Saturday, April 19, 2008 at 3 o'clock PM.

The city of Saint Augustine, Florida, was founded in 1565 by Pedro Menendez, making it the oldest continually inhabited European settlement in the United States. When it came time to pick a location for our wedding, the choice was obvious. It was our passion for history that brought us together.... we hope that you will share this moment in the place that means so much to us both. Please feel free to dress as your favourite time period - the more diverse, the merrier!

The Fernandez-Llambias House, where the ceremony & reception will take place, is a part of the Oldest House Museum Complex. Built in the early 1770's, the building is now a National Historic Landmark. The ceremony & reception will be held outdoors, weather permitting. Parking is just around the corner, at the Oldest House lot. Nearby on-street parking is also available.

The reception will be held on the grounds of the Fernandez -Llambias House, immediately following the ceremony.

How to find the Fernandez-Llambias House / the Oldest House Museum Complex:

If you are heading south on I-95, take Exit 318 at SR 16 and turn left. Continue to the intersection of US 1 and turn right. Turn left at King Street, continue on King Street to the bayfront and turn right on Avenida Menendez. Go straight until the street makes a 90 degree turn to the right. After that turn you will be on St. Francis Street. The Oldest House will be on your right. Go one short block, through the intersection with Charlotte Street, and turn right into the Oldest House parking lot. The Fernandez-Llambias House is located on St. Francis Street, with the entrance facing St. George Street.

If you are heading north on I-95, take Exit 311 at SR 207. Turn right and go until you reach US 1. Turn left and go about one-half mile to the intersection with King Street. Turn right and continue as described above.

Some St. Augustine accommodations include:

Saragossa Inn - 904.808.7384
Old City House Inn - 904.826.0113
Hilton Bayfront - 904.829.2277

For more info, go to www.staugustine.com/visit