There is something special about the historic buildings
in downtown Ft Myers. You can easily imagine a time when Henry Ford and
Thomas Edison actually could be seen out and about in the city. The
character of the buildings and the charm of the old palm trees really
make the quaint historic district different than many other Florida
cities. That character lends itself well to weddings too. Many couples
who choose downtown Fort Myers are looking for a timeless wedding feel.
The Burroughs Home is one of the most popular of these historic downtown wedding venues. Jacqui and Telly planned their wedding for the Burroughs Home in December. Their ceremony was set among those old palm trees and overlooked the river. Their guests enjoyed a private reception under the pavilion that sits next to the water as well. We took full advantage of this historic wedding venue for photographs. The many gardens as well as the Burroughs Home itself made for some very unique and perfectly Fort Myers backdrops. Anyone looking for a year-round spot that is both historic and tropical, downtown Fort Myers is worth checking out. Both local couples and destination weddings (and wedding photographers!) enjoy the private waterfront venue.
The Burroughs Home is one of the most popular of these historic downtown wedding venues. Jacqui and Telly planned their wedding for the Burroughs Home in December. Their ceremony was set among those old palm trees and overlooked the river. Their guests enjoyed a private reception under the pavilion that sits next to the water as well. We took full advantage of this historic wedding venue for photographs. The many gardens as well as the Burroughs Home itself made for some very unique and perfectly Fort Myers backdrops. Anyone looking for a year-round spot that is both historic and tropical, downtown Fort Myers is worth checking out. Both local couples and destination weddings (and wedding photographers!) enjoy the private waterfront venue.
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