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How much does a 30A wedding cost?

If you want the short answer for Point Preserve, start with the published venue rates: $5,000 Monday through Thursday and $7,500 Friday through Sunday. The rest of the number depends on whether you qualify for nonprofit pricing, which add-ons you need, and how much of the weekend you want to keep on one property.

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The shortest answer

At Point Preserve, the venue budget starts with published pricing

There is not one universal 30A wedding cost because vendors, guest count, and weekend length all change the final total. What Point Preserve publishes is the venue-side baseline, and that gives couples a solid starting point before they build the rest of the plan.

Weekday

$5,000 general pricing Monday through Thursday.

Weekend

$7,500 general pricing Friday through Sunday.

Nonprofit weekday

$4,000 Monday through Thursday.

Nonprofit weekend

$5,000 Friday through Sunday.

Fundraiser pricing

Available by request for events with a minimum total budget of $10,000.

Venue-side examples

What the published numbers look like in practice

These examples use only the pricing already published by Point Preserve. They do not include outside vendor costs.

Weekday wedding

Example total: $6,250

$5,000 venue rental + $250 cleaning + $1,000 kitchen rental.

Optional add-ons such as heaters, benches, or security increase the total.

Weekend wedding

Example total: $8,750

$7,500 venue rental + $250 cleaning + $1,000 kitchen rental.

This is the published weekend starting point before optional extras.

Nonprofit weekday

Example total: $5,250

$4,000 nonprofit rental + $250 cleaning + $1,000 kitchen rental.

That is the clearest published lower-cost path for eligible groups.

Nonprofit weekend

Example total: $6,250

$5,000 nonprofit rental + $250 cleaning + $1,000 kitchen rental.

Use the contact form to confirm whether your event qualifies.

What changes the total

The final wedding cost is mostly a vendor stack on top of the venue fee

Point Preserve publishes the venue pricing clearly. After that, the rest of your budget depends on the choices you make for the event itself.

Guest count

More guests usually mean more food, service, rentals, and coordination.

Weekend length

More days on site can add logistics, setup time, and lodging planning.

Alcohol service

If alcohol is served at larger events, the published security fee applies.

Season and weather

Heaters and other comfort add-ons can matter when the weather shifts.

Budgeting rule

Use the venue price as the anchor, then add the event you actually want

A simple way to think about a 30A wedding budget is: venue fee first, then food, flowers, photography, music, rentals, transportation, lodging, and any comfort or service add-ons. Point Preserve gives you a published baseline so you can build the rest without guessing.

Venue anchor

Start with the published weekday or weekend rental rate for your date.

Lodging plan

Use the nearby condo units to keep the weekend coordinated and easier to manage.

Guest experience

Spend more on the parts guests will remember most, not on avoidable logistics.

Fit check

If the venue, price, and weekend flow line up, the next step is a conversation with the team.

FAQ

Questions couples ask before they book

How much does a 30A wedding cost at Point Preserve?

The published venue-side starting point is $5,000 Monday through Thursday or $7,500 Friday through Sunday, with nonprofit pricing at $4,000 and $5,000 respectively. Optional add-ons can change the total.

What is a realistic venue-side example?

One published example is nonprofit weekday pricing plus cleaning and kitchen rental, which comes to $5,250 before optional extras. A weekend example using the same add-ons comes to $8,750.

Does that include catering or flowers?

No. Those are outside vendor costs and are not priced on this site. This article is only using the published Point Preserve venue numbers.

How do I confirm the right pricing for my date?

Use the contact page to request a date check, then compare your event type against the pricing page and venue FAQ.

Next step

Use the published numbers, then ask about your specific date

If Point Preserve looks like the right fit, the fastest next move is to check availability and compare your date against the published pricing page.

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