The saving on a four-star room is the difference between a cousin booking a flight and sending a card. On this island it buys you the same beach either way.
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Jamaica's luxury tier runs from a 40-room house above a cove to a resort with its own offshore island. The rating tells you almost nothing about which is which.
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Six people on a clifftop with the sea below, or ten on a pier with the sun going down in front of you. Jamaica's most memorable places to say the words.
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Level ground, lights already in place, and water that keeps throwing them back at you at midnight. Why poolside beats sand once dinner is over.
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Open air, a floor that behaves, and an evening that can run as long as it likes. Why a terrace is the setting couples settle on for the reception.
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Restaurant wedding venues in Jamaica put the kitchen through the door, so plates arrive hot and the courses land together. A short list, deliberately.
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Three floors up the bay opens out and the hills come into the frame. Where to marry above the coast in Jamaica, and what the wind asks of you.
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Somewhere to stand when everyone turns around. Jamaica's gazebos run from clifftops high above the sea to timber structures built out over the water.
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Shade over your shoulders, something flowering close enough to smell, and firm ground under the chairs. Why couples keep choosing a Jamaica garden.
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Negril's Seven Mile Beach, the Rose Hall strip and the Ocho Rios coves are three different beaches. Six resorts, and why the sand is not interchangeable.
