There is a moment, just before a Caribbean wedding begins, when everything goes quiet. The steel drums pause. The officiant looks up from the script. And the only sound is the sea pulling gently at the shore, as if the island itself is holding its breath. It lasts only a second or two. Yet for the couple standing at the altar, that silence holds everything.
Choosing among Caribbean destination wedding venues is one of the most personal decisions a couple can make. The region stretches across dozens of islands, each with its own temperament, cuisine, and rhythm of life. Some couples are drawn to Anguilla’s barefoot elegance. Others want the volcanic drama of St. Lucia or the celebrity heritage of Jamaica’s north coast. The key is finding a venue whose personality mirrors your own, a place that feels less like a backdrop and more like a co-author of your love story.
We’ve curated this collection from properties we know and trust, each one representing a different facet of Caribbean luxury. Whether you’re planning an intimate elopement for two or a full resort buyout for 200, these are the best Caribbean wedding venues that deliver on every level: setting, service, cuisine, and the kind of intangible magic that makes guests text each other on the plane ride home saying, that was the best wedding I’ve ever attended.
Anguilla
Cap Juluca, a Belmond Hotel
If barefoot luxury had a home address, it would be Maundays Bay. Cap Juluca stretches across 179 acres of Anguilla’s southern coast, where the sand is so fine it squeaks underfoot and the views reach all the way to the misty green peaks of neighboring St. Martin. Belmond took over this storied property and reimagined it completely, preserving the Greco-Moorish architecture that has always made Cap Juluca one of the most visually distinctive resorts in the Caribbean while layering in the brand’s signature warmth and polish.
The 108 beachfront rooms and suites open directly onto the sand. As a result, wedding guests wake to the sight of turquoise water from their terraces. Ceremonies take place on the beach or in a newly built wedding pavilion positioned to capture one of the most spectacular sunsets in the region. For dining, the resort’s culinary program spans Anguillian, Peruvian, and Italian menus, so rehearsal dinners and welcome parties can offer variety without ever leaving the property. Meanwhile, the Guerlain Spa provides a serene space for bridal party pampering the morning of the celebration.
What truly sets Cap Juluca apart, however, is the island itself. Anguilla is deliberately low-key, with no cruise ships and virtually no commercial overdevelopment. Consequently, your wedding weekend feels genuinely private, as though the island exists solely for you and your guests.
Best for: The couple who wants Belmond-level sophistication with their toes in powder-white sand.
Zemi Beach House | Shoal Bay
Shoal Bay is frequently named the most beautiful beach in the Caribbean, and Zemi Beach House has the enviable position of sitting directly on it. This boutique resort draws its name and its philosophy from the Zemi spirit stones sacred to the island’s indigenous Arawak people, and that reverence for place runs through every aspect of the property.
The 65 rooms and suites are designed with a refined island aesthetic: natural stone, local artwork, and wide private terraces that blur the line between indoors and out. The resort’s signature Zemi Thai House Spa is set in a centuries-old Thai house that was transported to the island and reconstructed by hand, making it one of the most unique wellness spaces in the Caribbean. For wedding celebrations, the beachfront offers a stunning natural stage, while the resort’s restaurants and private event spaces allow couples to craft a weekend that moves seamlessly between relaxed beach gatherings and polished evening affairs.
Zemi Beach House brings a more intimate scale than its neighbors on Anguilla. Consequently, even without a full buyout, the property feels personal and unhurried. It is an ideal choice for couples seeking refinement without formality.
Best for: The couple who wants a spiritually grounded, design-forward celebration on the Caribbean’s most beautiful beach.
Malliouhana | Meads Bay
Known as Anguilla’s “Grande Dame,” Malliouhana has been putting this island on the jet-set map for over three decades. Perched on a dramatic bluff above Meads Bay and Turtle Cove, the resort occupies 25 acres of landscaped tropical gardens that tumble down to one and a half miles of pristine white sand. Forbes recognized it as the “Best Hotel Overall in Anguilla,” and Travel + Leisure readers placed it on their coveted 2025 T+L 500 List. That pedigree shows in every detail.
Couples exchange vows on the resort’s clifftop Wedding Deck, where the ceremony unfolds above an endless expanse of turquoise water, or at Leon’s on Meads Bay, a barefoot beachside restaurant that can be privatized for the evening. The culinary program at Malliouhana is legendary. Celeste by Kerth Gumbs reinvents Anguillian flavors with island-caught seafood, while rum tastings, ceviche demonstrations, and Caribbean Johnny Cake classes give wedding guests hands-on experiences between celebrations. In addition, Malliouhana houses the Caribbean’s largest wine cellar, with over 25,000 bottles, ensuring your reception dinner is paired to perfection.
