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Bridal and baby showers

You can rent the Pavilion on its own for a midday bridal or baby shower in Wynwood, Miami: ~4,000 sq ft under a continuous thatched roof, open on all four sides, for 50 to 150 guests (according to the layout; confirmed at the site visit), in the shade — no walls around you and no air conditioning. You bring the decor and the caterer.

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The cabana row at ground level: white pergolas, curtains, sofas and the green wall behind.

The covered pavilion and the two rows of palms from the air.

The problem with a shower brunch is the time of day

A shower is almost never a night event: it's brunch or lunch, somewhere between 11 and 3. That's the worst sun of the Miami day, which is why most showers end up in a restaurant, with thirty people shut in a room and the air conditioning running. The Pavilion keeps everyone out of the sun without closing anything in: a thatched hip roof with about 4,000 sq ft of continuous shade, open on all four sides. The air moves, conversation flows, and the photos come out in daylight instead of under ceiling lights. The roof handles sun and straight-down rain, but it has no sides: wind can blow rain in, so a shower outside the dry season should budget for side panels.

The walkway up to the building door, at ground level.

What's under the roof: nine posts and turf

Three things that are already there shape the layout. The posts: the roof rests on a grid of nine timber posts, about 24 ft apart, and the long table, the dessert table and the photo backdrop go between them, not against a wall. The floor: under the Pavilion it's artificial turf; the sand is over on the cabana side of the Garden. And the paved walkway between the two rows of palms, a photo backdrop before you set up anything, a four-minute walk from Wynwood Walls. Hanging anything from the Pavilion — arches, garlands, fabric — is reviewed at the site visit, point by point, before it's approved; we don't publish a load limit because it hasn't been measured yet.

The building's kitchen: a quartz island, a two-door fridge, a microwave and cabinets.

Brunch without an outdoor kitchen, and the mimosa question

There's no kitchen outdoors: the brunch caterer sets up on site, and if they need a kitchen, the building's kitchen can be added to the rental from November 1, 2026. There's no required caterer and no preferred-vendor list; at a shower, where the bill is usually split among several people, that makes more difference to the total than the rental does. The other question at every shower is the mimosa bar. The venue holds its own liquor license, and there's an area to set up a bar; our team goes through the conditions for serving alcohol at a private event with you before you sign.

How much of the venue you need, and what gets measured at the visit

For a shower, the Pavilion on its own is usually enough; add the ~18,000 sq ft Garden only if you need it — for example, if you want the cabanas. The six furnished cabanas are in the Garden, not under the Pavilion; they're fixed, come with the property and are part of the Garden. A baby shower works the same way at this time of day. If you just want to know whether you can rent one space, or you need a venue for a christening or a birthday, see Small events; for the wedding itself, see Weddings. We don't publish the number of restrooms or the seated and standing capacity for your setup because they haven't been measured yet: both are reviewed at the site visit.

Shaded area

~4,000 sq ft

Cabanas (in the Garden)

Garden (optional)

~18,000 sq ft

Available from

Oct 1, 2026

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