Wedding Venues
Beach Wedding Venues in Jamaica
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.
7 venues across 5 resorts, seating 100 to 250 guests.
200–399 guests
South Beach
Moon Palace Jamaica · up to 250 guests
The resort's largest beachfront venue — ceremony up to 250, cocktails up to 900, seated buffet up to 620. The headline space for a big oceanfront wedding.
Beach
Grand Palladium Jamaica Resort & Spa · up to 200 guests
A beachfront venue with panoramic Caribbean views — ceremonies up to 150, cocktails/receptions up to 200.
Adult Beach
Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall · up to 200 guests
An adults-side white-sand beach — ceremony, cocktail and banquet all up to 200.
100–199 guests
Ocean Oasis Beach View
Princess Grand Jamaica · up to 150 guests
A beachfront venue — ceremonies up to 100, receptions up to 150.
Grand Lobby Beach
Princess Grand Jamaica · up to 150 guests
A beach where sand meets sea with Dream Island views — ceremonies up to 100, receptions up to 150.
Family Beach
Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall · up to 110 guests
A secluded family-side white-sand beach — ceremony, cocktail and banquet all up to 110.
Beach
RIU Palace Jamaica · up to 100 guests
A beachfront setting on the shores of Montego Bay hosting the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception for up to 100 guests.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many beach wedding venues are there in Jamaica?
DreamWed works with 7 beach wedding venues across 5 resorts in Jamaica. Capacities run from 100 to 250 guests, so there are options for both small ceremonies and large multi-day celebrations.
What is the largest beach wedding venue in Jamaica?
The largest in our portfolio seats up to 250 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 beach 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.