The resort can host weddings of up to 220 guests. For those seeking a truly exclusive affair, a full resort buyout is available. Meanwhile, the Turtle Cove Villa Suite offers the bridal party a private infinity plunge pool and cliffside seclusion that feels worlds away.
Best for: The couple who wants a storied, award-winning clifftop property with Anguilla’s finest culinary program.
The Beach House | Meads Bay
For couples who prefer the intimacy of a private estate over a traditional resort wedding, The Beach House offers something exceptional. This eight-bedroom villa sits directly on the powdery shores of Meads Bay, consistently voted one of the best beaches in the Caribbean. Designed by local architects to harmonize with the natural landscape, the property earned an International Property Award for excellence in single-residence architectural design, and it shows in every line and sightline.
Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open from the living spaces directly onto the pool terrace and sand, blurring the boundary between indoors and out. The 44-foot infinity pool overlooks the bay, and more than a dozen dedicated outdoor deck and lounge areas provide ample space for cocktail hours, welcome dinners, and morning-after brunches. Furthermore, the property comes fully staffed with a private chef, butler, and housekeeping team, so your celebration runs with five-star precision without a single resort-lobby moment.
For larger weddings, The Beach House can be paired with its sister property, Villa Le Bleu, just five minutes away. Together, the two estates provide up to 19 master bedrooms and can accommodate events of 100 guests or more with ease.
Best for: The couple who wants a private villa takeover on one of the world’s most beautiful beaches.
Villa Le Bleu | Little Harbour
If your vision of a Caribbean destination wedding venue involves a private estate rather than a hotel, Villa Le Bleu is in a class of its own. This 11-bedroom property sprawls across 2.5 acres of tropical gardens on Anguilla’s south shore at Little Harbour, with views stretching across the shimmering Caribbean to the silhouettes of St. Martin and St. Barts. Two private beaches, two swimming pools, an outdoor jacuzzi, a floodlit tennis court, a private cinema, and a thatched beachside gazebo create a setting that is equal parts resort and private compound.
Each of the nine suites in the main house features a king bed, a contemporary en-suite bathroom with stone soaking tub and oversized rain shower, and either a sea view or garden terrace. The separate Petite Le Bleu guest house adds two more bedrooms with an independent living area and private outdoor baths, ideal for parents of the bride and groom who appreciate a bit of autonomy. Together, the property accommodates up to 22 guests overnight. However, the expansive waterfront lawn can host a 20-by-80-foot marquee, and pool terrace events scale beautifully to 100 guests for cocktails or a seated reception.
For truly grand celebrations, Villa Le Bleu can be combined with its neighboring sister estate, Indigo Villa, expanding the footprint to 21 bedrooms and 42 overnight guests. All three Little Harbour Estates properties come fully staffed with a private chef, butler, concierge, and housekeeping team.
Best for: The VIP couple who wants an ultra-private estate wedding with the feel of their own Caribbean compound.
St. Martin
La Samanna, a Belmond Hotel
The French side of St. Martin has long attracted travelers who appreciate the finer details: a perfectly dressed salad, a linen tablecloth snapping in the breeze, a glass of rosé at lunch that nobody is counting. La Samanna channels that sensibility into one of the most elegant beachfront properties in the Caribbean. Set along the pristine crescent of Baie Longue on the French side of the island, the resort offers Provencal-inspired architecture, Mediterranean gardens, and a beach so serene it routinely appears on “best in the Caribbean” lists.
The 83 rooms, suites, and villas are dressed in crisp whites and natural textures, with private terraces overlooking the bay. Weddings at La Samanna unfold against the kind of scenery that feels almost cinematic: golden sand, turquoise water, and a sky that turns violet at dusk. The resort’s culinary team draws on French technique and Caribbean ingredients, creating menus that elevate any reception dinner. Furthermore, the Belmond team brings the same event expertise here as at Cap Juluca, ensuring that logistics, florals, and timing are handled with precision.
What makes La Samanna particularly compelling for destination weddings is St. Martin’s dual-island nature. Guests can explore the French side’s gourmet restaurants and chic boutiques, then cross the border for the Dutch side’s lively nightlife and casinos. As a result, the wedding weekend never lacks variety or discovery.
