Paradise Island, Bahamas

Paradise Island weddings offer seclusion and serenity to those who seek out more romantic events, and it offers excitement and wonder with nightlife diversity oozing from the streets after dark. No matter your preferences, Paradise Island is sure to DELIGHT.

The island has miles of fine, white sandy shorelines that merge into the crystal clear ocean waters. Rolling hills filled with pine trees and palms hide many a secluded spot, such as ‘Adelaide’ and ‘Lyford Cay,’ which offer you and your fiancé spectacular places to swim or fish as well as to enjoy each other’s company in a truly relaxing environment.

Imagine sailing where pirates once did. The island marina offers boats for hire and a colorful history of pirate’s plunder that leaves you with an almost nostalgic feeling as you sail, making Paradise Island weddings truly exceptional.

For the food connoisseurs, there are many traditional Bahamian meals that will delight, such as guava duff, conch fritters, grouper fingers, and johnnycakes -- all of which are simply delightful when accompanied with a tropical drink.

The island also boasts theater performances, magical acts and acrobatics with moonlight dinner cruises stealing the limelight on the romance front. Plus, weddings on Paradise Island, Bahamas would not be complete without catching the cabarets in the evenings, swimming with dolphins, checking out the pirate museums, touring the national art galleries, and lazing on spectacular beaches during the day.

Nassau, Bahamas

Weddings in Nassau, Bahamas are truly extravagant with the Bahamian capital city offering an exciting nightlife, attractive harbor and an array of colonial, old world and modern day architecture that are BREATHTAKING.

Formerly known as Charles Town, the city of Nassau was destroyed by the Spanish in 1684. The township was then later rebuilt and named Nassau in 1695 in honor of English King William III who was from the Dutch House of Orange-Nassau.

The city is famous for its involvement in three James Bond films and novels, including Thunderball in 1965; Never Say Never Again in 1963; and Casino Royale in 2006. During two of these films, the Junkanoo Celebration, which is a magnificent, traditional display of culture with music, rhythmic dance and colorful costumes, was featured in several scenes.

The region was also said to be once the haunt of legendary pirate, Blackbeard, due to its sheltered harbor that offered a safe haven for his vessel.

Today, stunning Victorian mansions, cathedrals and ancient forts offer any Nassau wedding couple wishing to marry numerous locations and many attractions to then visit while honeymooning. The most spectacular architectural find is said to be the Queen’s Staircase whose 66 steps lead to a simply breathtaking view that you nor your loved one cannot afford to miss. Weddings in Bahamas can be romantic and flamboyant -- the choice is entirely yours.

Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas

Acclaimed as being like no other, Bahamian culture has embraced native Indian customs and that of its diverse historical past with the Bahamas boasting a friendly, warm atmosphere that will ENCHANT.

Many of the island settlements on Grand Bahama were founded by former slaves that were freed when Great Britain banned slavery in 1834. Today, the region displays a more tranquil ambience. Beaches of fine, opaque sand are filled with countless exotic seashells, and, if you are fortunate enough, exquisite spider lilies during the spring, which make weddings in Grand Bahama striking.

Attractions are many in this area with divers gravitating to the famous ‘Ben’s Cavern’ that has taken centuries to form and provides a 50-foot deep, safe diving medium with spectacular stalagmite and stalactite formations. Galleries filled with national treasures are abundant with West Indian culture and Bahamian landscapes offering many artists inspiration. Jewelry, sculptures, paintings, and avant-garde pieces tinged with island spirit can be found throughout the region and are sure to impress even the most fastidious of art lovers.

Overall Grand Bahama weddings are truly spectacular and stimulating as they allow you and your fiancé to unwind and enjoy your new life together in style while soaking up the sun and reflecting on the cultural diversity.

Montego Bay, Jamaica

Culturally diverse with colorful inhabitants and strong traditions make weddings in Montego Bay, Jamaica EXTRAORDINARY.

Jamaica’s second largest city, Montego Bay, is situated on the northwest corner of the island and is considered to be one of its most sought after tourist destinations. Stunning views and spectacular scenery offer a serene and tranquil ambience for Montego Bay weddings and those wishing to marry in luxury. In fact, with its truly breath-taking waters and pristine shoreline, Montego Bay represents one of today’s most popular wedding destinations.

The heritage of Montego Bay spans back to 1494 when Columbus first discovered the area. Rich with Spanish and British history and home to the legendary reggae great, Bob Marley, Montego Bay weddings are often surrounded by cultural diversity. Bright, colorful people who are creative and resourceful best describe the folks in this region. The locals offer a warm, friendly outlook and are intriguing in every aspect.

Activities span across the board to fulfill the desires of everyone -- from the adventurous and the athletic to those seeking a peaceful, romantic interlude.

The area offers activities, such as river rafting on unique bamboo rafts, fishing charters, cycling, and some of the best arts and crafts marketplaces that you will ever encounter in any part of the world. It is also highly recommended that you buy a traditional coffee-bean necklace before your honeymoon ends so that you can retain a memento from your Montego Bay wedding.