help you figure out whether Gran Paraiso Gardens fits your budget and your vision.
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Ceremony & Reception Costs at Gran Paraiso Gardens
Gran Paraiso Gardens offers three distinct event areas:
- The Waterfall: A dramatic outdoor space with a multi-level cascading waterfall wall—ideal for ceremonies or live performances.
- The Glorietta: A stunning circular white gazebo surrounded by palm trees, perfect for elegant outdoor ceremonies.
- The Indoor Glass Barn: A modern glass-walled structure that brings the outdoors in while providing weather protection—typically used for receptions.
Couples also get access to The Bridal Estate and The Grooms Den for pre-wedding prep. These spaces include everything from makeup stations and lounging areas to a pool table and mini bar.
Venue Fees
Venue pricing varies by season and day of the week:
🟢 High Season (September–May)
- Monday–Thursday: $9,000
- Friday/Sunday: $9,500
- Saturday: $10,000
🟡 Low Season (June–August)
- Monday–Thursday: $8,000
- Friday/Sunday: $8,500
- Saturday: $9,000
What’s included in the rental fee:
When you book Gran Paraiso Gardens, here’s what’s included in the venue-only package:
- Private use of the property for 5 hours
- Venue manager onsite
- Access to The Bridal Estate and The Grooms Den
- Bathroom attendant and one security staff
- Option to bring outside vendors (with a $1,500 fee)
For guest counts over 150, there’s a $50 per-person surcharge.
The all-inclusive package adds:
- Full-service catering (appetizers, salad, entrees, cake)
- Waitstaff, chef, and setup/breakdown team
- Tables, linens, cocktail tables, ceremony/reception chairs
- Optional rental upgrades
All-inclusive pricing starts at $110 per guest, plus the base venue fee.
Food & Beverage Costs
Unless you pay to be able to bring in outside vendors, Gran Paraiso requires you to use one of their three preferred caterers. All packages include:
- 5 appetizers
- Salad
- 2 entrees
- 3–4 sides
- Wedding cake
Bar packages are required and priced per guest:
- Full Bar Package: $45/person
- Dry Bar Package (non-alcoholic): $32/person
Bar service includes everything from Tito’s vodka and Bombay gin to Corona beer and mixers, along with mobile bar setup, logistics (cups, straws), and licensed bartenders.
Additional Fees & Taxes to Budget For
Here’s what else you could spend beyond the base venue and food pricing:
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Sales Tax (Florida) | ~7% |
| Service Fee (Industry Standard) | ~18–22% |
| Outside Vendor Fee (if applicable) | $1,500 |
| Extra Event Hour | $1,500/hour |
| Early Access Fee | $150/hour |
| DJ (with sound + light) (optional) | $4,700 |
| Lighting Package (optional) | $2,000 |
| Dance Floor (optional) | $2,500 |
| 360 or Standstill Photo Booth (optional) | $800 each |
| Day-of Coordinator (optional) | Starting at $3,000 |
How much could your total wedding cost be if you got married at Gran Paraiso Gardens?
If you add up the venue fee, food & beverage cost for 125 people, and tax, you’re looking at a cost of around $31,000.
When you factor in everything — from venue fees to vendor costs — Tulle Together’s Cost Forecast Tool projects that the total budget of a wedding at Gran Paraiso Gardens could land around $68,000, depending on your guest count (this estimates 125 guests on a peak-season Saturday), design scope, and other vendor selections. This estimate factors in a range of typical wedding expenses beyond the venue & catering itself, helping couples get a realistic view of what their wedding might actually cost before making any commitments. Of course, someone could spend more or less than this (especially if you go with off-season pricing and less guests!) – but it’s an average estimate for what that total wedding cost could look like.
The Cost Forecast Tool is just one of Tulle Together’s budgeting resources. On the website, you’ll find a variety of budget tools designed to help couples plan out their total wedding costs before they book anything. Whether you’re estimating expenses, tracking your spending, or looking for real venue pricing, Tulle Together’s tools provide a transparent approach to wedding budgeting—so you can plan confidently and avoid unexpected surprises. Sign up here for a smarter way to plan your wedding!
Gran Paraiso Gardens offers couples a venue that feels truly immersive—lush greenery, striking architecture, and modern amenities all in one place. It’s a strong choice for couples wanting a blend of luxury and tropical charm.
While pricing is fairly competitive for South Florida, keep in mind that a lot of the “wedding day essentials” (like food, rentals, and bar) are added separately or bundled via the all-inclusive option. Be sure to clarify exactly what you’re getting and consider working with a planner—or using their coordinator package—to stay on top of the many moving parts.
Tulle is here to make wedding budgeting clearer, one venue at a time. Want access to the full pricing PDF? Explore the full collection on Tulle Together’s Wedding Pricing Transparency Project.
Photo Credit: Gran Paraiso Gardens
