Visitors to Caribbean shores, set to wed in these beautiful destinations now have new venues to choose from.
Buccament Bay in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, True Blue Bay Resort and The Swedish lighthouse ship at the heart of Le Phare Bleu Marina and Resort both located in the Spice Isle of Grenada are high on the list of choices.
St. Vincent and the Grenadines will gain an exciting new wedding location in July, with the soft opening of Harlequin Hotels & Resorts’ Buccament Bay. The resort is just minutes from one of the filming locations in Pirates of the Caribbean, and is also family-friendly. An Island Spa Villa or Water’s Edge Penthouse Suite are recommended for honeymoon accommodation.
Meanwhile the all-butler suite Sandals Emerald Bay Resort on Great Exuma in the Bahamas opened in February, offering the full Sandals range of Martha Stewart weddings. The Island Paradise package, starting at £3,960, includes sunset nuptials under a bamboo arch embellished with magenta and orange orchids.
Moreover accommodation properties that have traditionally performed well and marketed as wedding venues like the Elegant Hotel Group in Barbados are set for a new multi-million look in summer 2010. This Group includes, Tarmarind Cove, Turtle Beach, The House which have proven to be among some of the best venues for Caribbean weddings.
