Aruba's all-inclusive scene gives couples one of the easiest ways to plan a destination wedding without juggling à la carte food, drink, and entertainment costs.
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Aruba's "One Happy Island" hospitality usually comes wrapped in upscale-luxury packaging, but a small handful of beachfront resorts offer genuinely affordable wedding pricing without giving up the white-sand beaches or trade-wind weather the island is known for.
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Turks and Caicos delivers one of the Caribbean's most family-friendly luxury wedding scenes, anchored by Beaches Turks and Caicos and complemented by a deep lineup of family-welcoming boutique resorts on Grace Bay Beach and beyond.
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Barbados delivers one of the Caribbean's most distinguished family-friendly wedding scenes, with three distinct coasts, calm western waters perfect for kids, and a deep lineup of luxury and all-inclusive properties built for multi-generational celebrations.
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Hawaii's wedding resort scene is mostly family-friendly by design, but a small handful of properties cater heavily to adults and honeymooners. One property, Hotel Wailea on Maui, is the only true adults-only resort in the islands.
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Barbados has one of the most polished adults-only wedding scenes in the Caribbean, anchored by two Sandals couples-only resorts, a new Royalton Autograph Collection property, and four distinctive boutique adults-only hotels.
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St. Lucia might be the Caribbean's most adults-focused wedding destination. With the iconic Pitons as a backdrop, three Sandals couples-only properties, and signature luxury anchors like Jade Mountain and Ladera, St. Lucia is purpose-built for romantic, refined celebrations.
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St. Lucia's family-friendly resort scene gives couples bringing kids and multi-generational guests access to one of the Caribbean's most dramatic settings, framed by the UNESCO-listed Pitons and lush rainforest.
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Aruba's family-friendly resort scene runs deep, with twenty-plus properties on the island catering specifically to couples bringing kids, teens, and multi-generational families to the wedding.
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Aruba's adults-only resort scene is small but selective, with four properties that focus entirely on creating romantic, refined celebrations for couples and their adult friends and family.
