Caneel Bay keeps wedding options simple and elegant -- an ideal combination that, naturally, comes at a high price. Read more

The Rockhouse is one of the most desirable destination wedding hotels in Jamaica, and it goes to great lengths to create a memorable experience -- the food is excellent, the service attentive, and the setting exclusive, intimate, and beautiful. Read more

For what you get -- a beautiful setting, great service, and food that is far superior to what you get at most of the all-inclusive resorts -- the Punta Cana's prices are very fair. And unlike at the all-inclusive resorts, most wedding details are up to you -- a great advantage, if you want a personal touch and don't mind a little extra legwork. Read more

Half Moon -- our pick for the top luxury resort in Jamaica -- is a gorgeous property with enough options and flexibility to plan an elegant and personalized celebration. Read more

Straightforward options, minimal fees, and top-notch beach and spa facilities make the Sanctuary Cap Cana a solid (and easy) luxury choice. Read more

Round Hill is one of the most beautiful (and expensive) properties in Jamaica. A wedding here is expensive, no doubt, but for the price you get flawless service and unmatched elegance. Read more

Jake's arid, other-worldly surroundings are without doubt some of the most beautiful anywhere in Jamaica. Events here are more personalized, and far more private, than what you'll find at the mega resorts. Only real down side: It's about a two- to three-hour bumpy and confusing drive from the airport. Read more

With exceptional, yet reasonably priced food and drinks, above-and-beyond service, and a gorgeous, intimate-feeling location, Tensing Pen is one of the best choices for small weddings. Read more

This quiet, adult-only resort offers standard wedding package fare, but with fewer options (though less hassle) than some of its neighbors. Read more

The picturesque grounds -- a rippling lake with black swans, lush landscaping, a soft-sand beach -- help create a romantic atmosphere. Plus, in Aruba, you're south of the Caribbean's hurricane belt and rain is scarce. Read more