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Destination Wedding Venues
Most venue searches start with a picture in your head — sand underfoot, an open rooftop, a garden in the shade — and a guest count you already know. These collections are organised that way: by setting, then by how many people each space actually seats.
276 venues across 14 collections.
Mexico
Terrace & Rooftop Wedding Venues
65 venues · up to 840 guests
Elevated open-air decks and rooftops. These suit couples who want open sky and a view without the sand underfoot, and they usually handle wind better than a beach setup.
Beach Wedding Venues
41 venues · up to 500 guests
Ceremonies and receptions set directly on the sand, with the water as your backdrop. Expect barefoot aisles, sea breeze, and sunset timing that decides your ceremony hour.
Gazebo & Pavilion Wedding Venues
35 venues · up to 480 guests
Covered structures, often overlooking the water. They give you a defined ceremony focal point and some shade, which matters for a midday slot.
Ballroom Wedding Venues
31 venues · up to 1000 guests
Indoor, climate-controlled and weather-proof. These carry the largest guest counts on any resort and are what most properties use as the rain backup for an outdoor ceremony.
Poolside Wedding Venues
12 venues · up to 250 guests
Pool decks and surrounding terraces, most often used for welcome parties and receptions rather than the ceremony itself.
Garden Wedding Venues
11 venues · up to 800 guests
Landscaped lawns and tropical gardens, typically shaded and set back from the water. A practical alternative when your date falls in a windy month.
Chapel Wedding Venues
10 venues · up to 910 guests
On-site chapels and consecrated spaces, relevant if you need a religious ceremony without leaving the resort.
Dominican Republic
Terrace & Rooftop Wedding Venues
16 venues · up to 1790 guests
Elevated open-air decks and rooftops. These suit couples who want open sky and a view without the sand underfoot, and they usually handle wind better than a beach setup.
Gazebo & Pavilion Wedding Venues
13 venues · up to 180 guests
Covered structures, often overlooking the water. They give you a defined ceremony focal point and some shade, which matters for a midday slot.
Garden Wedding Venues
10 venues · up to 250 guests
Landscaped lawns and tropical gardens, typically shaded and set back from the water. A practical alternative when your date falls in a windy month.
Beach Wedding Venues
7 venues · up to 1000 guests
Ceremonies and receptions set directly on the sand, with the water as your backdrop. Expect barefoot aisles, sea breeze, and sunset timing that decides your ceremony hour.
Jamaica
Terrace & Rooftop Wedding Venues
11 venues · up to 340 guests
Elevated open-air decks and rooftops. These suit couples who want open sky and a view without the sand underfoot, and they usually handle wind better than a beach setup.
Ballroom Wedding Venues
7 venues · up to 620 guests
Indoor, climate-controlled and weather-proof. These carry the largest guest counts on any resort and are what most properties use as the rain backup for an outdoor ceremony.
Beach Wedding Venues
7 venues · up to 250 guests
Ceremonies and receptions set directly on the sand, with the water as your backdrop. Expect barefoot aisles, sea breeze, and sunset timing that decides your ceremony hour.
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