Wedding Venues
Ballroom Wedding Venues in Jamaica
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.
7 venues across 3 resorts, seating 100 to 620 guests.
400+ guests
Grand Ballroom
Princess Grand Jamaica · up to 620 guests
An indoor ballroom of three interconnected rooms — ceremonies up to 1,185, receptions up to 620. The largest weather-proof venue.
Ballroom
Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall · up to 540 guests
The largest venue — ceremonies/cocktails up to 660, seated banquet up to 540. Indoor, climate-controlled, weather-proof.
200–399 guests
Amber Ballroom
Princess Grand Jamaica · up to 350 guests
An indoor ballroom — ceremonies up to 645, receptions up to 350.
Jamaica Ballroom
Grand Palladium Jamaica Resort & Spa · up to 200 guests
An indoor, air-conditioned ballroom — cocktails/receptions up to 200, available until 01:00. The weather-proof option.
100–199 guests
Topaz Ballroom
Princess Grand Jamaica · up to 170 guests
An indoor ballroom — ceremonies up to 345, receptions up to 170.
Ballroom Terrace
Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall · up to 117 guests
A covered terrace with sea views — ceremonies/cocktails up to 117, seated banquet up to 80.
Larimar Ballroom
Princess Grand Jamaica · up to 100 guests
An indoor ballroom — ceremonies up to 195, receptions up to 100.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many ballroom wedding venues are there in Jamaica?
DreamWed works with 7 ballroom wedding venues across 3 resorts in Jamaica. Capacities run from 100 to 620 guests, so there are options for both small ceremonies and large multi-day celebrations.
What is the largest ballroom wedding venue in Jamaica?
The largest in our portfolio seats up to 620 guests. Capacity figures are the resort's stated maximum for a seated event — the workable number is usually lower once you add a dance floor, staging or buffet, so confirm the layout with us before you commit to a guest list.
Can we hold both the ceremony and reception at the same venue?
Often yes, though most couples move between spaces — a ballroom setting for the ceremony, then a separate space for dinner and dancing. Resorts usually allow a turnover if the guest count fits both. We plan the flow so guests are never left waiting.
What happens if it rains?
Every resort holds an indoor backup, normally a ballroom, and calls it a few hours ahead based on the forecast. Ask what the backup space actually is before booking — it varies a lot in quality between properties, and it is the single most useful question you can ask about an outdoor venue.