Several months ago, Andrew and I made the trek down to Miami to find the beautiful Vizcaya House and Gardens. I recommend it to anyone. It's a wonderful hidden oasis in a bustling urban landscape.
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It is beautiful! And I think it's where my friend, Sarah, had her wedding. :)
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