Weddings with a Front Row Seat on the Atlantic - the Casa Marina
MEDIA INVITATION
“Weddings with a Front Row Seat on the Atlantic”
...Historic Hotel Hosts Perfectly Perfect Weddings
Jacksonville Beach, FL (February 2009) The Casa Marina Hotel and Restaurant (circa 1924), prominently positioned on the dunes of the Atlantic Ocean, is a popular and perfect setting for elegant oceanfront weddings. Brides love the personal care and exclusivity when planning a perfectly perfect wedding day that includes a stunning historic hotel, custom-designed menus by a talented personal chef, professional catering manager and staff plus an elegant event Maitre ‘D. THE BONUS...Grand Oceanfront Vistas.
The Casa Marina Hotel & Restaurant is hosting a media FAM trip August 11-13, 2009 (2 nights) that represents their distinctive style and accommodations, dining options and how they create perfectly perfect weddings. The Casa Marina believes in confidentiality so that brides, grooms and families can relax and have fun. (transportation to Jacksonville Beach, Florida is not included).
Recognized in 2005 by the National Trust for Historic Preservation as one of the Historic Hotels of America, The Casa Marina Hotel offers guests 23 bedrooms and parlor suites, individually and dramatically decorated to represent the distinctive and changing eras of its dazzling history. Its salon-inspired restaurant is reminiscent of oceanfront fine dining anywhere in the world. Both the Hotel and Restaurant bring a feeling of classic, timeless glamour from the 1920’s to Jacksonville Beach, a blend of captivating history, natural beauty and sophisticated culture.
Since the Casa Marina opened its doors onto an expanse of the Jacksonville beaches in 1924, when every postcard of the era announced ‘World’s Finest Beach’, it has remained a fascinating landmark of Florida history ever since. There have been many forgotten moments in the vast drama of the 1920’s, but the mystery of the Casa is that she must have seen it all.
According to the National Trust “History is in our hands. This is a building worth saving and is important to us as a nation. Our historic properties link us with our past and help us understand who we are.” In the late 1940’s, leaders of the growing American preservation movement recognized a need for a national organization to provide support and encouragement for grassroots preservation efforts. President Harry S. Truman signed legislation creating the National Trust on October 26, 1949.
If you are interested in joining our media trip, contact: Leigh Cort Publicity
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