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Royalton Blue Waters Jamaica
About the Resort
Royalton Blue Waters sits on the Montego Bay coastline with a contemporary, restrained design that reads more hotel than resort. At 228 suites it is comparatively small for the brand, which keeps a wedding group feeling like the main event rather than one booking among many. It carries a mix of indoor and outdoor venue options, so the ceremony has a credible wet-weather alternative — worth more in Jamaica than couples expect.
Wedding Features
- Beachfront ceremony settings
- Indoor venue for wet-weather backup
- Small enough for a group to feel like the main event
Amenities
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Wedding Venues at Royalton Blue Waters Jamaica
Where ceremonies, receptions, and welcome events actually happen
Beach
ceremonyUp to 200 guests
The main beachfront ceremony site and the largest venue on the property.
View venue details →Beach Gazebo
ceremonyUp to 150 guests
A covered gazebo on the sand, the most-booked ceremony setting here.
View venue details →Pavilion
cocktailUp to 150 guests
A covered pavilion used for cocktail hour, available all day.
View venue details →Diamond Club Beach
ceremonyUp to 100 guests
A private stretch of beach reserved for Diamond Club guests.
View venue details →Garden Gazebo
ceremonyUp to 80 guests
A gazebo in the adults-only Hideaway section; children are permitted for the ceremony only.
View venue details →Blue Waters Poolside
receptionUp to 80 guests
The pool deck, used for evening receptions.
View venue details →Ocean Gazebo
ceremonyUp to 70 guests
An oceanfront gazebo in the adults-only Hideaway section.
View venue details →Martini Mix
cocktailUp to 50 guests
A bar venue for cocktail hour, available until 4:00 PM before it opens to other guests.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a visa to travel to Jamaica?
U.S. and Canadian citizens do not require a visa to enter Jamaica for tourism stays of up to 90 days. A valid passport is required at entry.
What are the passport validity requirements?
Jamaica requires your passport to be valid for the full duration of your stay. We recommend at least 6 months of validity beyond your return date to avoid issues with connecting airlines or onward travel.
Is travel insurance required?
While travel insurance is not mandatory, we strongly recommend purchasing trip cancellation insurance. It must be bought at the time of booking or within 48 hours after your reservation. Please note that your group reservation is 100% non-refundable, non-transferable, and no changes can be made.
When will my e-tickets and travel documents be issued?
E-documents are typically issued 5-7 business days prior to your travel date. Once we receive the tickets, we will send them directly to the email address provided during booking.
When I make my reservation, what will appear on my credit card statement?
By completing your reservation, you are authorizing DreamWed to process your payment on behalf of the chosen supplier. The charge will appear on your credit card statement as either the specific airline/supplier or DreamWed.
How do I complete my booking?
To complete your booking, simply click the "Book Now" button on the resort page and follow the instructions, or reach out to your DreamWed concierge who will process the reservation on your behalf.
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