Best for: The couple who wants a French-Caribbean sensibility where elegance is effortless and the wine list is exceptional.
St. Vincent & the Grenadines
Mandarin Oriental, Canouan
For couples who believe the journey to the altar should feel like an adventure, Mandarin Oriental, Canouan delivers in extraordinary fashion. Reaching this tiny Grenadine island requires a short flight from Barbados, St. Lucia, or Grenada, and that deliberate remoteness is precisely the point. Canouan is surrounded by the Caribbean’s largest living coral reef, and the resort sits on the powdery shores of Godahl Beach, where the water shifts from jade to sapphire across the course of a single afternoon.
This is an all-suite, all-villa, all-ocean-view property with just 26 suites and nine Italian-designed villas. The intimacy is exceptional. Wedding venues include Godahl Beach, the elegant colonnades of Crescent Court, a secluded stretch at Shell Beach, and a truly remarkable option: a 17th-century Anglican church that was transported stone by stone from England to Canouan in the 1800s. Couples can also incorporate the traditional Canouan cake dance, a beloved island custom in which the bride sees her cake for the first time when it is danced to her at the reception.
In addition, the resort offers a full buyout option that gives your celebration complete run of the property, its restaurants, spa, Jim Fazio-designed golf course, and beaches. For guests seeking adventure between events, the Tobago Cays are a short boat ride away for swimming with sea turtles. The result is a wedding that feels both wildly exclusive and deeply connected to island tradition.
Best for: The couple who wants ultra-private, end-of-the-earth exclusivity with Mandarin Oriental’s legendary service.
Aruba
Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & The Westerly | Palm Beach
Aruba’s original luxury resort has reinvented itself with the addition of The Westerly, a sleek new oceanfront tower that brings boutique-hotel intimacy to one of the Caribbean’s most iconic beachfront properties. Situated on 15 tropical acres along the widest stretch of Palm Beach, the Hilton Aruba has been welcoming guests since 1959. Today, the property offers 358 rooms across its three heritage towers, plus 161 contemporary accommodations in The Westerly, which features adults-only swim-up rooms, expansive ocean-view balconies, and an exclusive rooftop retreat called Terrace on 10.
For weddings, the scale here is impressive. The Grand Morris Lapidus Ballroom spans over 8,100 square feet and seats up to 560 for a formal dinner, while 45,000 square feet of outdoor event space includes beachfront ceremony sites, lush garden lawns, the Miramar Deck, and the Shore Club Rooftop. A ceremony on the sand at sunset, followed by dinner and dancing in the ballroom, is a combination few Caribbean destination wedding venues can match for sheer flexibility. Additionally, the resort’s eight dining venues and eforea spa keep guests entertained and pampered across a multi-day celebration.
Aruba’s location outside the hurricane belt means weather-related disruptions are exceptionally rare. Year-round sunshine and consistent trade winds virtually guarantee the golden-hour ceremony of your dreams.
Best for: The couple who wants grand-scale wedding infrastructure on the Caribbean’s most reliably sunny island.
Dominican Republic
The St. Regis Cap Cana Resort | Punta Cana
The newest jewel in the Caribbean’s luxury crown, The St. Regis Cap Cana opened in 2025 as the brand’s first property in the Dominican Republic, and it has already set a new standard for the region. Nestled within the elite Cap Cana enclave along a pristine stretch of white sand, the resort features 200 elegantly appointed rooms, including 36 suites with private plunge pools and a staggering 6,500-square-foot Presidential Suite that redefines Caribbean opulence.
The design pays homage to Dominican heritage, weaving cultural motifs like the iconic faceless doll into the furnishings and art. Nine distinct dining venues anchor the culinary experience, headlined by Nina, the signature restaurant led by celebrated Peruvian chef Diego Muñoz. For couples, The Amber Room offers an intimate cigar-and-spirits lounge for rehearsal gatherings, while Cielo Mio Rooftop provides panoramic coastal views perfect for a welcome party under the stars.
Wedding infrastructure here is world-class. Over 7,000 square feet of event space includes the Poinciana Grand Ballroom, the Hibiscus Terrace for outdoor receptions, and the St. Regis Beach, which accommodates up to 380 guests for a cocktail reception. The signature St. Regis Butler Service ensures every logistical detail is handled with quiet, anticipatory precision. Moreover, Punta Cana International Airport is just 15 minutes away, with direct flights from most major U.S. cities.
