If you're dreaming of a wedding that blends Southern charm with European elegance, look no further than Rosemary Beach Town Hall. Located in the heart of one of Florida’s most beloved coastal communities, this venue is a favorite for couples who want to celebrate their love surrounded by architecture, history, and the gentle sea breeze of 30A.

A Little History

Rosemary Beach was founded in 1995 and master-planned by the renowned urbanist firm DPZ (Duany Plater-Zyberk). It was designed to feel like a European village tucked into the dunes—think cobblestone-style pathways, stucco facades, gas lanterns, and charming courtyards. The Town Hall, built in 2004, stands at the center of it all. Inspired by Dutch West Indies architecture, it features crisp white walls, exposed rafters, arched windows, and iconic wood-shuttered doors. It quickly became not just a community gathering space—but one of the most iconic wedding venues along 30A.

Why Brides Love It

Location, Location, Location: Nestled between the Pearl Hotel and Main Street shops, the Town Hall offers walkability to everything: accommodations, restaurants, rehearsal dinner spots, and post-wedding brunch options.
Indoor Sophistication: With soaring ceilings, natural light, and minimalist white interiors, the hall creates a blank canvas that suits any aesthetic—from classic romantic to coastal modern.
Courtyard Access: Step outside and you have access to the picturesque St. Augustine Green, perfect for cocktail hour or first look photos.

Design It Your Way: Styling Tips

Whether you're planning a spring soiree or a winter candlelit celebration, the Town Hall adapts beautifully to your vision. Here are a few design directions we love:

Coastal Luxe

White or ivory linens with hints of oyster gray and seagrass green
Driftwood accents, rattan chargers, and loose, breezy florals
Custom monogrammed oyster shells or sea glass place cards

European Romance

Long farmhouse tables with soft blush runners
Tapered candles, garden roses, and lush greenery garlands
Live musicians under bistro lights during cocktail hour

Minimalist Modern

All-white palette with layered textures: silk, linen, and matte ceramics
Grounded floral installations and sculptural arrangements
Ghost chairs and clean, low centerpieces

What to Know Before You Book-

Here are some key things to keep in mind when planning your Rosemary Beach Town Hall wedding:

Guest Capacity:
The Town Hall can accommodate up to 150 guests for a seated dinner and slightly more for cocktail-style events.
Booking Info:
Weddings and events must be approved by the Rosemary Beach POA (Property Owners Association). Reach out early—this venue books up quickly, especially for spring and fall weekends.
Nearby Photo Ops:
The iconic Pearl Hotel, the boardwalks to the beach, the hidden gardens, and the white stucco architecture all make for an unforgettable portrait session.
Parking:
Rosemary Beach has limited public parking, so encourage guests to walk from nearby accommodations or arrange shuttle services.

Rosemary Beach Town Hall is more than just a venue—it’s an experience. It gives couples the best of both worlds: a refined architectural backdrop with coastal ease and luxury amenities. Whether you're hosting an elegant micro-wedding or a grand celebration, this space brings timeless beauty and effortless sophistication to your big day.

Planning a Rosemary Beach wedding?
Check out our Preferred Vendor list for florists, photographers, and planners who know this venue best.

Take a look inside The Davis’s stunning celebration, beautifully captured by our preferred vendor, Sydney Faith Photography.