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Gracious traditions—with a 21st Century twist—preserve little luxuries and help you celebrate life's most cherished events in an elegant setting.


INSTEAD OF POSTPONING THE HONEYMOON, TRY A MINIMOON


Although the world has changed, newlyweds deserve to celebrate their day with a romantic escape. Some couples embark on a “minimoon,” an extended week- end getaway to a domestic destination, and save the big trip for when it is safe to do so.


The Vinoy Renaissance St. Petersburg Resort and Golf Club welcomes minimooners to enjoy a refreshing and luxurious vacation in sunny Florida to kick off their marriage. The romantic 1920s-era waterfront resort has everything couples need to celebrate and relax in style, including:


• Relaxing in-room or on-balcony couples’ massages • Two picture-perfect outdoor pools, one that over- looks the Tampa Bay and one that is more private, for some much-deserved alone time • The colorful and spacious Paul’s Landing, whose vibrant menu features traditional Florida flavors with a creative twist, great for sitting fireside and catching a view of the sunset


Newlyweds also enjoy exploring the new St. Pete Pier and the city’s many murals and museums, like the world-renowned Dali Museum or Chihuly Collection.


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