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Putting on the Ritz — Wedding at the Ritz-Carlton in Rose Hall
Receptions on the ballroom terrace grant shelter from the elements and offer a wonderful view of the gardens.
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
October 31, 2010

Putting on the Ritz — Wedding at the Ritz-Carlton in Rose Hall

Perfectly manicured gardens boast aromatic flora, as white sandy beaches with the cerulean waters of the Caribbean Sea create a picturesque backdrop. This vision lays in wait at the Ritz-Carlton Golf and Spa Resort, Rose Hall.

Four hundred and twenty-seven rooms, 52 suites, five restaurants on 5,000 picture-perfect acres, are all at your disposal to host your island fantasy wedding.

The Ritz-Carlton Rose Hall promises to create memories you’ll cherish for a lifetime. Staffed with catering experts, entertainment specialists and an entire Destination Services unit, the Ritz-Carlton Rose Hall ensures that every stylish detail is taken care of.

The only five-diamond property on the island, endless possibilities for every occasion, especially for ‘your special day’ — your wedding.

The Great Outdoors

Whether it’s a beach wedding that you desire or a simple outdoor gathering, the wedding staff is trained to handle any wedding need; you need not worry.

Among the options where your nuptials may take place: (1) You may begin with your ceremony at the Gazebo, after which you can relocate to a larger space for your reception. (2) The East Lawn and East Beach are ideal options for a ceremony or reception outdoors, especially for a larger group.

The Jerk Centre is ideal for small, intimate, informal weddings. Many couples also opt to use this area for rehearsal dinners, which include just the immediate family and the wedding party.

Outdoor events are a great way to play with your environs. Crisp white or colourful canopies, bright tropical-coloured floral arrangements paired with soft lights for the approach of nightfall — these can create a romantic ambiance, and a relaxed atmosphere for you as well as for your guests.

If you want to add a special element to your outdoor wedding, there’s another option — the 1st tee at White Witch. One can carry out their nuptials on the golf green, after which you will be whisked away by golf cart to the White Witch, a terrace dining area overlooking the green, and looking out to the Caribbean Sea.

Photos courtesy of the Ritz-Carlton Rose Hall

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you choose a beach wedding, cabanas such as these may be set up for guests to lounge before or after the reception.
Chocolate Decadence is an existing wedding theme available at the Ritz-Carlton, which incorporates gold and brown elements into the décor.
A typical East Beach set-up with a lounge area and coffee station, and a tropical reception area with brightly coloured tablecloths and colourful centrepieces, with the sunset and waves providing the perfect backdrop.
Tai Flora created this romantic display with bouquets of fuchsia roses, soft candlelight and silver accents.
Couples can perform their nuptials under the gazebo, where the groom awaits his bride as she walks through the gardens and onto a petal-strewn aisle.
The Jerk Centre is a great location for rehearsal dinners or small informal receptions.
With the Caribbean Sea as its backdrop, golf enthusiasts in particular, see the green of White Witch’s 1st tee at as the ideal spot to get married.
And, following the ceremony, the reception may follow at the White Witch, with its large terrace overlooking the green, and the azure waters of the sea in the distance.
Red up lighting against the walls cast a rosy glow on this arrangement of white lilies, heliconias and roses by Tai Flora.

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