The Whitehurst Gallery

The Whitehurst Gallery is an intimate wedding venue in Tarpon Springs, Florida, housed in a neoclassical building that also operates as a custom jewelry design studio, offering couples a combined ring-to-reception experience. The venue is known for its neoclassical architecture modeled after the Jefferson Memorial, a rotunda ceiling, rooftop views, bridal suites, and an optional vintage car ride to and from the ceremony driven by Griffeth Whitehurst himself. The building was constructed beginning in 2010 by founder Gareth Whitehurst, with construction nearing completion by 2015; his son Griffeth and daughter-in-law Sarah opened it for private events and weddings after joining the business in 2020. Located on the west coast of Florida, with couples and vendors traveling from across the Tampa Bay area. Couples and wedding vendors consistently cite the neoclassical architecture, natural light, and intimate atmosphere as standout features, and frequently praise Griffeth, Bernie, and Bonnie by name for responsive communication, attentiveness to detail, and a warm, collaborative approach throughout planning.