Davis Islands Garden Club is a picturesque wedding venue in Tampa, Florida. Nestled amongst lush tropical foliage, scenic waterfront views, and serene Florida sunsets, this setting is idyllic for an unforgettable celebration in the Tampa Bay area. From intimate afternoon vow exchanges with your closest family and friends to elaborate evening celebrations, Davis Islands Garden Club strives to give you and your loved ones a magical celebration that’s reflective of your unique love story, style, and budget.

Facilities and Capacities
Couples have indoor and multiple outdoor wheelchair accessible event spaces to choose from at Davis Islands Garden Club that accommodate up to 175 of your loved ones. Ideal for ceremonies, the gazebo is right by the water and boasts breathtaking views of Seddon Channel, Harbour Island, and downtown Tampa. The covered veranda and patio are great for cocktail hour and adjacent to the Garden Room, which can house a indoor wedding reception. In addition to wedding ceremonies, and receptions, Davis Islands Garden Club is available for birthdays, engagement parties, bridal showers, baby showers, rehearsal dinners, and corporate events.

Services
Davis Islands Garden Club is a blank canvas, so you can bring to life your dream wedding vision surrounded by magnificent nature. The staff is available to answer all of your questions, and can provide a curated list of preferred vendors that are familiar with the space. This pet friendly club has a one-event-per-day policy and incredible picture spots for portraits or bridal party pictures. Event rentals offered include chairs, decor, drapery, and tables. Other wedding services Davis Islands Garden Club provides include the following:

• Decor
• Event rentals
• Outside vendors
• One-event-per-day policy
• Parking
• Wireless Internet

History
Founded 1936 as Circle of Tampa Federation and officially chartered in 1953, Davis Islands Garden Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to promote and encourage the beautification of Davis Islands. They offer multiple resources to emphasize the importance of ecological conservation and protection of natural resources, such as community gardening and nature programs.