32 places. Four ways to begin.

Cancún and Riviera Maya offer one of the world’s deepest collections of destination-wedding resorts, from adults-only all-inclusive icons to design-led nature resorts and ultra-luxury Mayakoba enclaves.

Los Cabos brings a distinctly cinematic wedding setting: sculptural desert, dramatic rock formations, polished resorts and a coastline built for sunset celebrations.

Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit combine golden Pacific sunsets, green mountains, welcoming resort towns and a strong range of all-inclusive and luxury properties.

Antigua is known for calm turquoise water, intimate beaches and a collection of romantic all-inclusive and boutique resorts that suit destination weddings beautifully.

Aruba pairs luminous beaches with unusually dependable sunshine, straightforward flights and a compact resort corridor. It is an inviting choice for couples who want Caribbean color with less weather uncertainty and an easy long-weekend rhythm.

Barbados offers elegant west-coast resorts, lively south-coast stays and a confident island culture shaped by food, music and beautiful beaches.

Belize pairs private-island romance and Caribbean water with rainforest, reef and a boutique-resort sensibility. It is especially compelling for smaller wedding groups.

Grand Cayman pairs Seven Mile Beach with excellent dining, polished hotels and straightforward travel for a refined Caribbean wedding weekend.

Curaçao blends bright Caribbean water with colorful Willemstad architecture, strong year-round appeal and a growing all-inclusive resort collection.

The Dominican Republic combines long, cinematic beaches with resorts built to host groups well. Cap Cana brings a particularly polished expression of the destination, while the wider Punta Cana area offers impressive choice across styles and budgets.

Grenada combines a celebrated beach, green hills and a quieter luxury rhythm. It suits couples who want a true island atmosphere and a more intimate resort landscape.

Jamaica brings something no template can manufacture: unmistakable spirit. Celebrations move naturally from sea-facing vows to music-filled evenings, with historic estates, modern resorts and a hospitality culture that makes guests feel genuinely welcomed.

Puerto Rico gives U.S. guests easy access to historic streets, beaches, rainforest and sophisticated resorts without requiring a passport for U.S. citizens.

Saint Lucia is made for couples who want landscape to be part of the ceremony. The Pitons, rainforest and volcanic coastline create a more intimate, adventurous atmosphere than a traditional flat-beach destination.

St. Barts is a villa-and-boutique-hotel destination where French-Caribbean style, beautiful bays and exceptional dining create a wedding weekend with rare polish.

The Bahamas delivers extraordinary water and refined resort choices just a short flight from Florida. Nassau and Paradise Island make elegant, high-energy wedding weekends remarkably accessible.

Turks & Caicos is a study in blue: clear shallows, pale sand and an unhurried luxury that feels naturally exclusive. It is ideal for couples who want the beach to remain the visual and emotional center of the weekend.

Costa Rica gives couples Pacific beaches, rainforest, volcanoes and a powerful sense of adventure. Wedding weekends can be resort-polished while still feeling connected to the landscape.

The Amalfi Coast turns a wedding weekend into a sequence of unforgettable arrivals: boats crossing blue water, terraces above the sea and long dinners framed by lemon groves and historic villages.

The French Riviera and Provence offer two complementary visions of celebration: polished coastal glamour and private countryside estates surrounded by vineyards, olive trees and historic villages.

Greece turns a wedding into an atmosphere: whitewashed stone, salt air, late dinners and a horizon that changes color by the minute. Santorini offers volcanic drama; Mykonos brings beaches, design and celebratory energy.

Italy gives a celebration texture: old stone, garden paths, polished wood boats, long tables and food that carries its own sense of ceremony. Lake Como is grand and composed; the Amalfi Coast is vertical, sunlit and exuberant.

Lake Como is one of the world’s defining luxury wedding destinations, where historic villas, formal gardens and private boats give every part of the weekend a natural sense of occasion.

Mallorca pairs the privacy of historic fincas with Mediterranean beaches, mountain villages and a lively capital, giving guests a full island experience beyond the wedding day.

Portugal offers remarkable variety within a manageable journey, from Lisbon palaces and Sintra estates to Douro vineyards and the sunlit coast of the Algarve.

Tuscany is built for generous wedding weekends: restored estates, vineyard dinners, cypress lined roads and the kind of landscape that makes every gathering feel grounded in place.

Bali combines dramatic ocean cliffs, jungle estates and design led resorts with a hospitality culture that makes a multiday celebration feel immersive from the moment guests arrive.

Japan offers celebrations of remarkable contrast, from Kyoto gardens and refined ryokan stays to Tokyo design hotels and restorative mountain escapes near Hakone.

The Maldives is made for intimate celebrations where the resort becomes the entire world for a few extraordinary days. Private islands, overwater villas and exceptional service create rare privacy.

Mauritius combines polished beach resorts, dramatic mountain scenery and a culturally layered sense of place. It can support a fuller guest list than many private island destinations.

Seychelles feels both wild and refined, with sculptural granite beaches, forested islands and a collection of intimate resorts suited to deeply private celebrations.

Thailand pairs exceptional hospitality with very different wedding settings, from private island resorts and Phuket villas to design hotels and cultural experiences in Bangkok.