Best for: The couple who wants the prestige of St. Regis service in a brand-new, culturally rich Caribbean setting.
Boutique Hotel Casa Hemingway | Juan Dolio
Not every couple wants a mega-resort wedding. For those drawn to intimacy, character, and genuine Dominican charm, Boutique Hotel Casa Hemingway is a hidden gem that punches well above its weight. Located within the exclusive Club Hemingway complex in Juan Dolio, this award-winning property has earned the title of Best Boutique Hotel in the Dominican Republic from the World Travel Awards for five consecutive years, from 2019 through 2024. It’s the kind of place insiders whisper about.
The hotel offers 31 hacienda-style suites designed by Italian architect Nicola Fini, each with a kitchenette, living room, and spacious terrace set among lush gardens. As part of the Club Hemingway complex, guests enjoy private beach access, five swimming pools, five restaurants, an equestrian center, tennis and paddle courts, and a charming colonial-inspired chapel dedicated to the Hearts of Jesus and Mary. That on-site chapel makes Casa Hemingway particularly appealing for couples who want a religious ceremony in a historic setting just steps from their reception.
Renowned Spanish chef Alberto Martin designs custom menus for each couple, so no two weddings share the same culinary story. The property can host events of up to 200 guests, and a full hotel buyout of all 31 suites is available for those who want total privacy. Furthermore, Juan Dolio’s location just 20 minutes from Las Americas International Airport and 45 minutes from Santo Domingo makes it exceptionally accessible, both for stateside guests and for those who want to pair the wedding weekend with a day exploring the oldest European city in the Americas.
Best for: The couple who wants a World Travel Award-winning boutique experience with old-world Dominican character and a private chapel.
Zemi Miches All-Inclusive Resort, Curio Collection by Hilton | Miches
The Zemi name has long been synonymous with soulful Caribbean luxury on Anguilla, and the brand’s expansion to the Dominican Republic’s untouched Miches coast brings that same reverence for place to an entirely different landscape. With 500 rooms and suites accommodating up to 1,580 guests, this all-inclusive resort occupies a pristine stretch of coastline on the island’s northeastern shore, where coconut palms meet dramatic sea cliffs and the development that defines Punta Cana feels a world away.
The design blends contemporary island architecture with elements inspired by the Taino people, the region’s indigenous culture. Multiple ceremony and reception venues span beachfront settings, tropical garden terraces, and elegant indoor spaces, giving couples impressive flexibility regardless of guest count. Because the resort operates on an all-inclusive model, the financial logistics of a destination wedding simplify considerably. Your guests enjoy gourmet dining, premium cocktails, and resort activities without ever reaching for a wallet. As a result, the celebration weekend feels generous and relaxed from the moment everyone arrives.
For couples who want a high-energy, large-scale Caribbean celebration with modern amenities and easy airport access, Zemi Miches delivers without sacrificing atmosphere or style.
Best for: The couple who wants an all-inclusive format with contemporary design on the Dominican Republic’s most unspoiled coastline.
St. Lucia
Ladera Resort | Soufriere
There is no resort quite like Ladera. Built by hand on a volcanic ridge 1,000 feet above the Caribbean Sea, it is the only property in the world situated directly within a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The twin Pitons rise on either side like ancient sentinels, and every one of the resort’s 37 suites features just three walls. The fourth? Open air, framing an uninterrupted panorama of rainforest, volcanic peaks, and sea that defies description.
Each suite is crafted from local tropical hardwoods, Soufriere stone, and hand-cut tile by St. Lucian artisans. Private heated plunge pools sit at the edge of the open wall, so couples can float in warm water while watching the sun set behind the Pitons. In addition, the award-winning Dasheene restaurant delivers farm-to-table Caribbean cuisine in a setting that feels suspended between earth and sky.
For weddings, Ladera limits ceremonies to one per day. Couples can exchange vows at the Paradise Ridge suite, on the resort’s lush grounds, or at a nearby waterfall. The property also offers a dedicated elopement package for couples seeking a deeply intimate experience. Because Ladera is adults-only and just 37 rooms, even a small buyout creates total seclusion. Furthermore, the resort’s proximity to St. Lucia’s Sulphur Springs, chocolate plantations, and catamaran excursions means your guests will have extraordinary experiences between festivities.
Best for: The couple who wants their ceremony to feel like a spiritual encounter with nature.
