Fort Matanzas National Monument

Jamie and Trip had a super fun wedding weekend in St. Augustine! They had a beautiful ceremony and reception at the River House with friends and family who traveled from all over to be with them on their special day. Jamie had a beautiful reception with antique pieces on each of the tables. It was absolutely sparkling beautiful. Congrats to the newlyweds!! :)Band / DJAdam Klingman BandBridesmaids DressesBella BridesmaidCakeIrma Kay StricklerCatererMatthew's Restaurant and CateringCeremony...Read Full Story

Located approximately 30 miles south of Jacksonville is the coastal city of St. Augustine, Florida, a city rich in Spanish colonial architecture and North American history. St. Augustine the oldest city in America, is home to 450 years’ of history from its founding by Spanish explorers in the 16th Century, to the elegance of Flagler College founded in 1968. A great deal of North American history can be discovered in St. Augustine as well as sun and fun sea coast activities that attract...Read Full Story

History of St. Augustine: Whimsically Illustrated Account Of North America’s Oldest City SC / ST, – click on the image below for more information. History of St. Augustine: Whimsically Illustrated Account Of North America’s Oldest City – The beautiful town of St. Augustine, Florida, is the oldest continuously occupied city in North America. Founded in 1565, by Pedro Menendez, of Spain, it predates the Pilgrims at Plymouth rock by 42 years and the English settlement at Jamestown by 55 years...Read Full Story

Who doesn’t love October? The weather is a little bit cooler and it’s a great time to spend time outside. October is always a month filled to the brim with festivals, celebrations and events. But October is not only about pumpkin patches, scary ghosts and gremlins or lederhosen and oompah bands.  Just take a look at some of our suggestions below. First Wednesday Art Walk – Jacksonville, FloridaOctober 3, 2012 The theme for the month is Hispanic Heritage. Head downtown for dance and music and...Read Full Story

Who doesn’t love October? The weather is a little bit cooler and it’s a great time to spend time outside. October is always a month filled to the brim with festivals, celebrations and events. But October is not only about pumpkin patches, scary ghosts and gremlins or lederhosen and oompah bands.  Just take a look at some of our suggestions below. First Wednesday Art Walk – Jacksonville, FloridaOctober 3, 2012 The theme for the month is Hispanic Heritage. Head downtown for dance and music and...Read Full Story