Help Us Decide!

[atloehle]

Hi everyone here are the details...

 

We're looking at May 21st, 2013

 

Only immediate family will be there (15-17 people tops)

we want a gazeebo or some sort to get married under

dont want to deal with the hassels that come with some locations ie. mexico & their blood tests

need the island to be incredibly safe as FH's family has never travelled to the caribbean and are worried it isnt safe

all inclusive and not bland food

would prefer no kids, but are ok if there are kids there

must be around the $1500 mark, not more than $2000 each pre-taxes

 

Does this exist?!

 

Thanks!

[boscobel]

I think your best bet is to contact a TA b/c so much of what you are requesting can be accomplished with just about any resort.  You can contact a TA from the forum by clicking on the banner ad at the top of the page, or you can find someone local to you, but I'd definitely suggest making sure they have experience in DW's.  Good luck!

[JayKay]

That sounded almost identical to my checklist.  We chose Jamaica as its safe (my family has never travelled to the caribbean) and its relatively easy to get legally married there (no blood tests, translation ect).

As for the specific resort, we chose the Gran Bahia Principe in Jamaica because of the ocean side gazebo, its all inclusive, have heard the food is good, offers a variety of wedding packages, and fit our budget.

 

Our travel agent was the one to recommend the Gran Bahia Principe to us.  Try finding a Travel agent to work with.

Originally Posted by atloehle 

Hi everyone here are the details...

 

We're looking at May 21st, 2013

 

Only immediate family will be there (15-17 people tops)

we want a gazeebo or some sort to get married under

dont want to deal with the hassels that come with some locations ie. mexico & their blood tests

need the island to be incredibly safe as FH's family has never travelled to the caribbean and are worried it isnt safe

all inclusive and not bland food

would prefer no kids, but are ok if there are kids there

must be around the $1500 mark, not more than $2000 each pre-taxes

 

Does this exist?!

 

Thanks!

 

[Moments That Matter]

Congratulations and welcome to the forums! I would suggest any of the "Adults Only" resorts here in the Mayan Riviera. Secrets Maroma, El Dorado Royal/Seaside suites to name a couple.

Best of luck with all your planning! Have fun and keep smiling.

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