Viceroy Sugar Beach | Val des Pitons
If Ladera is the mountain hideaway, Viceroy Sugar Beach is its glamorous counterpart at sea level. Nestled on 100 acres of a former sugar plantation in the valley between the Pitons, this resort pairs UNESCO-protected scenery with the polished energy of a world-class luxury property. The 118 rooms, suites, and villas accommodate up to 250 guests and step directly onto one of the most photographed beaches in the Caribbean, a crescent of white sand framed by the twin volcanic peaks on either side.
The style here is plantation chic with a modern pulse. Whitewashed bungalows with louvered shutters sit among tropical gardens, while infinity-edge plunge pools overlook the rainforest canopy. Three restaurants offer everything from casual beachfront lunches to refined Caribbean fine dining, and the Rainforest Spa draws on local botanicals for treatments that feel deeply rooted in place. For weddings, the resort offers a range of ceremony settings, from the beach to the lush gardens to a dramatic terrace overlooking the Pitons. Consequently, couples can design a celebration that feels both grand and intimate at once.
What makes Sugar Beach especially compelling is the sheer variety of guest experiences available between events. Sailing, diving, rainforest hikes, chocolate-making workshops, and guided Piton climbs all keep the wedding weekend feeling adventurous and alive.
Best for: The couple who wants Piton-framed plantation glamour with a full menu of adventure for their guests.
Jamaica
Round Hill Hotel & Villas | Montego Bay
Some Caribbean destination wedding venues earn their reputation through design or novelty. Round Hill earned its through seven decades of hosting the world’s most discerning guests. Originally a coconut and sugarcane estate, the property opened as a resort in 1953 and quickly became the private retreat of choice for everyone from JFK and Jackie Kennedy to Noel Coward and, more recently, Ralph Lauren, who personally designed the 36 oceanfront rooms in Pineapple House.
Spread across a secluded 110-acre peninsula in Montego Bay, Round Hill offers nine distinct indoor and outdoor wedding venues. Options range from intimate villa garden ceremonies to a full resort buyout that transforms the entire peninsula into your private celebration. The 27 villas, with two to six bedrooms each, give wedding parties the rare gift of genuine privacy and space, complete with private pools, dedicated staff, and in-villa dining. Award-winning Executive Chef Martin Maginley creates menus that reimagine Jamaican cuisine with farm-to-table sophistication, including vegan, vegetarian, and Kosher options.
Jamaica itself brings an infectious energy to any celebration. Reggae, jerk-spiced feasts, rum flights, and a culture that genuinely revels in love all contribute to a wedding atmosphere that pulses with joy. Moreover, Montego Bay’s Sangster International Airport is just 25 minutes from the resort, with direct flights from dozens of U.S. and European cities. Consequently, even far-flung guests arrive with ease.
Best for: The couple who wants a storied, celebrity-loved property with the soul of Jamaica woven through every detail.
Bahamas
SLS Baha Mar | Nassau
For couples whose idea of a perfect wedding weekend involves equal parts glamour, energy, and ocean breeze, SLS Baha Mar is in a league of its own. Situated on the stunning Cable Beach in Nassau, this 297-room resort is the style-forward anchor of the larger Baha Mar complex. The aesthetic is modern and playful, with bold design touches by Philippe Starck and a social energy that feels more like a chic Miami venue transported to a Bahamian shore.
The resort accommodates up to 750 guests across its rooms and suites, making it one of the largest-capacity Caribbean destination wedding venues in this collection. Ceremony and reception options span a sleek beach club, a rooftop lounge with panoramic ocean views, elegant indoor ballrooms, and poolside terraces that glow with candlelight after dark. The culinary program is equally vibrant, with signature restaurants from celebrity chefs and a cocktail culture that encourages guests to linger well past the final toast.
Beyond the wedding itself, Baha Mar’s broader campus gives guests access to a Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course, a 30,000-square-foot spa, a world-class casino, and a marine sanctuary with swimming pigs and nurse sharks. As a result, even guests who extend their stay by a few days will never run out of things to discover.
Best for: The couple who wants a high-energy, design-forward celebration with nightlife, style, and serious scale.
St. Barts
Hotel Manapany
St. Barts has always been the Caribbean’s answer to the French Riviera, and Hotel Manapany captures that effortless sophistication in a more intimate, eco-conscious package. This 43-room boutique property sits along Anse des Cayes on the island’s north shore, where the surf rolls in from the Atlantic and the vibe is relaxed, creative, and unmistakably French. With accommodations for 88 guests, it is the kind of place where everyone at the wedding knows everyone else by the second evening.
