Jamaica, An Island Paradise-- A Hot Spot For Destination Weddings and Honeymoons

                                                                                         

Jamaica is an island paradise, located in the northern Caribbean, approximately 145 km south of Cuba and 160 km west of Haiti. Jamaica is a wonderfully diverse island paradise with coastal lowlands, a limestone plateau, the Blue Mountains, and a group of volcanic hills in the east. Jamaica is the third largest island in the Caribbean, and the most populous English speaking island there. What strikes most first time visitors to Jamaica is its amazing natural beauty. It is said that Jamaica is as close to paradise as anything this side of God's heaven. Jamaica is the home of over 200 species of birds, with approximately 25 of these native to the island, being dominated by mountains, mostly covered with lush, green forests. Jamaica is also reputedly home to more than 3,000 species of flowering plants, some 720 of which are found nowhere else. The climate in Jamaica is tropical, with hot and humid weather, although higher inland regions have a more temperate climate. The average temperature in Jamaica is 82 ° F and remains consistent throughout the year.

Weddings

Jamaica is fast becoming a hotbed for international travelers to exchange their wedding vows. There are many different types of weddings you can have on Jamaica. Whether you're looking for a traditional indoor ceremony or a beach wedding, Jamaica has it all. Your Jamaican destination wedding, (marriage), as long as it follows the legal guidelines of that country, is considered valid in the United States. Sandals and Beaches, a leading resort group in the Carribean have experts to guide the wedding planner though what basically is a three step process: residency requirements, make your reservation, and preparation of documents. All-inclusive Jamaican wedding vacation packages are a great way to have an amazing wedding for often times less money than a traditional wedding. So, whether you are running through the surf barefoot or under a canopy against a sunset sky, non-denominational wedding officiants will be able to perform your ceremony as you wish ( typically they charge between $50 and $200 US). What will you wear for your Jamaican wedding? Remember it's your wedding. You may choose to wear that fancy wedding dress and tuxedo or dress in a less formal manner. If you're having a beach wedding, you might feel more comfortable in a casual outfit, Getting guests to your Jamaican wedding may seem a bit hard at first, but remember that if you book your wedding early enough, the guests will be able to get their accommodations and flights with ease.

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