THE PALACE RESORTS - COMPLIMENTARY WEDDING PACKAGE

- Wedding ceremony located: The Palace Ballroom
- Chocolate colored ceremony structure and podium with silk floral decor
- 30 White folding chairs with champagne pink ribbon chair bows
- Small bridal bouquet
- 2-tier wedding cake for 30 guests
- audio system for the ceremony
- Minister to perform symbolic ceremony
- Sparkling wine during the ceremony
- A semi-private dinner reservation for up to 30 people.
- Breakfast in bed the morning after the ceremony
- Complimentary honeymoon package

A minimum of a 14 room night within your wedding group and a deposit of $250 USD to book date and time of the ceremony is required. The Moon Palace in Jamaica requires a minimum of 3 room nights to qualify for a complimentary wedding package.

Additional fee applies to all civil ceremonies for the services of the Justice of the Peace and for the document filling. Ceremony pricing includes up to 30 guests. Additional guests may be accommodated depending on the resort chosen and availability of rooms. The complimentary collection will not apply if requested once on site - it must be booked in advance of your stay. Additional fee will apply if complimentary package is requested within 15 days of arrival. *Couple must provide song selection and auxiliary cable for audio system. *Up to 4 bottles of sparkling wine.

Complimentary Private Events

Bride and Groom are eligible for a maximum of one complimentary room and one complimentary category upgrade to the next available room category, up to the Honeymoon Suite category with a minimu of 10 rooms paid nightly.

Free Rooms, Free Private Events, Free Cocktail Reception and more…

Rooms Booked 10-19
- 1-Hour private cocktail reception

Rooms Booked 20-24
- 2-Hour private function

Rooms Booked 25-35
- 9-hours of private Events

Rooms Booked 36-50
- 10-Hours of private events

The longer you guest list, the bigger your wedding benefit

More Benefits

- Private group check-in
- Free wedding specialist for the bride and groom
- Kids and teens stay free