The aesthetic is barefoot chic with an eco-forward sensibility. Cottages and suites are tucked among tropical gardens, and the beachfront restaurant serves locally sourced cuisine with a refined Creole accent. For ceremonies, the sand, the pool terrace, and the garden all offer beautiful natural settings that need minimal decoration. Reception dinners can flow from the restaurant to the beach, where a DJ spinning island-inflected beats under the stars transforms the evening into something your guests will talk about for years.
What makes Manapany special for weddings is the intimacy. On an island known for its exclusivity, this property feels personal rather than performative. It is a celebration stripped of pretense and filled with genuine warmth.
Best for: The couple who wants barefoot French-Caribbean elegance on an island where privacy is a way of life.
Tropical Hotel
Also on St. Barts, Tropical Hotel offers a distinctly different mood. Perched on a hillside in St. Jean, this charming 43-room property looks out over panoramic views of the bay, the airport’s dramatic landing strip, and the lush green hills that define the island’s interior. With accommodations for 88 guests, it brings an intimate, village-like atmosphere that larger resorts simply cannot replicate.
The rooms are bright and airy, dressed in tropical prints and natural textures, with private terraces that invite long mornings over coffee and croissants. Lush gardens surround the property, and the warm, attentive staff treats every guest like family. For weddings, the garden setting provides a romantic ceremony backdrop, while the terrace offers sweeping views for a sunset reception. The hotel’s proximity to St. Jean’s boutiques, restaurants, and beach means your guests have plenty to explore between festivities.
Tropical Hotel is ideal for couples who value character and authenticity over flash. The experience here is warm, personal, and deeply rooted in the St. Barts way of life.
Best for: The couple who wants a charming hillside celebration with the authentic warmth of a St. Barts village.
How to Choose the Right Caribbean Destination Wedding Venue
With so many extraordinary options, narrowing the field begins with a few honest questions.
First, consider your guest count and travel logistics. Boutique properties like Ladera and Mandarin Oriental, Canouan are ideal for intimate gatherings of 20 to 60. Larger estates like Round Hill and Hilton Aruba can gracefully host 200 or more. Think about how far your guests are willing to fly and whether connections through hubs like Miami, Barbados, or San Juan are manageable.
Second, define the atmosphere you want. Do you envision toes in the sand at sunset, or a ceremony in a centuries-old stone church? An open-air suite overlooking a volcano, or a Ralph Lauren-dressed ballroom? The venue should mirror how you live and how you love.
Finally, look beyond the ceremony itself. The most memorable Caribbean wedding venues create an entire weekend experience. Spa mornings, catamaran excursions, sunset cocktails on a golf course, and farewell brunches on the beach all matter as much as the vows themselves. Choose a property that plans for the full arc of celebration.
Where the Ocean Meets the Altar
There is a particular kind of magic that happens when you gather the people you love most in a place of extraordinary beauty. The formality falls away. The conversations go deeper. The laughter comes easier. And at the center of it all, two people stand together and say the truest words they know.
That is what a Caribbean destination wedding is really about. Not the centerpieces or the color palette or even the photograph that ends up framed on the mantel. It is the collective exhale of arriving somewhere beautiful. It is the shared understanding that this moment was worth the journey, worth the planning, worth every detail. It is the sound of the sea at the edge of the vows, reminding everyone present that love, like the tide, is both ancient and always new.
The venues in this collection were chosen because they understand that truth. From the volcanic ridgeline of Ladera to the powdery crescent of Maundays Bay, from a stone church on a tiny Grenadian island to a beachside gazebo on Anguilla’s south shore, each one offers something that cannot be manufactured: a sense of place so powerful it becomes part of your story.
Your wedding day will end. The music will quiet, the lanterns will dim, and the last champagne flute will be set down on a table strewn with flowers. But the feeling of it, the warmth and the light and the salt air on your skin, will stay with you long after you’ve flown home. That is the gift of choosing well.
From private villas to legendary resorts, the Caribbean offers no shortage of spectacular settings for the most important celebration of your life. Whether you dream of a beachside soirée, a luxury villa takeover, or an island-hopping honeymoon, Wedaways curates every detail with care and expertise. Ready to find the venue that fits your love story? Contact us.
